madeylynn

Hey there. @graciegirl

I’m here. No idea what I’m doing, but I’m here. @graciegirl

https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Fp5D7pKF1SwuVVegM6Ke2kz8PuxVSj0qQb8LpaL2UU/edit

@kate-flournoy

Can you pop over to my Prison google doc for a bit? @kate-flournoy

@kate-flournoy Are you on?

No, it’s just…

See, I work–and write–best whilst having goals in mind. When I began writing the first chapter, I knew that it would end with Tam being taken. When I started the second and third chapters, I wanted to show Kara’s character and how she interacted with new people. But with the fourth chapter…I don’t know what it’s leading up…[Read more]

To be honest…I’ve sort of hit a wall with my WIP, and it’s holding me back from making any progress. I can’t figure out how to plan out my storyline, even though I’ve heard a bunch of methods from different people. It’s rather discouraging.
@kate-flournoy @graciegirl

Thanks for the pizza…I didn’t really have dinner haha.

How’s everyone doing? I feel like I haven’t been on in forever. @kate-flournoy @graciegirl

Hello, hello, hello! I’m back after my long, rainy week of church camp. I’m tired, but I’m here.

I know I should probably be working on Prison, my current WIP, but I’m giving it time to cool down a bit. If that makes sense.

I’ll be on and off writing until about 10:00 or so.

@kate-flournoy @jane-maree

Tsk, tsk, @kate-flournoy, there you go–always being so…blunt. But seriously, good points.

Here’s my take. I wasn’t tagged, but I’m going to talk anyway. Sorry, @mark-kamibaya

The way I see it, this whole thing comes down to how you define a cliche. Taking a frequently used plot-twist, such as a “Luke, I am your father” type of moment, gets…[Read more]

Phoenix–a giant fiery bird. My favorite mythological creature.

Signing off. @audrey-caylin @jane-maree

It’s a long story that mostly involves eating at strange hours and arriving home from Orlando rather late. @audrey-caylin

Yep! Ah, dinner. I’m currently eating pancakes. At 9:30pm. @audrey-caylin

Yay! Good job! See you ’round. @winter-rose

Heh… @winter-rose

Yeah. That. @winter-rose *blushes* One day, I’ll get this whole story structure thing straight.

I very much enjoyed it. The first movie was very similar to the first book in the series.

I’m working on leading up to the first plot-point. What did you call it, Gabby? A key…something? @winter-rose

I’ve been on here recently, but not to write…I hit a block in my story and decided to take a break during graduation-weekend. @audrey-caylin

Harry Potter isn’t for everyone. I get it.

Hello!

I just finished watching the first Harry Potter movie. I’d never seen it before. @winter-rose