katie

Haven’t read either of those but probably not. If you’re not getting anything out of it, stop. 😛
@Daeus

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Anyway, @Daeus, I’m starting now. Tag me if you’re on. Anyone else who wants to write, feel free to jump in. I’m going till ten forty five.

Except now I feel like stopping again. Is there an emoji for this situation? Is it worth keeping me from reading cry the beloved country or the brothers karmasomethingorotherrussian?

Hey, Ks make good kaltrops for dragons.

The longer I stare at that, the more it messes with my eyes…

@daeus Ouch… Did you really just…??? 😛

@Daeus gonna keep reading it unless you stop, hm? *chuckles* Glad I have you here to explain these things to me. 😀

In all seriousness, okay. Let me know what you thought once you finish.

@kate-flournoy Wellll… I flipped a heads, so I guess I’m gonna keep reading it unless I stop.

Kay Kate kan’t kantradict kat.

Also I’ll tag you when I start tomorrow, ‘kay?

@Daeus hey that’s not bad.

@kate-flournoy Well, that’s better than I’ve been doing recently. I did pretty good on editing tonight though. I did the first two and a half chapters from TATHOF, with the only exception of Sestin whom I’m going to focus on specifically in another round.

@Daeus I got 869— not stunning, but I got over a difficult slump where there was a lull in the action so I’m happy.

Oh, goody.

@Daeus me. And yes, I’m planning on it.

@kate-flournoy @dragon-snapper @allyecornicopiaofpeople Anyone else writing?

By the way, Kate, are you writeathoning tomorrow? I’m trying to get back into writing (as opposed to just editing) and I feel like I need to go back to boot camp.

At any rate, David might have done a better job training Solomon than he did (at least as far as we can tell).

@Mark-Kamibaya Actually I take that back. I was talking about it with @Kate-Flournoy, and later I went and looked specifically for stuff in the Bible from David to Solomon. Looking specifically at 1 Kings 2:1-4 and 1 Chronicles 28:9 ,…[Read more]

@Daeus I’d be the last person to judge you.

@kate-flournoy Hmm, sounds better. Maybe if I’m feeling less cynical tomorrow. Or maybe I’ll flip a coin. I really don’t know. I seriously might just flip a coin.

@Daeus yes, I know. Eldest was by far the toughest to get through. Thematically wishy-washy and not accomplishing much of anything. It’s been a while since I read Brisingr, but I do seem to remember it being a lot more interesting and a lot less eye-roll-worthy when it came to the worldview, probably because it didn’t say much of anything about it…[Read more]