Milena

@buildsbygideon

Ah, this is a good topic! For myself, the most music I’ve ever listened to while writing was during NaNoWriMo (surviving November requires desperate measures). Looking back, I remember listening to a wide-ranging variety, from Mozart to fantasy/winter ambiance to Norwegian legends to contemporary Christian to Disney songs. But the…[Read more]

@issawriter7

CONGRATULATIONS ON PUBLISHING YOUR SHORT STORY!!!!!!! 😀 😀 😀
(Sorry, but that called for all caps XD ). I’m super excited for you, way to go! That is just super incredible!! :D:D 😀

@issawriter7

OH MY GOODNESS!!! I just finished reading the first two chapters and when I reached the end of the second chapter and it didn’t let me scroll down any further, it took a moment for the cruel reality to sink in that that was the end. I loved it so much! I usually prefer heroines to heroes, but Colin is just SO GOOD! I loved him so…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

In a very informal/unofficial way, I do make mini-movies. The most recent being an animated sword move and a book trailer I made for my WIP (they didn’t turn out half bad, but nothing to brag about a whole lot XD ).
Anyway, back on topic… I think The Snow Warrior would make an excellent action film (or whatever pacing was used i…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I just remembered something else, (I don’t know if it helps or not), but KP has an excellent article called How To Write A Truly Tragic Death (And Avoid Cliches). And in it there’s also a video. I know you were asking about battles and I think that quite a few things in that article can indirectly offer advice on wars. The best…[Read more]

@wyn-rose

Thank you:)

@lewilliams

That’s incredible! I love that character already! 😀

@issawriter7

@godlyfantasy12

If you’re looking for books with rulers/armies/medieval government/battles/warriors/and knights/etc; the new york times bestselling Ranger’s Apprentice fits the description pretty adequately. I’ve only read one book so far, but it might be a series you may be interested in:)

@writerlexi1216

I sure hope I’ll have some ideas next writing session:) But yes, outlining scenes visually helps give me different perspectives and it’s really fun:)
NP:D Your trio has been my star muses for illustrating for the past month (I hope you don’t mind my borrowing them XD ).  I can’t wait to be able to post them all! 🙂

@writerlexi1216

I’ll have to confess that I haven’t done much writing today. At least not traditional noveling. I have actually been working on a graphic novel outline of The Snow Warrior or at least trying to. I thought it might help my project to have some visual grounds to work with. So I’m mostly jotting down random scenes (mostly the fun…[Read more]

@wyn-rose

This is a great topic! As for me, sometimes I have more title ideas than I do titles, other times I draw a blank when I desperately need one XD But the title of my most recent WIP, (is as some of you probably know) The Snow Warrior. And actually, that was the title that came with the photo that inspired my whole novel, and it was just a…[Read more]

@lucy

I’m so sorry to hear that. Of course, I’ll pray for you! 🙂 I hope it heals soon, (that does sound like a handy weapon;)

@issawriter7

@buildsbygideon

Yes! definitely add Dark Horse to your reading list, (it’s the one by John Fischer and I recommend it to everyone).
Same here, it was quite a surprise/shock/most awesome thing ever, when I found out that Lewis and Tolkien collaborated. They actually belonged to an informal writing group called the Inklings and would meet and…[Read more]

@issawriter7

I’d LOVE to read this!!! (slow reader warning XD ), this is so awesome, I cannot wait!! 😀

@scripter-of-kingdoms

SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

@scripter-of-kingdoms

Yep, I entered it, and my name on the screen that showed up when I pressed the link:) Did I do that correctly?

@scripter-of-kingdoms

*Thumbs up* Sounds good:)