Louise Fowler

@kaya-young 😀 Okay…I’m doing my best.

@gh24682468999, I haven’t read it yet, but will do so ASAP. @sleepwalkingmk, thanks for tagging me. 🙂

@rochellaine

Cool! I haven’t read the full excerpt yet, but I mean too!

The Jane Austen one? Thank you!

Um…haha, yes it is. I’d forgotten that was there. it was a collage for a story I wrote about a year ago, and it used to be super hard to post collages on here. Instead of turning up on the forum thread, it ended up as my background, so I…[Read more]

@seekjustice Okay, I’m (kinda) working on my Western again.

I read your article and liked it. 🙂

I have to ask…Is that Grant Gustin (the Flash) on your profile page?

@rochellaine

Hello! I’m kind of just hanging around on the internet at the moment, but I really need to do some more characterisation!

@seekjustice Haloo!  Anyone there?

Oh, Hooray!  I finally got around the quirks in my gmail account and have a google document with the opening of my book!

So please read it and tell me if after reading this much you would keep reading.  Or something like that.

Right now I’m not looking for grammar and editing issues, but just trying to make sure that it’s a good idea to c…[Read more]

@kaya-young Hahaha!  Love it! 🙂 🙂

@kaya-young Haha!  I definitely agree.

Here’s a question: Have you ever read those “disclaimers” in the front of books that say “This is not based on any real person, and any similarity to a real person is unintentional on the author’s part” or something like that?  Do you think that is ever actually true?  Because I totally base my characters of…[Read more]

@warrenluther04  Ohhhh, like that! Yes, manga is unique

@daughteroftheking  Yes, I know what you mean! It has that Shakespearean sonnet feel to it 🙂

@jenwriter17  Which Tales have you read (or partially read), do you know?

@sleepwalkingmk  @aratrea Thanks! I will keep that in mind when I pick Chaucer back up again 🙂

@warrenluther04  Oh, that’s cool!! I’m having trouble figuring out the order of the panels, though. I like it! Especially the eyes 😀

@warrioroftherealm

• The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson
• Calico Captive and The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare
• Night by Elie Wiesel
• A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
• The Diary of Anne Frank by Anne Frank (non-fiction)
• Princess Academy by Shannon Hale

(You do know that BlueJay is gone for now……….)

@warrioroftherealm H. Rider Haggard wrote some amazing books with plenty of intrigue.  I’ve read a couple of his historical fiction ones, but I believe he wrote some fantasy as well.

@warrioroftherealm The Ascendance Trilogy by Nielsen.

@Daeus *raises hand*

Okay, I’ve got a little bit of clarification to do. 🙂  Mostly because I took a lot of time off from writing for finals last month, and am just getting back into it, so I had kind of forgotten a couple of the plans I had made for this book.  Therefore, when I wrote the synopsis I missed a few things.

@seekjustice and @jenwriter17 This is not a h…[Read more]

@epicaddie2

I definitely relate. I’m a year younger than almost all of my friends, and one by one they’ve all just disappeared from my life. One of my best friends has left school and is working almost full time, so I hardly ever see her. She used to come to the same church as me, but left when a whole lot of not-great stuff was happening, so I…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

Haha yes. 😀

Saying I ride is probably a stretch. I used to ride a lot and my family own two standardbreds and two shetlands. My horse often has hoof problems, and our other horse  is not trained, so I only ride when I visit a friend with a horse.

My favourite breeds…I like standardbreds, Percherons, Dartmoors, and Aussie…[Read more]

@mnvalentine  I’m going to sign off. Happy writing 😉