Sarah Spradlin

@bluejay
That’s great! And those are some tough rhymes you had to work with, there. Awesome job! 😀

@kate-flournoy *sighs* What on earth shall I do? We need another crazy person! Well, I guess patience is a good thing to learn. 😉 Only 4 more days… just 4 more days… are we there yet?

@sarah-h I kind of figured. I just didn’t want to leave @BlueJay with the impression that I use not-nice words. 😉

@kate-flournoy Don’t worry, I’m not going to attack you. I know they’re not perfect and I suppose some of them are a little gruesome; those kinds of things don’t really bother me, especially when it’s fiction. (I suppose when you have dreams like I do, you have to learn not to let it bother you. I’ve done some pretty terrible things in dream-land…[Read more]

I don’t read lots of mysteries, but Sherlock Holmes was always one of my favorites. Well, except for the kid’s version of The Speckled Band which left me terrified a snake would appear from nowhere when I was younger. 😉 The Valley of Fear is my favorite book (because of the plot twist, among other things…) I also enjoyed the Father Brown…[Read more]

@winter-rose Yep! All one book!

@overcomer It’s under the name D.G. Snapper, and is called The Awareness of Grace.

(btw @kate-flournoy, are you still up for that?),

@Daeus always, but gimme some wiggle room. I may not be able to take it right away. I’ll let you know when I’m ready for it.

*purposes to return later and give her goals… if she can figure them out… and if she is not suffering from a horrendous lack of sleep next opportunity…*

@Corissa-Maiden-of-Praise… um… heh. *dons kevlar* I’ve read quite a few Sherlock Holmes and I never really cared for them. I really love intense stories and a good mystery, but I think the thing with Sherlock Holmes is that so much of it just seems pretty close to horror. It’s not technically horror, I know, but those I’ve read are so……[Read more]

@winter-rose topic tag? Bah-dumtsh! 🙂

Actually, I figured it out by reading your posts. You write like a girl, @dragon-snapper . 🙂

Wait- you have a poem published on K.P.? I guess I wouldn’t know if I’ve read it because I don’t know your actual name …

Actually, I figured it out by reading your posts. You write like a girl, @dragon-snapper . 🙂

@winter-rose Oh yes, the Hobbit! 😀 You have some of the greatest books ever on your list. 😉

@winter-rose My church offers one or two every semester. The official name is the Fellowship Baptist School of Theology, or FBST for short. 😉

@clairec You should check them out sometime! 😉

@winter-rose Well, all of them! 😉 The Valley of Fear is the one that surprised me; unfortunately, it also contained the most swear words. 😛 But The Hound of the Baskervilles is always a classic. For short stories… *scratches head* *screams internally* Oh, goodness, I simply CAN’T choose! 😀

@winter-rose It really wasn’t morbid at all; it was actually quite intriguing. Yes, it is from a Christian perspective. Dr. Whitcomb is fairly famous; he co-authored The Genesis Flood which has been promoted quite a bit by Ken Ham and the Creation Museum. He’s also written several other books and taught several Christian college courses. And even…[Read more]

Thanks, so honored to be here with this group of estimable young writers. *bows dramatically and sweeps off invisible hat* @dragon-snapper 😉

For my first trick- I mean, my goals this Fall/Winter (so far, that is. There is always room for more goals!) are: To write without (much) ceasing, particularly The All Elusive Novel, and a little poetry.…[Read more]

Thanks, so honored to be here with this group of estimable young writers. *bows dramatically and sweeps off invisible hat* @dragon-snapper 😉

For my first trick- I mean, my goals this Fall/Winter (so far, that is. There is always room for more goals!) are: To write without (much) ceasing, particularly The All Elusive Novel, and a little poetry.…[Read more]

Thanks, so honored to be here with this group of estimable young writers. *bows dramatically and sweeps off invisible hat* @dragon-snapper 😉

For my first trick- I mean, my goals this Fall/Winter (so far, that is. There is always room for more goals!) are: To write without (much) ceasing, particularly the all elusive novel, and a little poetry.…[Read more]

Sorry, @corissa-maiden-of-praise, I haven’t read them! 🙂