Lydia S.

@scoutfinch180

Poor Jake… :'( Love the lines, though!

@elishavet-pidyon

Ruben sounds like an amazing brother and an amazing character! I’m a fan already. 🙂

@koshka

Agh, I love the accent! Otto sounds like a fun guy. XD

@issawriter7

Aww, thank you so much! <3333

*chilled by first two lines* *heartbroken by the last line* I wanna…[Read more]

@joelle-stone

Ooo… Asor sounds very intriguing… I especially like that last line… I have a feeling I’d be a big fan of his. 😉

@anatra23

That first line… XD *chef’s kiss* Love it!

@keilah-h

How cool! He sounds like a fun character.

@power

Oh. my. Goodness!!! Those are hilarious, and I love them!!! XD (I’m already a huge fan…[Read more]

@calidris @scripter-of-kingdoms @devastate-lasting @daisy-torres

@calidris

Ooo, that’s so cool!!! And maybe I will write it soon… Who knows where this let’s-write-a-million-stories-at-a-time brain of mine will take me! 😛 😉

The moonlight shone in through the kitchen window, sending shadows skittering across the tile floor. I pushed up the tablecloth that was draped over my hideout – kitchen tables are very useful peices of furniture – and peeked into the dark recess of the pantry for the umpteenth time. The double-sided tape, chipotle pepper, mousetraps, and frying…

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@jodi-maile

Welp, I’m very late to the party, but I thought I’d pop in anyway.

I think that when things like what you’re experiencing happen, drafts show their beauty. 🙂 I know with every draft of my novels/short stories, they become better. Perhaps if you tried finishing the story, taking a bit of a break, and then diving in again, you’d…[Read more]

@mkfairygirl

AGHHHH, CONGRATS!!!!!!!!! XD *throws confetti and squeals with you* So happy for y’all! <333

@calidris

Yeah, I like birds! I don’t watch them or anything, but I enjoy learning about them. I used the chickadee’s “Fee-bee” call in one of my school papers. It’s so fun how it can be interpreted to mean the name “Phoebe;” perfect fuel for a writer. 😉

Aww, thanks! 😀

Ooo… That sounds amazing!!! I love the idea of writing in some of the “pu…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

I am pretty much going to echo what a lot of the other gals said! Honestly, I simply decide based on if I have more stories to tell. For my romances, there is only going to be one book. I don’t have enough material to stretch it out any longer. My fantasy world is the opposite. Right now, I’m at five novel ideas (one in the pro…[Read more]

@calidris

Ah, yes, the methods of the Shrike… They’re a bit startling coming from a creature that appears so harmless. Did you choose that pseudonym for your villain based off of our villains personality/characteristics?

Aww, thx! Yeah, that is sad. Dragons are so cool!

Well, it’s a bit like medieval fantasy in regards to the weapons and armor…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Yes, I’ve been there! It’s awesome!!! Actually, I took your character quiz, and the resulting character was a LOT like me. Thanks for making it; it was a ton of fun to take. 😀

@elfwing

WOOHOO!!!!!!! Congratulations; that’s awesome! Subscribed!😆😆

@calidris

No, you’re totally fine! I’m sorry I’m so late. Between working and school, I don’t have a lot of free time. 🙁

Ooo, I love Sasha already!!! He sounds like an epic villain, and I love his bad guy name. I’m a big fan of the redemptive character arc, too. 😀

So, my fantasy WIP (the book Aidyl is from) is about Duxus Aledrick. Basically…[Read more]

@maryg3

Thank you so much for the offer!!! My parents don’t want my email out online though (not because they don’t trust y’all, but because there are trolls out there), so I won’t be able to. I hope the rest of your book goes well for you!!! God bless! <333

@godlyfantasy12

It’s absolutely beautiful! Added it to my photos! XD

@nanisnook

Ofc! Go get ‘em, girl! <333

@calidris

Aww, thx!

I know! It can be so sad to let a villain go. I know my main villain (the one who leads Aidyl further astray and prompts her to join him) is one of my favs due to his personality. He’s quirky, pessimistic, sarcastic, and generally very fun to write for. But my coauthor and I made the decision to let him go. It’s sad to wat…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I think having multiple POVs is totally fine, and it’s my opinion that it can even make your story better! You get to hear from different people who feel, think, and act in different ways and experience different events. This can add layers to your story. I have multiple POVs in most of my novels. In one of them, I think I have s…[Read more]