Stephaniej

@rochellaine

They’re both pretty cool names!

I thought Dalbert was really odd. It’s like Albert, but with a D and that just seems crazy. Elbert is also quite strange and brings to mind an Anglo-Saxon prince or something. Amadeus is strange, but we’re more used to it, probably thanks to Mozart.

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Alaric

Amadeus

Aquila

Armand

Brigham

Caldwell

Casimir

Colter

Dalbert

Elbert

Everest

Garek

Jaron

Kade

Keir

Kele

Kiel

Some of these are very strange. If you don’t like any of them, let me know. I have half a book to go through yet.

@ariel-ashira

I remember seeing her around 😀 She does seem pretty cool. I’ve often wished that I had a big sister.

@rochellaine

Exactly how unusual are you thinking? More along the lines of Addison or, say, Adeodatus?

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Let me get the baby names book.

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I wouldn’t either, but I’m not adverse to the idea of praying for a husband (as in, praying for the guy, not praying that I would get one)

We do change a lot, don’t we? I don’t remember ever having a specific list though. I still don’t have one now, to be honest.

@rochellaine

Wondering if writing letters to your future husband qualifies as obsessed.

Also working on my novel 😀

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Yeah, and I feel they might be walking that line 🙂

@ariel-ashira

Oh, who’s your sister?

@ariel-ashira

Phew! That’s good news 😀

@rochellaine

They write a lot and I can’t decide whether they’re obsessed or helpful.

See you later 😀

@rochellaine

It’s basically about getting back to the way God defined girls to be, most of the posts are about relationships/guys.

It’s fascinating.

@rochellaine

Hello! Well, I’m supposed to be working on my novel, but somehow I ended up reading the Girl Defined blog and wondering whether I’m normal or very, very strange.

@ariel-ashira @jenwriter17 @alia @valtmy @rochellaine

Anyone around?

@rochellaine

Sorry for disappearing on you. Not sure if you’re still around.

I think so. I should go and check it out again because the novel I’m planning doesn’t really have a villain in it.

Um…yeah…it’s good 😀

 

@rochellaine

I think there would be about the same amount of fantasy writers as there were on here at one stage. There’s a lot, definitely, but there’s quite a lot of other historical fiction or realistic fiction writers as well. And most of the questions don’t seem to pertain directly to fantasy/magic. There have been a few magic questions, but…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Yeah, there seems to be a lot more on Story Embers for whatever reason. In fact, some of the young ladies and one of the young men had a ten-page discussion on chivalry the other day 😀 You probably would have appreciated it!

One day I’ll dig up one that I’m not too embarrassed by and you can read it 😀

The deadline is September…[Read more]

@rochellaine

It happens more often than you think. You’ve only read a select few of my works over the years. The reason no one died in that particular story, though, was because I had just finished an obsession with a series of novels which was so full of useless, violent death that I vowed never to kill my characters. A bit later, I realised…[Read more]

@daughteroftheking Good bye!

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Well, I haven’t read a lot of that either, so…

I still am utterly confused by why people like Zac so much, but that’s okay. I just go with it 😀

I like Northanger Abbey precisely because it makes fun of gothic romances 😉

I know! There’s a lot of people I’ve never heard of before and also some of them are a lot older than most…[Read more]

@rochellaine

By the way, I’ve been meaning to tell you for ages, I was going through an old story of mine and I realised that it has almost exactly the same plot as SFI, except it’s got otters instead of people. However, you would be so pleased to know that no one–I repeat, no one–died in it. Not the Jonas otter or the Zac otter, or any of…[Read more]