Sarah Spradlin

@Ethryndal The Lord shoor does move in mysterious ways, as Alvin York would say.

(I think. 😛 )

I think multiple POV’s in First can be fun, @gideon-sowdon . If you use them, just make sure that it’s the best way to tell your story, that all of these rather intimate perspectives are both interesting and necessary to advance the story.

For instance, if all of the POV’s are in the same place at the same time most of the time, then there…[Read more]

I think multiple POV’s in First can be fun, @gideon-sowdon . If you use them, just make sure that it’s the best way to tell your story, that all of these rather intimate perspectives are both interesting and necessary to advance the story.

For instance, if all of the POV’s are in the same place at the same time most of the time, then there…[Read more]

@northerner I think that I’ll take a break now for a bit. I wrote a mystery number of words, somewhere around 300, but it’s hard to tell. Thanks!

@northerner Excellent. And thank you. I quite like it too.

😛

@northerner Excellent.

😛

@daeus @kate-flournoy Are either of you writing, going to be writing, still writing? Because I now have something to write about.

@aysia-serene
I’m Ravenclaw. 🙂 I took the test on Pottermore (the best one out there; you can also find out your wand type and your Patronus). 😉
The movies are very, VERY well done, but, of course, the books are better (movies never can beat books, though they’ve tried many times and even come close). 😀
Oh, that’s cool you draw your…[Read more]

@aysia-serene
I’m Ravenclaw. 🙂 I took the test on Pottermore (the best one out there; you can also find out your wand type and your Patronus). 😉
The movies are very, VERY well done, but, of course, the books are better (movies never can beat books, though they’ve tried many times and even come close). 😀
Oh, that’s cool you draw your…[Read more]

@aysia-serene
I’m Ravenclaw. 🙂 I took the test on Pottermore (the best one out there; you can also find out your wand type and your Patronus). 😉
The movies are very, VERY well done, but, of course, the books are better (movies never can beat books, though they’ve tried many times and even come close). 😀
Oh, that’s cool you draw your…[Read more]

@asyia-serene
I’m Ravenclaw. 🙂 I took the test on Pottermore (the best one out there; you can also find out your wand type and your Patronus). 😉
The movies are very, VERY well done, but, of course, the books are better (movies never can beat books, though they’ve tried many times and even come close). 😀
Oh, that’s cool you draw your…[Read more]

Aaaaand now I hafta run because housework. Thanks for writing with me.

@Daeus

😀 @Daeus ‘kay, good luck. Hint: look at the character relationships.

*hangs head* I know… I’m so mean. *sniff* I won’t do it again.

*repents*
*continues writing*

*cough*siblings*cough**cough*

See you at 3:50.

@Daeus

Ahem! Yes. Having ousted several hovering vultures from my computer, I am now prepared to resume.

@Daeus you writing?

@ethryndal Well, it’s not as if you spelled it ‘Roden’ with an ‘e’ because that’s only one letter away from Rodent. Rodyn, for me, is pronounced with the ‘in’ type of sound. And I like @Christi-eaton ‘s idea of the villain using it.

I’ll probably be resuming around 2:30 and then going to 3:50 or so— I’ll tag you.

@Daeus

@Daeus ah. Yes. Eventually it gets to the point where changing anything else doesn’t really get you anywhere better.

Will you be writing again today?