Mallory O'Bier

@emily *bows* Thanks! Glad you like it! 😛

@shannon Well, it’s exceedingly complicated. Best explanation I can give you is the title and genre. It’s a science fiction story kinda like Tron: Legacy and Star Wars and Star Trek mixed together called Sector One.

@shannon Everything’s bigger in? 😉 XD

Big hats, big belt buckles, big accents (well, not big, but thick) Uhm… I don’t generally think cowboys, but I like the idea 😉 I also think of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on the Muppet Show, and Dale singing Deep in the Heart of Texas 😀

*goes to listen to it now*

I do not know how to write a Christ-figure, but Deaus and Hope Ann seem to have a pretty good idea. My friend’s and my co-writing project is going to have some sort of a Christ-figure as well, but we’re not up to that yet, so we haven’t figured out all the details.

As for other Christ-figures in fiction, there is, of course, Aslan of Narnia. I…[Read more]

@Shannon in some ways it’s similar to British. But in others it’s absolutely not at all. XD It’s complicated. XP

@GracieGirl you’re welcome. 😀 *yawns* I think I’m off to bed now.

@graciegirl Oooo, yes. *grins* *rubs hands* I definitely think a Christ figure can be a well-rounded character in His own right. Even a main character, if you do it right. Part of it depends on the depth of your allegory and if you are making a certain point or if you are presenting the gospel story itself. Even then, the point is to present…[Read more]

@graciegirl You see, the problem is, I’ve got one of these characters floating around in my head that I intend to create a book out of and I don’t want to tell you how to write that exact character. 😛

But here’s how I think one creates one of these characters. First, it starts with a thorough understanding of the gospel. I don’t mean what…[Read more]

@graciegirl You see, the problem is, I’ve got one of these characters floating around in my head that I intend to create a book out of and I don’t want to tell you how to write that exact character. 😛

But here’s how I think one creates one of these characters. First, it starts with a thorough understanding of the gospel. I don’t mean what…[Read more]

@graciegirl Oh dear. I confess I know nothing about this.
The only input I have is Aslan as a CC…
@mark-kamibaya You know anything about this? (see above post)

@GracieGirl It’s good. Until you’re standing in it and it’s freezing cold and blowing your hair into your eyes and throwing sticks at your face. But yep. Wind is nice. XD

@GracieGirl Heyyooooo. I’m critiquing stuff on this windy night. 😛

@DaughterOfTheKing as The Impossible Girl said. XP And in the middle of words too. Things like ‘snark’ we pronounce as ‘snah-k’ (more like snack, because snacks are good. XD). The name ‘martha’ we pronounce ‘mah-tha’
I personally would pronounce Australia as ‘eh-strayl-yah’ (with the ‘l’ only barely present.)
Some Rs we do say though. Like all…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper That’s great! That is really, really great! He looks so similar to how I picture him 😀 Thanks so much!

@Dragon-snapper There are lots of different sorts of American accents. But one of the most prominent parts about it is the fact that you actually pronounce the ‘r’s in words. Aussies don’t do that. Other than that, it’s kinda hard to explain…

@Dragon-Snapper WOOHOOOOOOOO THAT’S GREAT!!! *throws pizza and confetti everywhere*

I’m signing out now, @jane-maree and @that_writer_Girl_99 I wrote 1383 and guess what…I reached 50,000 words!!! YAYAYAY!

@daeus Adios. What’d you do?

Signing off.