Ben Powell

@kaya-young Thanks, and goodnight!

@kaya-young So am I…since I’m a bit confused about that myself! 😀

I’m finding that I have to outline more than I usually do in order to make this story work, so that’s annoying.  (I really dislike outlining!)  However, I have the first half or so planned out already, so I’m procrastinating on that awful outlining and writing what I already ha…[Read more]

@ethryndal *steadfastly refuses to read the book*  Come on, I’m not forcefully commanding you to read historical fiction, am I? 😀  (And by the way, @sam-kowal is doing a great job with his descriptions.)

I was thinking of it as the speaker had captured/arrested the innocent one for something which he was accused of, but didn’t do.  The ca…[Read more]

@kaya-young Sounds interesting.

I just finished a poem I was working on and will now continue the western, per request. 😀

@kaya-young What are you working on?

@bekreations Voice is my main instrument.  (It really is, because I do take voice lessons and sing both regular songs and opera. 🙂 )  But I also play a little on the piano, violin, and harp.  I sing constantly too!  It’s kind of impossible for me not to sing.  Believe me, I’ve tried. 😀

What styles of music do you like?

@supermonkey42 Oh, and I realize that it’s going to be your story, so don’t feel like you have to do exactly what my original idea was.  That was just a prompt, and I won’t mind if you decide you need to change things to fit your own style. 🙂

@supermonkey42 Ohhh, I see. 😀  Thanks!!!  But now prepare for multiple questions on the progress of the story…unless you decide not to write it! 🙂 😀  (I’m a very impatient person.)

@kaya-young *waves hands* I’m here!

@sam-kowal That was an, um, interesting poem? 😀  Thanks for the summary; it is very kind of you to do that instead of forcefully commanding me to read the book like Ethryndal was trying to do… 🙂 😀

@ethryndal

Innocence does not vindicate you.

I actually LOVE that!  It should be used in a story.  The villain could say it, couldn’t he?  It’…[Read more]

@supermonkey42 Great. 🙂  But…you didn’t say whether you’d let me read it.  Or do you not like other people reading your stuff?

@ingridrd I shall continue this quest.

I wake to the sound of rustling grass and the smell of blood. Only, I couldn’t see anything, not even when I opened my eyes.

@ethryndal Dragons don’t want water. *arches brow and smacks it away*

@kate-flournoy Oh, oh!  Please don’t tell me you’re turning it back into fantasy after all my hard work to the contrary! 😮

It’s very interesting, though.  I guess you people can’t survive without fantasy, can you? 😀

@bekreations Hello again!  I see you found your way over here. 😀

Being eighteen isn’t all that scary, really.  I’ve been trying it for nearly a year, and have decided I quite like it. 🙂

I love historical fiction, and I agree that Henty is great.  Have you read many of his books?  My favorites by him are The Tiger of Mysore and In the Reign of…[Read more]

Victor looked at his feathers. They were shameful really. A lovely reminder of how he should have listened to his brother. Something electrocuted Victor. He glared at Greenew. Or however he was supposed to pronounce that name. “But you have to turn me back into a human! I have family. People I love. A home!”
It was only after he said that when…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira

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*whispers* I’m a celebrity…  0.o

Ahh, anyway, thank you! 😀 *sheepishly hands you an autograph*

I have to go now, too.  I’ll be back (hopefully) in a little over an hour.

@warrenluther04  *suppresses a laugh* If it helps, here is a snippet from part 6:

“Hi there! You must be Jenna!”

Jenna’s shivering softened a little, but she didn’t dare move, or open her eyes. Who said that? Where was the dog creature?

“Are you all right?” said the voice, clearly concerned.

She heard footsteps approaching her, crunching le…

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@seekjustice Okay!  Hope to see you tonight/afternoon! 🙂