Michelle Black

@gracie-j

Rom-coms aren’t usually my taste, but Lady Samantha sounds really interesting. Her dressing up as a maid to spy sounds totally up my alley. XD

Yeah, your probably right. I’ve read like, umm… ZERO romances, so no wonder they seem hard to write.

Woah. The Daughters of the Seven Seas series sounds like a really fun, interesting, but…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

No, haven’t. But if does secret identities well, I may have to…

@gracie-j Thanks for all the tips! I really appreciate it!

(Also me: *looks at Weebly*)

Also both of your sites look really good! I’m quite impressed!

@gracie-j Since the time periods that I want to write don’t really have books (or the right type of books) for them, Wikipedia is my trusty friend. I will always rely on Wikipedia.

And I probably will go into historical fiction someday. Thanks for the encouragement; I don’t mind long paragraphs. I’ll just get through all these story ideas…[Read more]

@gracie-j Tate would go by drowning. It’s more aesthetic that way, though undoubtedly quite painful.

Also I think most of them would rather live at the beach, as they haven’t seen the ocean before.

Would your character rather edit your books for you or write your books for you?

@e-k-seaver Rainan would kill his best friend in a heartbeat, sadly. Aven would rather be killed by his worst enemy (the aforementioned Zedek).

Hmm…for the rest of you… Does your character prefer popsicles or ice cream?

@gracie-j Going to the Mob Museum was probably the singular most interesting museum I’ve ever been to. And the amount of time I spend on the Organized Crime pages of Wikipedia is unhealthy.

Whoa, I’d love to write historical fiction if it wasn’t for the fact that researching is a big pain for me. Maybe I will one day. Your ideas all sound really…[Read more]

@gracie-j I was thinking about Wix! They seem really easy to use (also their domain name is much shorter).

@e-k-seaver I might try WordPress as well. Seems pretty popular among authors.

(Though personally I’m wondering if I should combine my author and music stuff to make one website or make separate…)

@gracie-j Wow ya’ll really like to dig in deep…

Mmm…Zedek would rather have mercy. He is a lawful good, after all. And his greatest enemy is his brother. So of course he’d rather let him go. (But he didn’t… *deep sigh*)

Shade Seneca would have revenge and die in the process. In fact, that’s probably where his character arc is going. He…[Read more]

@gracie-j You have a blog/website, right? I wanted to create a thread to ask about it, but the forum wouldn’t let me XD so I guess I’ll just ask here… Any, uh, tips? What domains/builders to use?

@kathleenramm On the topic of secret identities, have you watched Miraculous Ladybug?

@nova21 I like the tsundere character. You know, the Grumpy Cat. Will kill you if their coffee is not right, but if you’re dying he’ll cry. Also I really like cinnamon roll characters. They’re so cute and fluffy.

@kathleenramm Hmm…I kind of want to write some cliched system novels sometime. Maybe one about a restaurant system, and another about leveling up in a truck…

I also want to work on my unsatisfactory endings. You know, because a satisfactory ending allows you to stop thinking about it, but a good unsatisfactory ending makes you think about the…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Hmm… Christa would definitely prefer the coldest place in the world, since she has ice powers and is used to living up in the North anyway. River, on the other hand, would probably choose the hottest place since he lives in a sandy town. Or the coldest place. Maybe he’s sick of heat. But then again, people from warm places can’t…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

Barrett would like to sit on ceilings, so he can sneak around in places.

@jenwriter17

And he would like to live in the hottest place in the world because he could sell more ice-cream.

And here’s is my question for your characters: Would your character rather know the truth and know the horrifying reality that he/she is a…[Read more]

@gracie-j

Yes. You heard that right. A mule Stampede. Still to this day, I can’t help but crack up every time I read it. XD

We wrote that novel when my brothers were 10, and 13. So errrr…. yeah. We did finish the chase scene, and we finished the novel, but we never edited it so… the mule stampede still exists hiding somewhere in a google…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting YES I loved this game! 😀

My character would rather be able to sit on the ceiling, because she’s an introvert and wouldn’t mind blending in and just listening that way. 🙂

I’ve got another if anyone wants to answer it: Would your character rather live in the hottest place in the world or the coldest place in the world?

@emberlynn

Ooooh, I like that idea. I feel like if all the books were connected with an overarching goal and a reason for why they are going through different genres, then it could be really cool.  With a series like this you could really get to know the characters well, and seeing them in different genres would be really…[Read more]

@nova21

I’ve always liked the outcast character. The character that it feels like the world is pitted against them, and they’re always the underdog. I’m not sure why, but oftentimes those characters also have great motivations for their goals and a great sense of humor. So yeah, I like outcast characters.

I also like characters with secret and…[Read more]

Would anyone mind if I revived this thread? Yes? No? Maybe so? Okay. Anyways.

Tagging some people…

@gracie-j @kathleenramm @e-k-seaver @leon-fleming @jenwriter17 @anyone-else @everybody-else

Would your character rather be able to walk on water or sit on ceilings?

@gracie-j Ballet pretty lit, except now we take Zoom classes, haha. And yes, I do pointe. I have very mixed feelings about pointe.