Lightningmouse

@northerner @winter-rose @bluejay @ethryndal @perfectfifths @jess @daeus @kate-flournoy @overcomer
I’m going to be doing some more brainstorming/worldbuilding/allthethings if anyone wants to join me.

@audrey-caylin Awesome! Glad to hear that the lesson sparked some creative juices! 😀 I haven’t read A Time to Die yet (it is so high on my reading list, but time keeps alluding me…), but that seems like a good analysis of the book. The message doesn’t seem too broad to me (though to be fair I haven’t read the book yet), but it could be a bit…[Read more]

@ethryndal Awesome; those are great goals to have! Explaining how all story aspects can tie into a story’s theme was one of the goals I had in making the course, so it should definitely help you learn how to do that.

@sleepwalkingmk You’re welcome! If we weren’t trying to constantly outdo ourselves, us Jedi masters may be out of a job pretty quickly. 😉

@dragon-snapper Great goal! Like Daeus said, we’ll definitely be answering that and unpacking how to approach a theme from several different angles by using the power of story.

@audrey-caylin That’s great! Writing about things you’ve experienced can create the most powerful themes in storytelling, so that’s a great place to start, and I’ll be talking some in the next video about that aspect of theme development.

@ethryndal Glad to have you on board. 😀 Essentially what we’ll be doing for the final version is going through the course and updating all the lessons with the polished videos. So you will have full access to the polished version once it’s completed.

*confetti falls from cotton-candy colored rain-clouds*

@overcomer @northerner @winter-rose Okay, I’m back and ready to write/plan. 😛

@overcomer Huzzah! We have won! I finally found out which story I’m going to write next along with the theme course. Thanks for writing!

@overcomer I will be with you for unknown amount of time. Might have to leave in a few minutes, but I’ll see if I can be productive. 😛

@daeus Yaaay!

@daeus Yaaay!

@ethryndal They signed the KP Awesomeness Paper this morning. 😛

@daeus Kinda…it was more like ‘if I want to have my book stand out as Christian then why haven’t I done that yet?’ I really only added a verse here and a verse there, a bible reference there and here. So, yeah, it did feel cheesy, though it wasn’t pushy. Too simple.

@daeus Kinda…it was more like if I want to have my book stand out as Christian then why haven’t I done that yet? I really only added a verse here and a verse there, a bible reference there and here. So, yeah, it did fell cheesy, though it wasn’t pushy. Too simple.

@aratrea Exactly what you made it for, to write appealing Christian fiction that’s not ‘bored-to-tears’ type of reading. To learn how to incorporate theme into all my writing and that it would be moving. I’ll admit that I have had problems with the boring repetition for any audience. Either I was telling someone something they already knew, or I…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Hmm… a vague poetical answer. We’ll see if we can deliver on your poetical desires. 😉

@audrey-caylin Awesome! Those sound like great goals to have. Definitely keep those in mind going through the course, and at the end I’ll be asking how much the course helped you to achieve those goals.

@gretald Haha, it is an important skill to know when you need to say no to something. 😉 Definitely understand!

@anna-brie Like Daeus said, as long as all viewers are part of the same family, we have no problem with them all using the same account.

@greta Haha, it is an important skill to know when you need to say no to something. 😉 Definitely understand!

@anna-brie Like Daeus said, as long as all viewers are part of the same family, we have no problem with them all using the same account.