Louise Fowler

@itisastarrynight  Here you go! I hope you don’t mind manga 🙂

@sage-g Maybe I could contact her on Etsy?

@sage-g Wow!  I LOVE your sister’s work.  It’s just the style I was looking for!  Realistically proportioned, but cute enough for kids books. 🙂  And it’s amazingly detailed!  Is there any way I can contact her to see if we’ll be able to work together?

@Sam-Kowal I know! Crazy. I love it. 😛

@warrenluther04 I’d like to try Cole Avis.

@jenwriter17

No idea what I did to your tag

See above ^^

@jenwrier17

Sorry I meant to put them there but forgot 😕

Here they are! I’m glaad you enjoyed it 😊

Who was your favorite character? Why?

What were some of your favourite scenes? Why?

Were there any scenes you thought were poimtless or boring?

What did you think of the world-building? Was it clear and unique? What could I improve?

Were there…[Read more]

@dekreel, if you’re happy to. I’d love a few versions. 🙂

@sage-g  That’s so good!!

@clairec  Do you still want me to draw her? 🙂

@Sam-Kowal Arghh yessss. I started Words of Radiance last night and so far I’m loving it too. *lots of flailing*

Kal, Shal, and Dal though. XD That cracked me up. Kal is definitely my favourite though. *hugs the precious bridgeboy* xP

@Jenwriter17 I concur with the others and say that 3 POVs is fine.

I’ve found a couple of posts on Helping Writers Become Authors that you might find helpful:

– Multiple Narrators? How to Find The Right POV

– How To Choose the Right POV

– Are Your Multiple POVs Killing Your Story’s Suspense?

– 3 Guidelines to Tell if Your Book Has Too Many POVs

@sage-g Wow, that’s fabulous! Thank you so much! This is why I didn’t attempt it myself. 😉 I can’t draw like that! :0

@Mariposa artwork would probably fit the bill too. Remember that you don’t have to stick with the one option forever. You can play around with every email you send out. 😛

@Daeus I’m curious that you say that. When I sent out my first newsletter I had no pictures or anything and the biggest lot of feedback I got was for “more photos and…[Read more]

I’ll copy and paste the “requirements” I had written in my original topic:

Since they are for children’s books,  they can be simple or detailed, and I don’t really have a preference for black/white or color, except that color would probably sell better.  I don’t mind if the illustrations are a little cartoonish, though I like realistic better.…[Read more]

@seekjustice This is an interesting question but I am going to take a different approach from everyone else.

You know in the book of Revelation where it talks about those who were beheaded for Christ?  These are martyrs from the end times who were beheaded.  My mom’s theory is that futuristic executions will be beheadings (is that a word?) b…[Read more]

@itisastarrynight I’m glad you were able to make a decision.  I just wanted to let you know I am impressed and humbled by the fact that you spent so much time in prayer and scripture study to determine whether what you were writing was right.  It reminds me that I do not do that nearly often enough, but usually write what I think of.  So thanks fo…[Read more]

@itisastarrynight  Thank you! Yes, she is a believer 🙂

@Aella yikes… I do not envy you. 😛

Well… oh boy. If this was my task, I’d probably take a mathematical approach, since communication is all about presenting the material in the way your audience is already used to thinking.

First, I would explain the purpose of fiction— how it’s use is to touch people on the heart and make them think…[Read more]

@waterlily I would!