Lightningmouse

@perfectfifths Well, I’m done for now. I wrote 173 words and edited half a chapter of the same story. Not particularly happy with what I got done, but I suppose it’s better than nothing. How’d you do?

Yay! I’m not alone! @perfectfifths

I might be alone tonight because of the Panel Discussion, but a holler to those anyone who might be writing tonight…I will be.
@ethryndal @graciegirl @overcomer @perfectfifths @kate-flournoy @daeus @northerner @r-j-wordsmith @Audrey-caylin @winter-rose @jess @anyone-else

@kate-flournoy @perfectfifths My life is: keep looking at it and make it perfect until it is perfect….the life of a writer/artist/musician is hard when you go by those terms… *sigh*

I’m afraid I won’t be able to come. 🙁 But while we’re on the subject, is anyone going to be at either the Cincinnati or Indianapolis Homeschool Conventions this year? I’m just curious, and I hope @anne-of-lothlorien doesn’t mind me diverting the conversation a teensy bit. 😉
@winter-rose @audrey-caylin @emma-flournoy @anyone-and-everyone

I’m just curious, and I hope @anne-of-lothlorien won’t mind me diverting the conversation a teensy bit. 🙂 Is anyone going to be at either the Cincinnati or Indianapolis Homeschool Conventions this year?
@winter-rose @audrey-caylin @emma-flournoy @anyone-and-everyone

@kate-flournoy Wait, so the MC and his wife are both fighting on different sides of the war? You’re a cruel author. 😉 So it sounds like both of them are similar in powers and EiL, and the only distinction is what side they’ve chosen?

Ah; yes. Good example of that character type.

@winter-rose Oh; I like that idea. And I’ve seen that in waaaaaaay too many stories.

@gabrielle Oh; I like that idea. And I’ve seen that in waaaaaaay too many stories.

@audrey-caylin I am starting that first book today. ;P

@kate-flournoy Oooh; I like it. Very nice way to alternate between two different perspectives there to create a rich dichotomy and irony. Both supporting themes seem particularly well-mixed in the last section, where morality is tied into hope. Well done.

@delightinlife Welcome to the bestistest place on earth! (yes, @graciegirl you beat me to it. Don’t dragons ever listen 😛 ) Ahem! Anyways.
Ah, I have pretty much the same reasons for writing! I can’t stand the ‘confused romances’, as you put it, or the violence, or the overdose of mysticism. Medieval fantasies are my favorite, and I’ve actually…[Read more]

Welcome to the site, Bella! Glad to hear you were able to find us. 🙂 Great reading choices as well–Pride and Prejudice is one of my all-time favorites. Have you read any other works by Austen?

@r-j-wordsmith Cool!

@daeus Bravo! See you later.

@dragon-snapper ¡Hasta luego!

@graciegirl Time for me to depart to, adios!

@graciegirl I’ll be doing something pertaining to writing…haven’t decided what yet.

@dragon-snapper @winter-rose @ethryndal @kate-flournoy @daeus @r-j-wordsmith @you-know-the-drill I’ll be here editing a couple poems for the next hour or so if anyone is around. 🙂

@audrey-caylin That kind of foil setup can work really well for a story. Do you have any favorite examples of that in stories you’ve read?