Rylie Goodwin

@jodi-maile Girl sameee!! It’s sooo hard to keep on track of an original idea. In fact, I often have to draw my characters, make pinterest boards, and much much more to keep the original aesthetic and themes in my head.

One thing that helps me is if I write the edit I’m thinking about in a comment to myself on google docs, and then think on it…[Read more]

It took the form of a small cute kitten. Mirabelle, of course, awwed and ran over, picking it up before I could stop her.

@kathleenramm

Yes, actually I have written a story with multiple POVs. I did it for my fantasy novel, Behind the Blade, Without the Wings. I switched POVs between the male and female lead. After doing that, I realized that I really like writing multiple POVs, so when I came back to my spy novel, I decided to have multiple POVs in it as well.

Mirabelle crossed her arms “Wait, let me get this straight; your double ganger was blackmailing you and you were appeasing him with Chipotle?”

Milo’s double ganger’s smile widened “Yo, your sister is smart lol.”

“She’s ten, of course she’s smart; have you never met a ten year old before?”

“Did you really think that you could keep this from Mirabelle forever? When we met that night-”

“WHY ARE YOU HERE You were never suppose to come back, you had all the chipotle you could ask for!

@kathleenramm The most? Probably like 10 or 12 at some point. I don’t count very well, haha.

@devastate-lasting

Yeah, I really like how adding multiple POV you can explore different avenues of the story while adding a new flavor to the narrative.

What the most POV you’ve ever had in one story?

@jodi-maile

It’s really cool how you split up POV with your sister like that! My siblings and I might do that in the future, but right now…[Read more]

@kathleenramm I usually write in several POVs! I like to give insight in what happens to each person, and since usually they aren’t around each other, also shed light on other things that happen in entwining storylines.

Fear rippled through my body and I grabbed the closest thing in reach (which happened to be a mostly empty domino’s pizza box) and chucked it at the figure.

The pizza box bounced harmlessly off the figure’s back, and it spun around Poptart box still in hand.

My heart dropped to my feet; that figure… that person… that thing, was me.

Munch munch munch.

Mirabelle and I whirled towards the pantry in the corner of the kitchen.

Standing in the pantry was a figure feasting the last raspberry Poptart.

“Shut up,” I said, walking past her back to the window. “Something was actually there. And it might hear us.”

@elfwing Awesome! I sent you an email just now. If you didn’t get it, let me know. 🙂 And I’m excited to beta-read for you!!!!!!! 😀

@elfwing

Of course, anytime!! 🙂

@elfwing

Of course!!!!! Hahahaha, girl, that really truly IS incredible!!!!! I mean, it took my website like four months to get twenty followers, so seriously, that is AMAZING!!!!

@godlyfantasy12

WOOHOO!!!! *pumps fist in the air*

@elfwing

Girl, that’s not trifle numbers. That is AMAZING and DEFINITELY something to celebrate!!!!!!!! *high fives*

Oh, and CONGRATULATIONS @elfwing on the new blog!!!!!!! That is SUPER exciting!!!!! <3333