Louise Fowler

@koryn-koch Major. I don’t even know why I’ve been following this thread. XD

@the-real-kapeefer They certainly are strange, but they also happen to be the bestistest place on the interwebz! 😀 😉

@the-real-kapeefer Welcome to the forums, Daniel! I watch almost all you new uploads, and they always guarantee a laugh, and possibly some helpful advice. 😉 Anyway, I hope you enjoy your time here. Everyone’s super fun and helpful. 😀

First things that come to mind:

If a conversation is only between two characters, you don’t have to have a tagline every time. For example:
“I love this soup,” said Bill.
“Thanks,” Karen replied. “It was my mother’s recipe.”
“Did you have this a lot growing up?”
“Yes, we did.”
Since it’s only the two characters, you can easily follow the…[Read more]

@emily-d Let’s see. fantasynamegnerators.com is one of my favourite resources. I noticed a few people said their brain, and I agree, but I’m also going to add my friends’ brains. 😛 Nothing helps me more than brainstorming and picking the brain of my alpha-alpha-reader. 😀

@seekjustice Wow, sounds like a great story! While I’m not interested in alpha-reading (sorry!) having already got a few other friends’ works I already alpha/beta-read for, I just wanted to let you know that I am most definitely interested in reading it. You have what sounds like a compelling protagonist, a complex villain, and a great plot. 🙂 I…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong I’m not big on joining forums (Kingdom Pen being the exception that prove the rule 😉 ) But my game name is Kayma Brass-Scope (or something like that).

@aislinn-mollisong Yes! 😀 My brother and I have played it up to where you have to start to pay, but we haven’t gotten around to purchasing the rest yet. 🙂

@princessfoo I can relate to that one so much! 😀

@aislinn-mollisong Ooh, good one! Hey, is your profile pic from The Aeatherlight? 😀

@aratrea You’re right, I don’t think he does, apart from possibly being more afraid of “Uncle.”

Hmmm…

Synonyms for master in this case could be: Mentor, advisor, guide, counsel, teacher, trainer, sage, tutor, guru, chief, elder. Maybe, if there is a lot of formality, you could come up with some other title, like calling the master’s “Father” since they’re teaching them the skills, or whatever.

Synonyms for apprentice (if you’re also…[Read more]

@aratrea What about The Screwtape Letters? I haven’t actually read the book yet, but my family listened to an audio drama of it, and we really enjoyed it. It focuses on Screwtape trying to train his nephew Wormwood to be a tempter, and encouraging him to try and make his “patient” sin. But Wormwood keeps failing, no matter what advice he takes…[Read more]