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@shannon Am I even allowed to guess? XD

@emily  Sounds like the Hobbit. Just a guess 😊

@waterlily Hmm

Probably not any that would be super helpful, but I guess, A) experiment with writing in 3rd and play around with what you like, don’t worry about having to revise stuff if you don’t like it, B), get to know your character really well and develop their personality so that you can write him/her easily and not wonder “What should…[Read more]

@perfectfifths I believe you mean @dragon-snapper lol 😉

@emily Oh! Oh! Is it Riley from National Treasure?

@sam-kowal  LOL Ok Happy Thanksgiving! Thank you!   Bye, Stan!

@dekreel 😀 a GREAT one. *immediately starts looking on Amazon for a dragon-proof drumset*

@waterlily @dekreel I’m signing off now. Happy Thanksgiving and good luck with your projects 😀

@waterlily @dekreel

Hmm

I struggle with the same thing sometimes. I can’t decide whether to write in 1st or 3rd limited.

Before today’s books, most stories were in  3rd person omniscient, so you could kind of see the story from every character’s point of view. And now, especially for popular YA, 1st person is king.

Of course, the only thing…[Read more]

@sam-kowal  Alright, I won’t invite him lol. (DUCK!!) Although he’d make a great percussionist, for what it’s worth! Am I mistaken?

@waterlily Cya later! 😉

@destiny  I have never been to Aethasia (or played the game). Is Bootleg Pass a peninsula? So No Man’s Landing is in the Pass?

I used a very very very cheap computer program called KolourPaint.

@catwing is traveling in the Writer’s (@inkling-for-christ ‘s) TARDIS along with @emily.  (In case you don’t know, a TARDIS is basically a s…[Read more]

@dekreel *jaw drops*

Those are some EPIC maps. Especially with all the topography legend and details

I don’t know that much about the worlds you’ve created, so I can’t be sure if there are any inconsistencies. But, awesome job. ;D

@waterlily Hmmm… Good question. Is this for the sci-fi NaNo you were talking about? 🙂

If you do first person, then you can basically get a full-on view of what the character is thinking. So you’re more inside his/her head, seeing what (s)he is seeing, feeling what (s)he is feeling. But that also means that the movement of the reader is…[Read more]

@waterlily Okay 🙂

@dekreel 😀 Well, personally I wouldn’t recommend them at your next choir practice– OW!

(Stan just lashed his tail at me for saying that)

But… I guess they do have add a nice deep growling effect if you want the song to have a little aggression… so we were like

“WE’RE SO THANKFUUUUULLL”

in a really forceful way

@photobloggergal

😀 That’s really neat! They are almost exactly the same, I guess that’s because most photographers need the standard lenses the most. I mean, If you ONLY had a 75-300 it’d be kinda hard to get a nice close up, but they’re essential for the long zoom.

Yeah, lenses are not cheap by any means. My brother’s been trying to find them…[Read more]

@sam-kowal LOL What do singing dragons sound like??

@dekreel Its been great 😀

Stan feasted, and I tried to write while making pies. And we both sang a song about the things were thankful for (trust me, we weren’t in tune),