SeekJustice

@rochellaine @jenwriter17 @alia @catwing Anyone around?

@valtmy Okay cool 🙂

Yep, that’s fine!

@valtmy Hello! What are you working on?

@jenwriter17

It makes a huge difference, trust me 🙂

Rest assured, I have now turned my attentions to completing Neva’s character profile. Farewell!

@jenwriter17 That’s really good! I don’t think I can take all the credit though, I had to pray A LOT over it!

Whereabouts are you up to?

I know…I want to work on it too. But reading cheap romances just seems easier, even though its a mild form of torture.

@jenwriter17 Awesome! What do you think of it compared to the first draft?

I’m wavering between working things out for the third book and reading and mentally critiquing a Christian romance novel which I’m not particularly enjoying.

@jenwriter17 yep, I look forward to seeing you then!

@alia @jenwriter17 @valtmy @catwing @rochellaine

Anyone here?

@rochellaine

I’ve listened to a radio adaption of Mansfield Park and I liked the actors but the storyline was kind of “eh”. I’ve read an abridged version of Sense and Sensibility and I’ve read part of Pride and Prejudice, but I never finished it. I think I liked Northanger Abbey because it is essentially a critique of romance novels 😉 whilst…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I have read Jane Austen though. And Northanger Abbey is the only one of her books that I really liked, not that I loved it, but I did enjoy it, and I’ve seen the movie. I think I mostly liked it because I liked Mr Tilney.

Basically engaged might be taking it a bit far, but can you imagine Chessy and Justice not arguing about…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I love the idea of that too! I’ll probably eventually write it 😀

That line was actually meant for the third book, so it’ll still end up in there 🙂

Are you around this fine night?

or anyone else? @alia @jenwriter17 @valtmy

@alia

I know right? Okay, I have to go now. 😀 I’ll see you later.

@alia

I’d read it too. but, you know, time…and plot bunnies… 😛

@alia

Actually, what I want to see is a dystopian style novel that involves all the main characters rebelling against an author because they don’t want to die. In fact, I might write that one day.

@alia

That’s true. But this is starting to sound like a dystopian novel with a corrupt government!

@alia

And then they try to fire them for incompetency? I see who are the real incompetent ones.

@alia

I mean, don’t they have training procedures or something??

@alia

Dear me, well meaning Narrator. Get your act together!

@alia

Oh the villain monologue will be extremely fun!

@alia Australia has more than one zone too, but the differences are very small, half an hour to two hours.

Its pretty cool! I like the Narrator’s  voice particularly. I’m not sure what your plans for this are, but I think it would be funny if the guild kept trying to fire this Narrator for his failures, which makes him try harder and muff…[Read more]