Michelle Black

@kathleenramm Truth be told, I am rather new to the business of writing webnovels. It’s very popular in Asia, an easy way for writers to get their writings online. From what I’ve seen webnovels are generally serialized daily by chapter, each usually a first draft, which usually makes them lower in quality than a traditional novel. Each chapter is…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

I really like the idea of working on three projects at a time. That way, whatever you work on it feels fresh and new.

How do you write web-novels? And how much different is it than writing traditional novels?

@alia @seekjustice @rochellaine @dekreel @valtmy @catwing @ariel-ashira

I’ll be on here for a little while tonight. 🙂 Anyone on?

@kathleenramm Recently I’ve gotten into review swaps on one of those webnovel sites, and it’s been pretty good for my motivation. Now I really want to go work on my projects.

Essentially I am constantly working on three projects at a time: my main stuff, which is handwritten; a webnovel; and working on typing and redrafting what I have already…[Read more]

@michelle That’s so awesome! I’d be happy to read it! 😀 (My email’s warrenluther04@gmail.com 🙂 )

@morwen Hm, that’s odd. I wonder why the tag didn’t work. Sorry I’m a tad late, then!

Hi! Yep XD

Yeah.. 😅I’m working on it, I promise 😀

@devastate-lasting Yep!

And yeah; in addition to my dog, I have a couple chickens and a fish.

@dekreel Yep, same here … especially with talking to friends. And my writing’s going pretty well; I’m bouncing back and forth between my WIP from last year (or year before..? I’ve lost track of time haha) about superheroes and a new dystopia that…[Read more]

@michelle

Same! Science fiction is the genre that I would like to write a novel in but haven’t written in yet.

Mixing sci-fi with fantasy sounds really cool! There are endless cool story ideas that can come out of that combination of genres. But yeah, I’m on the same boat as you and haven’t yet thought of a plot idea.XD

@r-m-archer

Steampunk has always intrigued me as well!

Although I don’t think I’ve ever read a book that was Steampunk. Have you read any Steampunk books that are good?

@kathleenramm Probably the former. I once had a short story idea for the Great Chicago Fire of 1873, but I managed to incorporate that into fantasy.

@devastate-lasting

Yes, the research is very intimidating.

When you do write a historical fiction novel will you just have it take place in a certain time period, or will you base it after an historical event?

@morwen

I’ve finished the LotR just a couple of days ago, and I’m happy to say that you do not have to worry about me ever disagreeing with your statement.  XD

You’re good at naming characters?!?!?! Oh my yes! I need help!

I’ve been stuck with a character named Barrett. I very much dislike the name, (sorry to all the Barretts out there), but…[Read more]

@kathleenramm I think it would be historical fiction.

There’s a lot of aesthetics/time periods that I really like, (1920’s, 1930’s, 1870’s) but I guess the reason why I haven’t is because there’s just too much research to do.

Maybe one day! Who knows!

Ummm…baking?

I will be on here off and on throughout today. Anyone else?

@seekjustice @rochellaine @alia @dekreel @catwing @valtmy

@morwen Do you have any other hobbies?

@devastate-lasting

Been a while since I actually read it, but I recollect trying to find out the same thing and I don’t remember it being specified. So I guess we’ll go with blonde since that sounds better, haha