RainyEmily

@godlyfantasy12

WOOHOO!!!! *pumps fist in the air*

@elfwing

Girl, that’s not trifle numbers. That is AMAZING and DEFINITELY something to celebrate!!!!!!!! *high fives*

Oh, and CONGRATULATIONS @elfwing on the new blog!!!!!!! That is SUPER exciting!!!!! <3333

@godlyfantasy12

Heya, girl!!!! I’ve been the same as Joy. When I comment, it kicks it back out. So…? I’ll definitely try again, though!!!

We really should have fixed that floor after last time. Last time was…sheesh. I didn’t wish to remember last time.

@elfwing I mean, it is fantasy, he’s allowed to do what he wants. It’s not supposed to be taken literally.

@elfwing Literally not going to say anything because that is probably the only piece of Christian fiction I actually liked

That’s so cool, @elfwing! 😀 CONGRATS!

@keilah-h Ye, the OG series is really good, but I didn’t like the other series.

@keilah-h I began fanfics for a whole slew of things, some of which were crossovers, most notably a Percy Jackson/Harry Potter/Hunger Games fanfic lol.

@kathleenramm I don’t have a least favorite book but there sure are some that I would like to rewrite. Especially the last book in the School For Good and Evil series by Somain Chainani. The first three I liked, the last three were a dumpster fire.

Before One True King came out my sister and I theorised about what was gonna happen and we thought…[Read more]

@keilah-h Yes.

@elfwing “Mirabelle, you crazy?” I gave a small laugh. “We’re not going to catch it… They’ll see us if we go outside!”

Eh? Rattling? I stood up, and crept towards the kitchen, Mirabelle right behind me.

 The jenga tower collapsed and blocks tumbled across the coffee table and blasted me in the face (which had a very demoralized expression on it).

“What, I won? I WON!” My sister jumped up and pumped her fists in the air, acting like she wasn’t the one who had cheated.

@scripter-of-kingdoms Sounds cool! Don’t know if I have time with school though. Best of luck!

@godlyfantasy12

I can definitely understand your dilemma lol XD I personally don’t usually like books with that many POV’s (just because it can be hard to keep them all straight in my head), but that’s just me. I would say that you’re definitely doing something right if you’ve realized that each of your major side characters have protagonist…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 Ok, cool, that makes things easier for you. For my current work I’ve had multiple POVs, like, a lot, and they’re mainly all main or secondary characters. For my last thing I tried to do one POV per chapter, switching in an orderly way, but for this one I’m doing whatever feels right. Your main characters would have more POV…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 Are you doing third or first person POV? With third you can do pretty much anything you want, with first it takes a lot of skill to pull off more than one POV, much less seven.

@kathleenramm Deep question, deep question. As a kid my sister was the one who tried out writing first, and I said that I didn’t think I’d ever want to write, just read stories. Well, one day I grew bored of all the books I read, and decided to write my own.

And now I’m here and hoooooo boi I don’t know if I’m living a nightmare or the dream…[Read more]