Sarah Spradlin

@kate-flournoy @daeus *hands out pizza*

@Daeus just got on, and will be on till nine. See ya then.

@winter-rose Farewell, friend. May the force be with you.
@jane-maree *wave back*

@winter-rose @jane-maree *peeks head in* Here I am!

@kina-lamb Haha! Yes! I know what you mean! It’s a hard call between Romans and James and Corinthians and all the other books! But Romans ends up in the lead. Well, the only passages I’ve memorized are Psalm 100 and 1 John 1 (also an incredible book), but otherwise I haven’t. Do you know what Scripture Typer is?

@dragon-snapper Star Wars is an example of space opera. Your story could be planetary romance or generic SF, tho. I guess I mostly wanted to clarify if it had a large space element or not.

My hands-down favorite sci-fi series is the Ender’s Game Quartet by Orson Scott Card. Be forewarned that there’s some language in the series, if that bothers…[Read more]

@daeus 9 to 11! I think I would go blind by reading that long! Wait, maybe that’s my problem. *note to self: set aside time to read* 😛
@Audrey-caylin Don’t worry, I haven’t read Harry Potter, and I have no idea what Ravenclaw is, except for the thing at the end of a Raven’s foot.

@I-J-Anderson *ravenously adopts it*
She looks unusually pensive in that picture, but I can totally see Taren there. I love it. And let me just say— the white pencil (or is it chalk?) on dark paper? GORGEOUS. That takes talent and I applaud you. It gives the picture so much more character.

1: Braeden. Idealistic spy for the bad guys. EiL: that humanity is a mess, but can be saved and is worth saving. Since the villains seem to be the only ones who acknowledge that humanity is a mess, duh, obviously he would work for them. Incidentally, he gets killed— by Eldred— about halfway through the book, to keep information safe, but also…[Read more]

If you say it’s Taren I’m going to totally flip because that is literally almost identical.

W.O.W.
NOW…
NOW I CAN SEE IT.
*gulps* *hides eyes because it is literally stunning*
Who is it? There were several that could have been like that…

@I-J-Anderson

@I-J-Anderson I can’t see it… can you see it?

@dragon-snapper, that’s the hardest question you’ve asked me so far! I love the whole Bible, it’s hard for me to say which book is my favorite, you know what I mean? 😀 Are you memorizing any passages?

Ah, now it shows up! Sorry, all.

These are my nicer, more polished goals. 😛
In retrospect, I was able to complete my first novel (yay) but that was really my only goal. Here, I have a lot!
Since I’ve just begun my second novel, I’d like to finish planning out all the theme work and the scenes and the chapters. By summer, and after all this planning, I’d like to make it through…[Read more]

Goals:
1. finish theme work and planning
2. finish first ten chapters by summer
3. finish most of book my sept.
4. read classics

And this is a test, so sorry that my goals are so succinct.

Golly, this thing doesn’t like me!

@jess @ethryndal That is helpful: thanks!
@kate-flournoy Magnets. I like magnets. Thanks for the idea. (hehehehe)
@jane-maree The nice thing about not knowing what you’re doing is that you get to wing it. 😛 And I do have the world and plot set up, actually, I just have to know if there is any rhyme or rythm to sci-fi in itself. Thanks though!…[Read more]

@daeus I’m trying to post my goals, but it says I’ve already done so, but it’s not showing up? Do you know why that is?

This is a test.