Sarah Spradlin

So true @anna-brie. So true. I don’t know how many times I’ve written something that I think is so go only to have my mum or sister tell me is so uninteresting or not needed.

Exactly.

Hey I just wanna say something really quick.

If you want to write good books, read good books. You can learn twice as much from reading one well-written novel than from reading a dozen books on how to write that kind of novel.

I would not even be writing today if my parents hadn’t seen to it that I had almost endless resources of high quality…[Read more]

Sorry for the delay! It has been approved!

Awesome! @kate-flournoy It’s a great verse! 🙂

A hangman who always dreamed of making his living as a jester.

An army of glow worms?

THAT… would be totally creepy. Especially if you had to fight in the dark… *shudder*

I love all the ideas here. ; )

A person who haunts a house of ghosts.

Yes! That is one of my absolute favorite verses, @gretald.

For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done…

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Ooh— and an ugly elf. 😛

A hero with a peg leg, eye-patch, and a golden tooth.

Do it @Daeus. Do it.

An assassin who knits while waiting for victims to show up.

That actually reminds me of Madame Defarge in A Tale of Two Cities. 🙂

Evil dragons with long teeth who are scared of the dark.

Love that!

An assassin who knits while waiting for victims to show up.

Knights who are trying to capture a dragon princess.

A mermaid who hates water.

A griffin afraid of heights.

And a fantasy where the character who comes into the fantasy land tries to take over and the people of…[Read more]

You guys are way above my head. *resolves to quietly stalk topic and keep her mouth shut so as not to display her deplorable ignorance*

A maiden in a tower as the villain.

… Yeeeessssssssssss … and the hero frog pulls her out of the tower by her hair.

@Daeus write the thing. Seriously, write it.

A blacksmith with an affinity for poetry. A talking tree who plays Paganini on the violin. An ogre who likes chocolate cake. An evil queen who likes to host elegant tea par…[Read more]

A maiden in a tower as the villain.
I like that one @anna brie Do you mind if I use it in a story? 🙂

A handsome young villain with evil butterflies wielding time sabers ready to rule the world.
Hmmmm…this is getting interesting! 😀

oops! get rid of the y beside the 100. (Grrrr…..)