Lydia S.

@gracie-j

From your character descriptions, Tell Me No Lies makes me feel like it’s a story filled with mystery, secrets, betrayal, and characters that you don’t know whether or not to love or bolt the opposite direction from. I may be wrong, but that’s the just the feeling I got and I love it. XD

@lydia-s

Your character sound like really…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Hi! Nice to meet you too!

1) Probably a centaur or dragon

2) Ooh… That is really hard! I’ll just go with Tucker mouse from The Cricket of Times Square series by George Selden.

3) Probably Peter? It is very hard to decide…

@lydia-s

Yes, and to tell you the truth, it would be very hard to find a book that doesn’t have mystery on my shelf!

I’m actually reading Rose in Bloom right now! I haven’t gotten very far though. No, I don’t have a favorite of L.M.Montgomery’s books. I’ve only read a few and liked all of them so far.

Some of my favorite genres to read are…[Read more]

@elfwing Nope you’re not weird. It helps me too. XD Thanks so much for the advice, it was super helpful!

@jenwriter17 Thanks so much! Those articles helped a lot. I definitely tell myself those lies on a regular basis, and it helps to know that someone else struggles with them too.

@gracie-j Thank you!! Reading my favorite thing that I’ve wri…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Why indeed?!

@lydia-s

Either one works. 🙂

Hm, it won’t let me edit, anyway, a bunch of tags (that I totally did not copy and paste from another thread): @nova21 @ribbonash @joy-caroline @gracie-j @lydia-s @lewilliams @scripter-of-kingdoms @issawriter7 @daisy-torres @sparksaraabbott11 @abigail-m @godlyfantasy12 @keilah-h @mkfairygirl @ariel-f @elanor @jodi-maile @beth-darlene @hallie-jean…[Read more]

@everyone-please-help @elfwing @mkfairygirl @writerlexi1216 @scripter-of-kingdoms @imwritehere1920 @keilah-h @kathleenramm @godlyfantasy12 @lydia-s @issawriter7 @devastate-lasting @jodi-maile @am-I-done-yet @nope @libby @abigail-m @joy-caroline

Ooh, a bunch of new lines? *grabby hands* Gimme, I’m going to combine them:

I was relieved that it was…[Read more]

@gracie-j

oh man! that is epic! Filled with threat and mystery and danger and possible adrenaline rush for fleeing for your life *says all this in one breath and then finally breathes in *, oh… and maybe even romance? Wild guess since you said you love romance hehehe XD

@lydia-s

you’re is so funny! I love it! XD

@lydia-s

Oh, he sounds beautiful!

Okay. Yeah, I had to read the Lord of the Rings before I watched the movies (along with my sister who was very impatient at how long it took me. By the time I’d almost finished the Fellowship she was just finishing the Return of the King 😆). So I read through them then and have been hooked ever since.

I would…[Read more]

@lydia-s

yeah, poor Daphne… alas, Klaiom’s true love must die. XD so sympathetic of me

yeah, well it’s all for the sake of the novel, they do not die in vain, at least XD

yes, you all were very helpful, thanks!

see you around! 🙂

@kathleenramm

WOOHOOOO!!!! I accept the dare!! And oooh, you’re last line is SOO AWESOME!!!! I actually thought it was kinda cool with the meme and the traditional clown. XD

(Oh, also, @lydia-s your’s is sooooo intriguing and AWESOME, too!!!!!)

Okey-dokey, and here be mine!!!!!!

I won’t raise an alarm. I’ll do anything you ask. Just please giv…[Read more]

@lydia-s  @abigail-m @elfwing @gracie-j @everyonelsewhocommentedwhovebeenforgotten

This thread has been really fun to read! Sadly, I’ve never written a proposal scene before and I am not likely to write one any time soon 🙁 Only one pair of my characters canonically get married and its technically after the story ends. Maybe I could add in a…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Thank you for tagging me Lydia!

Well, my MCs are always between the 15-17 age range and I have a tendency to make romances very, very, very difficult for them. The proposals I’ve, like you said, gone over for weeks in my head (I love doing that with scenes btw:) will never make it into the writing itself except for maybe a separate doc…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Hi, Lydia!

I haven’t written any mystery stories either, but I’ve been meaning to. It is a small element in most of my stories though.

(1) My top three authors are Rebecca Tingle, Louisa May Alcott, and L. M. Montgomery. I have been meaning to order a certain series of books that look good, so that author may soon join my list!

(2) I…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Yes she was! Her coat was a tobiano paint and she was half Gypsy Vanner half Arabian.

Yes Tolkien is such a great writer. Reading the Silmarillion really gave the rest of his books a whole new light for me. Also if you want a SAD read I’d suggest The Children of Hurin. That book actually brought tears to my eyes (now that is a GREAT f…[Read more]