Sarah Spradlin

Ditto, @dragon-snapper ! 😉

Yup, that sounds good, if we would just stop posting at the same time…especially considering we’re in opposite sides of the world! @overcomer See you soon!

Missed me that time! 😉

Now that’s just creepy, @dragon-snapper … do you want to write for 30 minutes?

Again! HAHAHA!!

Oh, heh. Posting at the same time. When do we meet, @overcomer?

Wow, that’s weird, @dragon-snapper . We posted at the same time!

Wow, that’s weird, @dragon-snapper . We posted at the same time.!

Me too, @Jess. 🙂

I’m going to write for a bit. Would any of you like to write along? 🙂

@jess I just thought I’d hunt up a few names for you, as you seemed to be struggling. (that doesn’t mean you can’t use Tessa. I don’t mind. 🙂 )
Girls: Natalie, Rosa, Alyssa, Colleen, Kaylee or Kayla, Amber, Cassidy (Cass) Mya or Mia.
Boys: Jax, (I like that one) Tyler, Dylan, Kyle, Carlos, Cody or Coby, Derek, Xavier (pronounced with a Z at the…[Read more]

Okay, so for me futuristic names are short and sweet, like Star Wars.
…I know that I’m asking a lot of questions, but do you want name suggestions or name type suggestions??? Sorry…
@jess

Hey, that’s @BlueJay ‘s name! 🙂 🙂 🙂

@Mark-Kamibaya @Jess

Remember: Premise is what makes the readers pick up the book. Plot is what keeps them reading. Character is what makes them pick up the book a second time. And for the record I find that I always remember the characters most.

Yes, yes, yes.
So much this.

Gotcha @Jess.

I’m thinking that instead of the typical overthrow, they reconcile in some exciting, entertaining way.

That is an extremely creative idea! That could be so good; I can’t recall having seen it in a story before.

And I 200% agree with your philosophy for dealing with your ideas already being taken—‘Well, I’ll just have to make min…[Read more]

@clairec & @sarah-h Are either of you available for writing for a bit?

@sarah-h I don’t like the Phantom of the Opera, but there is one song in there, “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again” which is nice by itself. I will be singing it at my singing teacher’s end of year concert. 🙂 It is very difficult. (But fun too) 🙂
@clairec *pats you on the shoulder* Theatre blues, terrible things. I’ve heard that song before. 🙂

@julia-r So you approve of shape-shifting? *wags eyebrows* Some readers don’t, but I’ve used it in one fantasy story so far. I’d love to do a dragon/person shapeshifter sometime, though that’s been done before in more than one place. My own shapeshifter was a bit…subtler. 😉

@Jess, well, everyone else has been asking plenty of valid questions,…[Read more]

@Jess, that sounds like a terribly wonderful idea about the inventor. I love it!!

And being a “let’s see how this goes” type of writer is great sometimes, because sometimes neater ideas come as you go, rather than all planned out. 🙂

And if I know what, tell you? Where the inventor is?
Haha, well that’s for you to find out, I guess. 😀

So how l…[Read more]

@Jess, that sounds like a terribly wonderful idea about the inventor. I love it!!

And being a “let’s see how this goes” type of writer is great sometimes, because sometimes neater ideas come as you go, rather than all planned out. 🙂

And if I know what, tell you? Where the inventor is?
Haha, well that’s for you to find out, I guess. 😀

So how l…[Read more]