Sarah Spradlin

@salome01w4g You mean for living in? I would pick country, though I unfortunately live in the city.

@salome01w4g *eagerly accepts chocolate and coffee*

*sheepish grin* Thanks for the heads up. I shall remember that for future reference.

@Winter-Rose you’ve got it. 😉

@Hannah Thank you, thank you! *bows* 😀 XD

Thank you @Shannon! 😀

@Kate_Flournoy, thank you for the luck. I’m sure I shall need it. *dips head* 🙂

I think my MBTI type varies between INTP and ENTP.

Thanks! Hopefully I will see you there. My main character especially had better shape up, otherwise my contest endeavor shall be doomed…

Yes, I do like poetry. Writing it is especially…[Read more]

@LifeofKatie @GracieGirl so is no one seriously going to mention that you guys are apparently twins??? Hello? LOOK AT YOUR PICTURES. THEY’RE IDENTICAL. 😛

@Life-of-Katie @GracieGirl so is no one seriously going to mention that you guys are apparently twins??? Hello? LOOK AT YOUR PICTURES. THEY’RE IDENTICAL. 😛

@CK4always my tag is @Kate-Flournoy. Tag me if you need me; I’m the forum happiness director, so it’s my job to make sure people can find their way around and get their questions answered. 😉

@Jessi-Rae *rests hands on top of sword and grins* Good luck with the conquering… this place tends to work by contraries though. It can’t be conquered. The harder you try the more it conquers you.

Do you know your MBTI type? Are you an INFP? We have a lot of those around here… and incidentally, I’m one. 😉

Hey! I’m doing the Rooglewood…[Read more]

@SeekJustice Les Miserables by V. Hugo, North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, Great Expectations by Dickens, The Ball and the Cross by Chesterton, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, and several others mentioned already too. You’re going to be drowning in classics. 😀

@SeekJustice Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, Little Dorrit, and Nicholas Nickleby (though that one is creepy on the villain side even for Dickens). Also Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, which though not technically a classic, should be one. 😛

@seekjustice

Divine Comedy is in a tier unto itself in my book, but be aware that it takes a couple readings to fully get the book. I recommend Anthony Esolen’s translation of the work. After that, my Romantic/Realist triad of novels I like to recommend are Crime & Punishment, Pride & Prejudice, and Frankenstein.

@Ethryndal yep, pretty much.

@CK4always my favorite color is any shade of red. 😉 Particularly scarlet, though crimson is close second.