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@ethryndal The bug has been going around.

@ethryndal Boy, I’m jealous. All I get to do is melt chairs. I did about nada. Wrote 150 words of a plan, and tried writing something, and failed in that. Ugh. *melts chairs*

@winter-rose Cool! Glad you could join.

@graciegirl Wow, a research paper on a character! That’s neat!

@winter-rose Yay!

@ethryndal Ah, sorry. I guess dragons don’t know everything after all.

@ethryndal Great! Don’t get a headache. 😀

@graciegirl @daeus @kate-flournoy @winter-rose @ethryndal
I’m going to be plotting, if anyone wants to join.

@ethryndal Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, when Eustace was writing in his diary about his cousins.

Well, he’s not as dead as we would’ve hoped.

@winter-rose Hahahaha! I love the conclusion. And sparkleified… awesome invention! Great job!

@Kate-flournoy *smirks* What can I say?

“Umm, yes, I love candy. But it is only a spend-the-rest-of-my-savings sort of affection, not a betray-my-siblings love.”

@daeus Love it! That prompt about the villain just makes me laugh. Ah, if only… 😛

@Aratrea Can a negative arc turn into a positive arc? If a character has a negative arc through the whole of the book and then, after losing everything and completely falling, could he have a brief positive arc (one that might be a chapter or two long) that brings him back to the truth and partial victory?

@winter-rose
First off, may I just say that I found this story very amusing!
For one, I agree with @ingridrd that the scene with his mom should be moved to another place. Perhaps after Sam’s tale and he comes home, the mom says “Start from the beginning”, and that would be the ending.

@r-j-wordsmith Really? Wow, I didn’t know that! I wonder if he was thinking like Lewis when he came up with the idea of a time-travel book to be like Narnia (of course, Tolkien never intended it to be allegorical) I like the Hobbit better too, but that’s probably because it is my favorite book. 😛

@r-j-wordsmith *shudders* I’d melt if my book was hidden beneath others.
@kate-flournoy Indeed. I’ve been trying for months to regain what I had been able to do before, write what I love, but I’ve been so caught up in trying to make it world-worthy that I’ve forgotten what I’m actually doing. I read through my old work, and in comparing it to…[Read more]

@rachelle Welcome to the land of the pen! Others may have beat me to it, but I never mind that to much. Ahem, welcome to the Bestistest place on the internets! 😛
Three novels! Woof…I’ve only written one, though I have written a half of another and enough one-page beginnings to make five chapters of beginnings. 😀
Again, welcome!

Saturday, February 25th would work best for me, though I should be able to be there on the other dates if they get picked. And I should be to lesson 8 by that time. 🙂

@r-j-wordsmith
Hiya! Welcome to the bestistest place on the internets! I have only one question to ask you…have you read the Lord of the Rings?… Oh, man…don’t even get me started on figuring out what to work next. I am in the midst of that predicament. Too many ideas.