madeylynn

Awesome!

I’m working on digging deeper into my main character’s personality, fleshing out all the details and stuff.

Awesome!

I’m planning/outlining/eating ice cream if anyone wants to join me. *shares ice cream*

This is too funny. I’d venture to say that I’ve never read anything that describes my writing habits as accurately as this does.

@graciegirl Definitely not the only one.

I love using names like Jadyn or Kiera in my stories, but there’s so many variations to the name. Is it Jayden? Jaden? Jadyn? Or how about Kyra? Kiara? Ciera? The auto-correct on my poor phone…

Me too. I wish there were more crossovers like that around.

Hello Cloudy, welcome!
I just joined this past week, so we can be new together 🙂

Ooh…I completely forgot about the Ranger’s Apprentice series in my bio. I love those books.

Thank you! @aratrea

@graciegirl From the original series, I’d have to say that the Lightning Thief and the Last Olympian are my favorites. I love the Son of Neptune from the second series, and I really liked the Kane Chronicles books, as well as the mini-ebooks that Riordan wrote–they’re a crossover between the Kane Chronicles and the Percy Jackson book.

Ugh.…[Read more]

@aratrea To be honest, the idea of planning out a story is very new to me. When I was younger, I would write out any idea that came to me until I lost interest, but the older I’ve gotten, the more I’ve realized how bad a habit that is.

Since I’ve started planning out this story, though, I’ve come to see how valuable taking the time to plan is.…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Don’t hurt yourself! 🙂

I feel the love, guys, thanks! I look forward to hanging out with y’all!

@graciegirl Ooh, good question! I love the original Percy Jackson books the best, but the second series is good too. As for the Trials of Apollo…I didn’t like the first book due to the inclusion of a male/male relationship that I…[Read more]

@Daeus
This definitely helps, thank you!

@ethryndal
Strangely enough, I’ve never considered Luke to be whiny at all, not until you mentioned it…

The original trilogy will always be my favorite. I can’t say that I fell in love with the newer movies and characters like I did the first. That being said, the seventh movie was really well done, and in my opinion, can be ranked right up…[Read more]

Hello! @ethryndal

I absolutely love the Dream Treaders books. The concept is so cool!

I’d say my favorite superhero has to be Captain America. There are a lot to choose from, but Captain America was my first introduction into the Marvel universe. He’s definitely my favorite.

Ah, Lord of the Rings…I’ve seen the movies, and read a handful of…[Read more]

Both series are pretty good.

Most of the books I read aren’t faith-based, do you have any favorites in the realm of Christian fiction?
@emma-flournoy

@Daeus to clarify, the question about planning/outlining your chapters is for you…

Hello Josiah!
@aratrea
I read the first book in the Sword in the Stars series a few years ago, but didn’t like it as much as the Door Within books. My copy of the Sword in the Stars is actually signed by Batson…I met him at a homeschool convention in Orlando four years ago.

Regarding your second question, I’m not exactly sure what to classify…[Read more]

Hello Josiah!

I read the first book in the Sword in the Stars series a few years ago, but didn’t like it as much as the Door Within books. My copy of the Sword in the Stars is actually signed by Batson…I met him at a homeschool convention in Orlando four years ago.

Regarding your second question, I’m not exactly sure what to classify my…[Read more]

Erm, yes, I was wondering how you plan out your chapters?