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@rochellaine FREE IS VERY GOOD. Yes, recommendations would be nice. Thank you very much! 🙂

@rochellaine I’ve read A Voice In The Wilderness and The Enchanted Barn by her, and I’ve read those 7 times each I love them so much. Her love stories are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!

I don’t really know if I’ve read any books written then. I don’t really check, buut I have a suspicion I’ve mostly read books written in the last ten or twenty years.…[Read more]

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The Beast is back!! Hi, guys! I’m writing

@rochellaine that sounds awesome! Have you read A Voice In The Wilderness by…uh…hold on. *looks at book on Kindle* Grace Livingston Hill? I LOVE that book!

@rochellaine I agree too. more conflict makes things more interesting *rubs hands together*

I’m in the USA too. 😊

@rochellaine I can’t bring myself to skip. IT GOES AGAINST EVERYTHING IN ME! I must write linearly, for some strange reason. *shrugs* What’s the plot of your western? Is it the one with the snake?

@aislinn-mollisong @rochellaine Howdy, Folks! 🙂

@rochellaine Still working on Embers Burning, (as it’s still my only major project) and I haven’t gotten far. I’ve sort of worked myself into a corner, as it were, because I know what needs to happen LATER, but I need to get past what’s happening NOW, and what’s happening now is rather tricky, yet important. (That statement is basically the last…[Read more]

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Aislinn here! Wotcha doin’? I’m writing.

@rochellaine, I like it! It’s a great analogy.

I’m writing alternative historical fiction about the Pacific (mainly Australia and Papua New Guinea) in WWII. When I first mentioned that here on the forum everyone’s reactions were “You’re changing history? You can’t do that!” But. Think Captain America (which I haven’t seen, but know the entire…[Read more]

@rochellaine, ah-hah! Another person who isn’t really into fantasy. Isn’t it funny how everyone on here seems to be writing about elves? 😛 I might write some fantasy in the future, but for now my writing tries to stay relatively realistic. Do you read fantasy, or do you just not like it very much?

@rochellaine Yes I agree! But what if they had the same goals, but different opinions on how to accomplish them? *Shrug* 🙂

And yeah im in the USA haha. Good good.
Having them get together for the end will make your ending more satisfying. *cackles* 😀

@rochellaine  Hmm…. *smirks*  I like that! It’s unique!

… Wait, so how do you feel about me? Please don’t make me disappear! *prepares to hide under table*

@rochellaine  Absolutely! *whips out character notes* What’s your suggestion?

@rochellaine  Okay I’m back, but only for about twenty more minutes XD

The KPA is actually going to be a whole series of holiday-themed stories. So if you aren’t in this one, you will undoubtedly be in another one. And don’t worry — I won’t make you a creature 😉

@rochellaine  Ahh, I gotta go! Sorry I couldn’t stay longer! I shall return later!

@rochellaine  Exactly! And it’s working out!

Cool! BTW I read what you had on the doc, and I really liked it!

@rochellaine  Hi!

Yep, KPA again. I want to get it done by March, so I’ve been working at it a lot

At least I have an idea, a vague one albeit, of what’s going to happen!

What are you working on?

@dragon-snapper  @catwing  @aislinn-mollisong  @rochellaine  @skredder  @audrey-caylin  @waterlily  @anyone

Let’s see if I can get more writing done… Care to join me?

@introvert_girl 😀 Thanks

I haven’t seen fantasy/dystopian/sci-fi mixed that much and I thought it would be a cool idea to do.

😀 The story would explain more about what Limnet ends up doing, but basically… both

@rochellaine

No fantasy at all? *Stan rolls over and dies cuz he’s a fantasy creature*

Thanks for your feedback, though! 🙂

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