Mark Kamibaya

@perfectfifths If you’re doing a theme of trust as well, I would begin by creating a focusing question and five different answers for that FQ with regards to your theme of trust. I think that structure works well as a general arc for this kind of theme, though. How do you plan on splitting it up between books? Or, to put it another way, what will…[Read more]

@northerner Okay. Great.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 it’s really good, only I’m having some difficulty getting a handle on Blake. He just seems sort of vague and aimless; doesn’t know what he wants or really anything about anything that’s going on. I think a lot of that might have to do with the fact that none of his words or actions are really any more than generic human words…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 @ethryndal @jess @audrey-caylin @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose

Looks like I just missed a session, but I’m here now for about a half an hour.

@that_writer_girl @ethryndal @jess @audry-caylin @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose

Looks like I just missed a session, but I’m here now for about a half an hour.

@DelightinLife what @Daeus said. 😀

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@emily-d I shall direct you toward our best resource on creating a truly fantastic character. 🙂 (in case you haven’t read these yet)

@Winter-Rose… sorry. 😛

@Gabrielle that’s really cool! I love it!

@Hope does a lot of stuff like this.

@anne-of-lothlorien Ack. I plead perfectionist license. As a perfectionist, I cannot answer that question.

@delightinlife Prose is writing on the sentence level. It’s how you phrase things. It’s things like showing instead of telling, how you write dialogue, whether you write flowery sentences or short punch sentences. This is opposed to things like story structure character back story which are broad picture writing principles.

@anne-of-lothlorien I think it would be a comfort. Until I got bored. Then I would want something to read.

Aw, too bade @daeus. So would it drive you crazy to have a copy of TCoMC that you couldn’t read, or would it be a comfort, because your favorite book was still with you, though unreadable?

6 letter words, push-ups, Darth-Vader, and cinder block room. Those are the ones I could remember to answer

Would you rather spill coffee on your perfect manuscript, or have all the edges unevenly chewed off by your dog?

@anne-of-lothlorien No, I don’t know Spanish.

@anne-of-loghlorien No, I don’t know Spanish.

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Ice cream with soy, (GROSS) raspberries, The Wiser, dragons, cliches!!!!!

@daeus So, do you really know Spanish? Could you really read the Count of Monte Cristo in Spanish?

@mariposa @daeus All Coffee Loathers unite! But what is your preferred drink then? Mine is Dark Chocolate…[Read more]

@leumeister Alrighty. I’ll keep the emails on file until you’re ready for them.