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@valtmy

Hey, I was wondering if you would do a favour for me? You’ve given me some invaluable feedback on Stars Fill Infinity but would you mind filling out the questions at the end of the second book? Just so I can get some more indepth thoughts on that one as well? Thanks!

@alia @rochellaine

Anyone around?

@jenwriter17

Wow! Its awesome! Its really pretty and I love your About page. You also look different to how I imagined you (but please don’t ask me how I imagined you because then I’d have to sheepishly admit that I was still imagining the steampunk horse 😛 )

@rochellaine

Well, that would have been clever if she could have got it to work. 🙂

Anyway I’m going to go to bed now because *gasp* its 10:15 I’ll talk tomorrow…or the day after or whatever 😛

@rochellaine

Well, hopefully I would. 🙂 I like that the leave the ending open to interpretation though, even if its kind of maddening 😛 I’m surprised that she didn’t show him the tiger door and then throw herself in to die with him in some tragic Romeo and Juliet type thing.

Which I’m glad didn’t happen, just so you know.

Okay, I’ll look it…[Read more]

@Rochellaine

I just love the whole idea of it. I’m currently reading the plot of the original short story 😛

Its funny because the sermon we were watching as I read the synopsis was about relationships between men and women, particularly dating, so it was very applicable 😀

@rochellaine

No I haven’t heard of him, this speaker is Louie Giglio from Passion Church in Atlanta. Have you heard of him?

I’m just looking at the synopsis. It looks pretty cool, especially the second story so far.

@rochellaine

I’m awake and watching a sermon with mg parents.

No I haven’t. I’ll look it up.

@valtmy

Never mind 🙂 People often point out my own misinterpretations of my own writing. At least you can be excused for mixing up minor details 😛

Well, originally he was there to get around the plot hole in Les Mis–the fact that no one recognised Javert until it was convenient, even though there were three people at least who should have…[Read more]

@valtmy

That’s good! I hope things make more sense in the second draft.

Well…that wasn’t Mathias who let them go. That was one of the wharf men.

Observe (that word makes me feel smart, you see):

Instead I met the eyes of a bearded man who looked even more startled than I did. His mouth was open, and he was staring down at Rain and I…

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@rochellaine

Cool! I’ll see if I can get it to post now!

Ooh what soundtrack?

@valtmy @rochellaine

Sorry for the late reply, I was out all day yesterday and have only just got back from church now.

Basically, I fixed most of the things you pointed out Valtmy, in the second draft and I fixed it quite simply. Unfortunately though, I don’t know what to do with character of Mathias. :/

I agree with pretty much everything you…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Fair enough. I’m just trying to finish off a blog post so I can schedule it for tomorrow, since I’m going to be aware for most of tomorrow.

Editing is pretty good! I’m hoping to finish Part 3 tomorrow 😀

@rochellaine

I’ve just arrived but I probably will only be around for half an hour, then I’ve got dancing. How’s your story going now?

@rochellaine

All right, I’ll look out for those ones then 😀

Now, I must go for breakfast. I may see you later though, I’m not sure. 🙂 Bye!

@valtmy

Ah yes. I’ve done that before. 🙂

True that. It’s always much easier to keep going than to start 😛

@rochellaine

I’m having internet trouble, so my post isn’t posting, which is a tad annoying.

Anyway, yes, that’s the great thing about having more than one WIP, which isn’t a thing I really get because I get so fixated on working on one thing at a time, rather than hopping around.

I’m not sure if Mozart usually wrote his own words, but…[Read more]

@valtmy

Ah you’ve taken up my habit of getting up at six?

😀 Only yesterday you were saying how intimidating the first one alone was!

@rochellaine

Oh, yes! I remember that one! It looked really cool and it’d be awesome if you could finish it off!

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@rochellaine

Awesome! I know you and I have very different ideas on novel planning! What’s this new project?

Editing. I’m finally making some progress!

@rochellaine

Welcome! What are you up to?