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@jess hey, good job! I am really pleased with myself right now. I just finished the first two days of the story. 😀 😀 😀 😀 And I’m still writing!

@winter-rose that’s right! Good girl. 😀 Work first, play later. I admire you. Good example. 😀

@feedingmygoldfish welcome! Did you draw your profile picture? I really like it. 😀 Have you read “Anne Of Green Gables?” You seem like someone who would enjoy her. 😀

@winter-rose you’ll probably be done by the time I can write, but once I finish baking bread this afternoon, (I have to start by 2:00 p.m.) since the weather is spectacular, I’ll be in my favorite spot mapping out my children’s story. 😀

Today I reviewed Matthew 6:1-4. It’s funny how when I first memorized that small passage, it took me about half an hour but now it would take me about 10 minutes. Memorizing just gets easier and easier guys!

Awesome, @clairec! That definitely is a major step. Now for my answers

1. I’ve written an extended outline, but I’ve made some changes to my first novel so I have to rewrite my extended outline. 🙁 Personally, I dove straight into a first draft and then (after finding nuggets of gold in the sea of trash) I started intense theme/character/story…[Read more]

Now if somebody comes on the forum whose name is winter-rose, but their handle is @gabrielle . . .

@winter-rose I tagged you above as @gabrielle. Stupid me.

Well, it’s been about a week. And I don’t think anyone else will read the article so . . .

@daeus Thanks, man. How antiheroes were treated in the past is probably a little more speculative than most of my findings (I’m not that old, right). I just found that the popular figures in Greco-Roman mythology were classical heroes (Hercules, Achilles,…[Read more]

@clairec
*confetti and pats you the back and shakes your hand vigorously*
1. How do you write extended outlines? — Usually, I write a three point outline, beginning, middle and end, and off of that I’ll write it chapter by chapter. While I’m doing the three point outline, many ideas for scenes will pop into my head, so I just write them down on…[Read more]

@clairec *pats you on the back* Much congrats, girl! 😀 That’s super exciting!

As for your questions:
I don’t do extended outlines, because I find if I plan too much, I lose inspiration and motivation for that story. So I just stick with having a basic plot, a few planned ideas, and mostly winging it. Recently, however, I have revived a story I…[Read more]

@clairec Yes, Princess Bride if the best! Yes, same perfectfifths 😉 but actually my name is not Louise. That’s my pen name, and I thought I might as well stick it on here as well, so you know what books are by me when I get published 😉 XD But you can call me Louise, so you’re not saying Perfectfifths all the time 😀

@clairec Yes, Princess Bride if the best! Yes, same perfectfifths 😉 but actually my name is not Louise. That’s my pen name, and I thought I might as well stick it on here as well, so you know what books are by me when I get published 😉 XD

@clairec @ethryndal I want to say Princess Bride, too, and I am sure 😉 Okay, not super sure 😛 Are we right?

ah, @dragon-snapper, I just had an idea. Daeus loves to sing, he’s always singing, and he sings really well. He loves symphonies, too. Oh, he loves symphonies! (Did I mention he wants to write one of his own?) If you could capture his love of music in your story, it would be really accurate. 😀

@dragon-snapper I absolutely cannot believe that I didn’t see this earlier!!! Wow, this is great! Although…. I do have to say that Daeus isn’t like how you pictured him. He really is very kind and not at all controlling or desiring of power… 😀 But I do have to say, the part when “As they marched into the armory, Daeus conldn’t help but say,…[Read more]

@daeus give credit where credit is due. 😀

@daeus that was my idea!