Sierra

@sierra-r   Thank you for the welcome!  I am so glad to be here!

@sierra-r Thank you for making me feel so welcome! 🙂

Tagging my bestie @sierra-r because she actually doesn’t know how amazing and lovely she is and I really want her to know how much I love her and how much I want to shove ice cream in her face to prove it.

@aratrea  @sierra-r  @corissa-maiden-of-praise  @epicaddie2  @dragon-snapper  @jenwriter17  @anne-of-lothlorien  @rochellaine  @the-real-kapeefer

(or at least my thought process when I joined…)

The GIF-hiders: An Easter Story

Part Three: The Flight to the Castle

That afternoon, Jenna opened the door of her house to a whooshing noise just outside, and she gasped at the sight of a sleek, dark red dragon, peering at her silently with yellow eyes.

Jenna’s mouth couldn’t help but fall open, even after hours of mental preparation. But now…[Read more]

Compilations of some of my favorite screenshots of @aratrea and @the-real-kapeefer

@sierra-r  @epicaddie2  @rochellaine  @corissa-maiden-of-praise  @dragon-snapper  @anyone

@sierra-r  Inadvertently (sort of) brought you in! Haha, thanks! Perhaps I should tag you more often

@the-real-kapeefer  @aratrea  @daeus  @michael-stanton  @Anna  @Mackenzie (Right? Or is that @sierra-r ?)  @epicaddie2  @clairec  @rochellaine  @dragon-snapper  @daughteroftheking  @kapeefers

@sierra-r You’re also in The 12 KaPeeFer Days of Christmas. 😁

“Read Brandon Miller’s stuff. It’s good. Where’s the food?”

I laughed so much. 😀 😀

@sierra-r Why haven’t you read this yet?

@mariposa These are great. 😀

I believe Gracie and Sierra are @graciegirl and @sierra-r

@aratrea Thanks! Yeah, I don’t like those books where it takes you 20-50 pages to get to the truly interesting stuff.

Hmmm, I shall ponder how to craft my tale in new epic ways, knowing how to wield my sword (er, pen and keyboard) a bit better now.

Thanks again! Oh, and thanks @sierra-r for writing the article.

@amy-l-klob I’d recommend starting by introducing your protagonist, but I would be careful about having a slow lead-in to the actual story. You want to grab the audience’s attention in the first page. That doesn’t mean you need to immediately leap into the main plot of your novel, but you should be including some conflict and/or intrigue that…[Read more]

@bethanysinkyroses that would be @sierra-r and I have forgotten Cindy’s as well. 😛

The first thing that strikes me as I read your summary here is that you’ve focused a lot on symbolism.
That’s a good thing. But it can also be a hindrance. In my experience, when I focus too much on the symbolism of a thing, it comes out one-dimensional as only…[Read more]