Sarah Spradlin

So I’ve been thinking, both about Sherlock Holmes and writing in general. I think part of our reaction to styles comes with what we are expected. For example, when I read Sherlock Holmes, I expect a mystery. If the emotions are a bit dramatic, or there is quite a bit of telling verses showing, I don’t mind. Because it flows and it reflects the…[Read more]

@ClaireC Welcome! I know, I’m a bit late to say it. But hey, better late than never, right? 😉 Great to have you here!

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it down to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it done to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

So sorry @bluejay. We’re about to have dinner. You could try me tomorrow??

@clairec Are you up for some writing? Half an hour?

@anna-brie, is your book your first? Mine is.

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare 🙂 ) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare 🙂 ) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare :)) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

@anna-brie, that’s great! I am getting close to finishing the plotting of one of my character arcs. I am planning on starting the first draft in October or sooner. Hopefully sooner!

starting now, @anna-brie!

@anna-brie, Great!! 🙂

@anna-brie, I can write for an hour from 3:30 – 4:30 pm. Thanks for your reply to my introduction too. Nice to find another Aussie!

That’s great, @bluejay! I read my 7 chapters of Matthew and 3 chapters of Genesis. We’ll have to do it again some time! 🙂

@clairec I got 14 and 1/2 chapters read in Job. I was busy for most of the afternoon but I got lots of reading done in the evening.

@bluejay, okay, no worries! 🙂

@clairec I’d love to, but I’ve got to work on a stop motion for a competition in America. I’m going to try and put in a full days work today, but I should be able to write tomorrow. Or maybe even tonight. I guess we’ll see. 🙂

@bluejay, how did you go yesterday? I don’t know how your Sundays are, but I was out most of the day and so not reading any fiction wasn’t really a challenge anyway. @sarah-h, I’ll do the Bible Challenge with you on Monday the 24th July to start with if you like. I like your idea of 2 1/2 hours of time with God! FABULOUS idea!!!! 🙂 I spend 1 hour…[Read more]

@bluejay, I am writing for 20 mins if you want to join me.