Rylie Goodwin

@faith-q

Haha, well, it doesn’t really have to be exciting to be unexpected.

Like the amount of times I’ve gotten story ideas out of an unexpected look, laugh, or hello is absurd.

Have you ever gotten an idea for a certain trait for a character from a person you know?

@cathrynv

That’s cool. Now you’ll have to credit Evanescence as a co-writer…[Read more]

@godlyfantsay12

thank you! This’ll be a welcome challenge.

@anatra23 I’ve read a few of the Redwall books, namely Redwall, Mossflower, The Bellmaker, and that one about the baggers where that lord fellow falls off a cliff 😉 . I haven’t read any in a while though.

Have you read Mistmantle? My brother liked them but didn’t get hooked, while we did.

Hey, @godlyfantasy12, would you mind if I drew Nyx? And if so, does he have any particular markings etc.?

@godlyfantasy12

That makes sense. Yes, I think I know what you mean. Like he can talk without speaking.

Thank you for the excerpt!

Um, that’s amazing. Once again, did Nyx SPEAK?!

@godlyfantasy12

Here’s the second post: A Guide to Blogging for the Fiction Author

Ooh! This is so exciting! I’ve always thought it would be super cool for you to start blogging!

I love your introductory post. It’s beautifully honest. ^-^

I do have a couple blog posts that discuss how to get started blogging. They got eaten by the forum, so let’s see if it’ll let me post them one at a time.

Answering Your Blog Questions

I’d…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

That’s a first draft? Wow. I love it! Did Nyx just speak?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Yeah, nothing I wouldn’t mind reading myself, not to mention a ten year old at our church. Especially when I’m trying to make a very Christain point about the passing of mantles. No need the have my good be evil spoken of!

Ugh, yeah, it is so irritating when a word is placed in the wrong era. I mean, some words don’t matter,…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Nyx sounds woundermous! Definitely work him in. He’s so cute! If you have any scenes you could share, I’d be thrilled.

My sister and I created a fox type creature for one of her books. It’s called a Knettel and is about the size of a SMALL house cat, a bit more sleek than most foxes, with more pointed ears and a white ‘V’ from…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I do like it! I honestly couldn’t tell, but then I am the person who it took two books in an allegorical series before I realized Leinad was supposed to be Daniel. A’Grend is a good name though.

You have a fennec fox?! Ok, I love furry creatures in books, and foxes…*sigh* what in Nyx like? Does it’s name mean anything?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your book sounds well beat out. Is it one book or a series? YES, it IS intriguing!

@elishavet-pidyon

What inspired Possibility? It sounds good and deep. And squirrels are so neat.

I’ve read GE too. They’re wonderful books.

@godlyfantasy12

If it’s not too much of a spoiler, where did the name A’Grend come from?

@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you! Those deeper meanings play around in my book a lot.

Thank you!

Yes, I have read GE, and it’s a favorite. S. D. Smith is the C. S. Lewis of rabbits!

Cracken and Bracken are brothers. For full explanation here are their character descriptions:

Cracken (more grey than brown. He is not a Meadow Squirrel, oh no, he is from the Wood of Cornish. Yes, he is. A friend to everyone except a few and…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel
*Squeals in delight and commences a happy dance.*

I shall try not to fill up the rest of this page.

Heart of Gold Heart of Stone (First in series) set in medievalish time

Ezekiel 36:26

Zlatan and Vulkasin are wolf twins, the only sons of Sotnik Vratislav. One of Vulkasin’s rash ideas throws the brothers into military…[Read more]

@godlyfantas12
Thanks!

A circus land? That’s so neat! I love your names as well.

I like it too. It has some rather deep thoughts hidden in it. Yes, the tone change is thrilling!

@koshka

I don’t write Biblical fiction, but I completely support having a forum for it!

Sorry. I’ll try not to repeat myself in later posts. 😉

To clarify on certain points left too vague. The first two stories are about humans in a human world. The last is about an animal only world.

Knights= pastors/missionaries

Hi! Gramercy for inviting me!

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your book sounds so intriguing! Yes, I’m hooked.

So, here are three of my premisses. (Yes, I stole them from one of my former posts. I don’t type that quickly)

Possibility (because that’s what it is): Aethelthryth was set apart from her very birth. Her father was a serf whom the King freed. H…[Read more]