Mallory O'Bier

@r-j-wordsmith Awesome! Glad you liked it.

I’m supposed to make dinner tonight so I should go down and see if I need to prepare anything, but I might be back.

Great to have you @daeus. By the way, I read ‘Edwin Brook’this morning. It was really good, I especially enjoyed the classical style of it.

@r-j-wordsmith @overcomer I’m going to be editing for about an hour. Maybe more.

Hello, @R-J-Wordsmith, and unfortunately, farewell, for I must leave now. @Overcomer, @Jess, thanks for writing, fellow Jedi, and may the Force be with your pen! 😀

@Aratrea thank you.
I know I’ve said this a gazillion times but guess what I’m going to say it again.
KP IS AWESOME. You guys have literally been everything to me in my writing journey. That is factually accurate; not an exaggeration. I didn’t know anything or anyone until I found you wonderful people. So thank you.

Yeah.

*ducks out of the room*

@Aratrea thank you.
I know I’ve said this a gazillion times but guess what I’m going to say it again.
KP IS AWESOME. You guys have literally been everything to me in my writing journey. That is factually accurate; not an exaggeration. I didn’t know anything or anyone until I found you wonderful people. So thank you.

*ducks out of the room*

Hello, just working on some editing stuff.

@Aratrea yep. And you’re not the first person to tell me that. 😛 It’s a little more complicated in that they had no choice in their marriage to each other; it wasn’t for love. But yes, they are on opposite sides of the war, and yes, that is their primary distinction. (She’s the twin sister of one of the villains. It’s… complicated. 😛 )…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Wait, so the MC and his wife are both fighting on different sides of the war? You’re a cruel author. 😉 So it sounds like both of them are similar in powers and EiL, and the only distinction is what side they’ve chosen?

Ah; yes. Good example of that character type.

Hi everyone, it’s been awhile since I’ve been on here, and sadly I can’t stay! But for those of you asking for more information, here’s a link: answersingenesis.org/go/bestofbritish

@daeus @audrey-caylin @winter-rose @anyone-else-who-wants-to-check-it-out

It would be exciting to get to meet up with some of you there! We’ll have to see what…[Read more]

@winter-rose Oh; I like that idea. And I’ve seen that in waaaaaaay too many stories.

@gabrielle Oh; I like that idea. And I’ve seen that in waaaaaaay too many stories.

@audrey-caylin I am starting that first book today. ;P

@kate-flournoy Oooh; I like it. Very nice way to alternate between two different perspectives there to create a rich dichotomy and irony. Both supporting themes seem particularly well-mixed in the last section, where morality is tied into hope. Well done.

@Overcomer Whoop! (who wouldn’t 😀 )

@Overcomer Good for you and hurry back! We need our Writing Master. 🙂

@Jess Isn’t that weird? When one is writing of one’s own accord, it’s great, but the moment one has to write something, it no longer works.

Thanks. 😉

@Jess

Well… you guys inspired me. I did a sketch of the same character, @PerfectFifths, and though it isn’t a perfect likeness I’m pretty happy with it. (Me being a perfectionist and all. 😛 )
Voila.

@Jess

Glad you’re here, by the way. We can all join the Write Side together. 😀