The Happy Bookaholic

Yep @Kate I spell colour as colour because without the u it looks colourless. And all those other stuff. Those words ARE actually spelt like that dear. British was there before American and that Noah Webster whom I really don’t like.

That’s not true about the K and C about Katherine. I much prefer Katherine to Catherine. If you have read Anne of…[Read more]

Hey Rolena it should actually be specialise instead of specialise in British speak because British people use s’s instead of z’s. I’m currently almost finished with my first draft of an attempted novel yay it’s actually going quite well. And shout out to Natalee who said hi 🙂

And Ezra, I want to talk to you firstly because you were so hilarious…[Read more]

I’ll have to reply in detail later guys 🙂 right now I’m on the phone so wait a bit till I get to the computer! But firstly. @Daeus don’t come to Singapore because after doing a bad grammar thing I’ll kill you there.

What about Hercule Poirot or Sherlock Holmes? Both of them supposedly died, leaving their sidekick in the depths of despair; but both ultimately came back.

Aiyoh I went to sleep in Singapore and all this happens in the U.S. while I’m sleeping. It seems as though this discussion is over but I’d like to say what my main point was: sure you can write about vampires and zombies and such but only as long as they are portrayed as evil. And yes, that was mainly it. I guess you all are sleeping now too so…[Read more]

And oh by the way do check out Dracula if you haven’t yet read it. It’s a great read.

Ok I’m kinda new here but this is my view on the subject.

We can write about vampires if they are not portrayed as the inherently good guys.

Let me give an example to you. The original vampire story, as far as I know, is Dracula by Bram Stoker. Guys, I loved that book. It was great. But Count Dracula was the BAD guy, i.e. the antagonist. He is…[Read more]