TheLobsterLover

@elanor Thanks! I’m glad you like them!

@elishavet-pidyon I love it! He’s cute!

I love this series and especially the end. Although I was shocked when I got to it, I love the way it was written.

I wouldn’t want it to end any other way. It was meant to shake you, to make you stop and think.

It’s powerful. It’s a message. It is hope.

@abigail-m

Привет! I am commenting on here as it wouldn’t let me reply to you on the activity-feed-thing.

My brother’s writing is amazing (Don’t Tell him I said that)!

Thank you! I love my wolves and themes too. (Otherwise why would I like talking about them so much?)

My favorite theme to write? Ooo, I suppose that ‘ matter what you’ve done,…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

You’re welcome ;). I usually forget my character’s misbelief, so…

@trahia-the-minstrel

I have never seen it, and (is this bad?) I honestly don’t want to. I have heard it is amazing, again from a trusted source. I just don’t watch much of anything (a bit too much of a book person with a vivid imagination and  accidental history snob/nerd).

@e-k-seaver

I have no idea what Sprint means… We have a kids thing at our church tonight that I’m working, but I may be able to participate.

@elishavet-pidyon

*Smiles at the names*
I love the ending! I may change ‘Milla was curled up on the ground,’ to ‘I could just see Milla curled up on the ground,’ or something like that. But then again, I don’t know.

@godlyfantasy12

Here are a few ideas;

Fear: messing up (past fixing), of becoming something terrible, to be nothing, to be something.

Misbelief: that his desire is wrong, that if he disappoints his father he will no longer be loved, that all these standards are just to keep him from fun.

Do you have a separate need as well, or are you using…[Read more]

Question; is it an allegory of David?

*Stormy applause and cheers blow the roof off*

I can’t wait till Project Kaithen comes out.! If there’s anything I can do to help with don’t hesitate to ask.

It’s so good when you feel you’re on His path.

Thank you for tagging me. I haven’t read much biblical fiction, but I’ll be happy to share what I’ve noticed.

They were people, they had emotions, and the Bible records many of these. Most these are referenced in their actions. The entire book of Jonah (It’s better for me to die!). Ezekiel’s wife dies and he isn’t allowed to grieve, although he…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Awww… That’s beautiful. He looks so real!

Here’s what a dragonman skeleton looks like. (I actually used an anatomy chart for reference) You’ll notice that they have fangs for teeth, clawed feet, and spikes.

@elishavet-pidyon I used that sort of thing in my novel–my MC’s dad uses a few self-tailored expressions. “Crosshairs and cutlery, you just won’t give up, will you?”

@godlyfantasy12 I have a character named Nyx too! She is a good deal more annoying, though. She’s also female, and she’s a Deinonychus (a certain species of dinosaur).

Here’s the premise for my book!

Torrent Starcatcher has had a hard life.

She was born into a universe in turmoil; the violent dictator Indy has been in control since before her parents were born. Her mother, Liberty, died when Torrent was young, and her father, Hunter, was drafted into Indy’s army six years ago, and presumed killed n b…

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@joy-caroline @lydia-s Let’s do it! I haven’t written any Biblical fiction yet but I love the idea! Plus I’d love to learn about all your stories.

@trahia-the-minstrel Ha ha, yes! Although they’re not called that…..I haven’t QUITE figure out a name. Once they name the species I’ll be able to come up with one.

And yes, Stormfly was Astrid’s dragon.

@godlyfantasy12 Thanks, and that’s a good idea!

@jodi-maile Thank you!

@trahia-the-minstrel That actually is a good idea.

@e-k-seaver There are multiple species of creatures as well as humans in the story, and they each have a different naming system. So that’s why my names are really weird.

@faith-q “One more thing unrelated to your…[Read more]

@kathleenramm Sorry, but I don’t have a pancake. Perhaps try IHOP.

@anatra23 I recommend not trying to translate it. It appears that the code got corrupted at some point in time (last time I trust a morse code translator. jk I’ll probably use it again 😜.)