Sarah Spradlin

I think, @daeus, the story goal is for the hero to embrace his purpose. So, I suppose it’s a story of self-discovery.

I could go into more detail, but I’m not entirely positive of the exact moment when the story goal is reached yet. (I have lots of ideas floating around in my mind, but I haven’t written enough yet to be definite. I think it…[Read more]

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm …. I’m not sure if I should tell you that, @daeus . It’s kinda a secret.

I actually do chapter outlines and scene outlines, (nothing fancy, just between 1 word and 2 sentences that remind me and summarize what takes place) usually after I’ve already written them and they are partly finished, just so I know at a glance what takes place in them.

I haven’t written my whole novel yet so I don’t know if this works for me,…[Read more]

I really, really love you guys! 🙂

Seriously, this writing community is the best thing that’s ever happened to me as a writer.

@bluejay, that is helpful. 🙂 And your day sounds awesome! It’s steamy hot here.

@daeus , your question hit the nail on the head for me. When I asked myself that question I discovered that what really makes me so…[Read more]

I really, really love you guys! 🙂

Seriously, this writing community is the best thing that’s ever happened to me as a writer.

@bluejay, that is helpful. 🙂 And your day sounds awesome! It’s steamy hot here.

@daeus , your question hit the nail on the head for me. When I asked myself that question I discovered that what really makes me so…[Read more]

I really, really love you guys! 🙂

Seriously, this writing community is the best thing that’s ever happened to me as a writer.

@bluejay, that is helpful. 🙂 And your day sounds awesome! It’s steamy hot here.

@daeus , your question hit the nail on the head for me. When I asked myself that question I discovered that what really makes me so…[Read more]

@Daeus me. Now.

*ahem* My apologies. I would like to edit your book. Please.

Just know that if you send it to me, you’ll probably get an overwhelming amount of all three categories. 😛 😉

@Daeus me. Now.

*ahem* My apologies. I would like to edit your book. Please.

Just know that if you send it to me, you’ll probably get an overwhelming amount of all three categories. 😛 😉

Hooray, the second link works to get into the other topic. *Oh, boy!*

Try this instead. Here
*And can someone change my title and spell result correctly. ( @daeus maybe) Grrr…posted it before I checked it. I’m too tired to be typing. Someone please change it. It’s staring me in the face….HELP!*

Thanks, Daeus! I’ll check it out.

@bluejay you too…nearly 500 words in 20 minutes is pretty good. That’s what, about a page?

Ah yes. So many poor characters who grow up traumatized or without parents. It can’t be helped though, in this case. I think I have the climax mostly figured out. Now to figure out how the theme intertwines with it all. Especially because I’m supposed to…[Read more]

@hope *We writers are cruel* I sometimes wonder (when I’m really being a writer) what our poor characters think of us. We kill them, put them in dreadful positions, have terrible villains, we are horrible to them. But at least, *most of the time* we give the a happy ending. 🙂
But well done though.

@bluejay I’ve figured out how the MC’s mother dies and some details of the MC’s development…both how she fails in the middle and succeeds in the end. 😉

Alright @hope. I got 432 words written. How’d you go?

Haha, K.M. Weiland’s site is one of my favorite writing sites on the internet, so good choice! 😉 I appreciate it!

@Aratrea yes. This one. 😉 But quite honestly, KP has always been the biggest one for me and I don’t know many others. I’ll keep my eyes open though.