Rylie Goodwin

@anatra23

Sorry, I forgot to tag you.

That makes sense. My rosin is 9 years old, so yeah, it’s pretty dry.

No, my bow had never been been rehaired, but I haven’t actually played untill this year. Then again, the damage even a careful 7 year old my have doomed it.

Thank you so much for answers. I was beginning to think something was desperately wrong with my bowing.

@elanor

Oh, thank you! Lol. That makes more sense.Yours is very good too.

Um, thanks? I’m sorry, what is a tag line? (Please help)

@elanor @lorelei-writer

By the by, ya’ll’s poetry is beautiful.  When I write poetry it’s usually like lorelei.writers’ in meter and style.

I have only begun to learn this year. I have never had lessons.

@anatra23

Hi, and thank you!

I’m, I don’t believe it’s a full size orchestra violin, but it was large to be a student. I am small myself, and only just fitting it right although I’ve had it since I was seven. My grandfather plays, and he gave me it. This year he replaced the strings with new nylon steel ones.

The rosin I have is old, so that…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

Yes, and it sounds so good. Will you have a glossary?

*note: to clarify my ambiguous “letter”. I meant כ and ח. Both make a throaty sound.

Thanks! It’ll be interesting to watch play out.

Also, about your culture, Horse and His Boy was always a favorite in our house. I can hardly run across hot pavement without thinking about Tashbaan. I love that you’re including the oud, which I only discovered the other day. About the veils, I know very little except what one might find in early…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

Oh, I love building cultures and hearing what other people have made!

Let’s see… I don’t know the ú sound, it might be Hebrew (I’m not very far in).

Keivan Rus is basically the name of a federation of Slavs in the 9th to the mid 13th century. The part I mixed in is mostly from the older northern groups. They were a…[Read more]

@lorelei-writer

Ok, I’m sorry I have taken so long to reply. My favorite genres to read are most likely (medieval) fantasy, or theology/doctrine. I also love a good historical fiction!

All four of my books are differing types of fantasy, between medieval and animals (if that’s a type). My other project is kid’s church curriculum.

What are yours?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Oh, oh, your names are lovely. Hebrew? My sister is learning Hebrew!

@elfwing

Your lines are great! I like Faeda, being short myself. And is Tyroll her older, or younger brother?

Ok, so now I can’t contain myself. @trahia-the-minstrel, did you say your desert country is Hebrew influenced? (Note gleeful chewing of lip) I’m learning Hebrew. Also, Eirtan is a mix of Celtic, Norse, Kieven Rus and mid-east/isreali culture, so I’m a tad unduly excited. (By the by, that particular letter you mentioned is my personal…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Oh yes, foxes and cats are some of my favorites as well!

What genres do you like to read/write?

That is really good @elanor ! I love how you do a different rhyme scheme (abba instead of the usual abab)! I usually use certain meters as well. I use hexameter a lot, but sometimes I mix it up and do every other verse is a different meter, like a would be six, b would be five, a is six, b is five, and so on. Like this:

He holds me in His arms,…[Read more]

@anatra23

At least he dies late in the book? Or perhaps that makes it worse. Yes, he will be missed, but Viktor needs to be who he was made to be, and Ruben wouldn’t want to go any other way.

@lydia-s I know this is random, but I didn’t realize you had read the Green Ember etc. What is your favorite character/lines? We love Helmer and Jo Shanks.…[Read more]

@anatra23

In Russian the words are ‘supposed’ to be spelled the way they sound, all except those thousands of exceptions… *sigh*. If you mean words from other languages, than yes.

BQ= Bible Quizzing. The lady I met is a quizzer Mom (her daughter is in Junior’s).

That makes more sense! I was thinking ‘Wow, she was doing…[Read more]

Ok, that didn’t work.

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your books sound good! How much do you have written, if I may ask?

@joy-caroline

Over Paul’s sister? I don’t usually read Biblical fiction (as it influences my memory) but I would read yours!

Well, I’m still writing my series, but I’ll try to answer your questions.

1. Pinpoint a central theme to plant throughout the series. Each book should deal with/breath this theme. Next, find at least three (or however…

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