TheLobsterLover

p.p.s Or it could be because I have found an amazing book series and am just ignoring you at present. Have to keep our priorities in line, right?

Please pardon the errors.

So, perhaps I was going to write about four of  the characters in my WIP, but once I was done I had about 1,000 word so… I am just going to make a forum post instead so I don’t overload this discussion.

@joy-caroline

Yay!

Ugh, especially when you know about a specific topic which isn’t all that hard to research. One which some authors consistently include the modern idea of it when it wasn’t like that at all! (Ugh!)

Hmm, so maybe something to do with the themes.

@joy-caroline

Thank you so much for the encouragement! I really appreciate it. Your stories sound super good! I love the titles of your biblical fiction series. They sound really interesting. 😊

@morgan

Oops, I just tagged myself for some obscure reason.

@koshka

*Deep curtsey*

It was rather enjoyable. May your characters be obedient to your whims and lively on paper.

I don’t know if it is common, or perhaps something doofy that happens to us. *Shrug*

@keilah-h

Did you like “The Raven”? I haven’t read any Poe. I don’t know if Ayn Rand is old as once again I haven’t read. I tend to avoid morbid stuff.

@keilah-h

I agree!

@annabelle Thanks! Yeah, I love making up animal-human combinations for some reason. My brother hates them, but I think they’re so cool.

@keilah-h

That’s cool! I enjoy hearing about your writing and your fantasy creatures.

@godlyfantasy12

I’ve heard of the Waterfire Saga, but I started to read it and I wasn’t really keen on all the witches and magic stuff. (I know, I write fantasy, but I do very minimal magic). But still, that’s good that it’s a YA, so maybe my book isn’t the…[Read more]

@koshka Yeah, I can totally get that feeling, but for me it’s the opposite: The oldest pieces of literature that I know for sure I’ve read are LOTR, Narnia, Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven,” and one or maybe two of Ayn Rand’s dystopias (but those aren’t that old, right?). I was actually reading Ayn Rand’s book Anthem because I wanted to get ideas…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

I haven’t been able to come up with anything you hadn’t already done, so I didn’t check this one. =]

Have you ever made up food for your books, and if so what was the weirdest?

@morgan Being a big brother is awesome! I love my sister’s, and enjoy poking them in the sides or patting them on the head. (though I have to be ready to retreat quickly if they decide to wreak vengeance upon me.) But even though I might annoy them at times, they are my closest friends. I tell them my stories (something I’m shy to do with my…[Read more]

@morgan

Swapping is fun untill you get caught (speaking from personal experience).

@morgan

If some random post that looks almost identical to this one appears, just now the form ate my response four times. I did copy it thankfully.

As Elishavet basically answered all your questions, I’ll just add a few things.

More specifically, how does the age difference affect your relationship and how far apart were you born?

If you are a…

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@morgan

As Elishavet basically answered all your questions, I’ll just add a few things.

More specifically, how does the age difference affect your relationship and how far apart were you born?

If you are a brother or have a brother, I would greatly appreciate any and all information regarding your relationship.

I’m not sure if it’s the fact I’m…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Oh, ok! =) That makes sense. I was wondering, and as nearly all (it isn’t much) the ‘sci-fi’ I’ve read was close to fifty years old I’d never heard of them.

That would be neat! I like looking at other people’s art, especially when it’s story inspired. Besides, Alan sounds like a neat subject for a drawing.