TheLobsterLover

@trahia-the-minstrel You’re welcome. I love writing Star Wars fanfics, especially dragon ones! And a word on Wings of Fire–the later books aren’t as good as the first five. Those are the best.

@trahia-the-minstrel

Oh, oh, your names are lovely. Hebrew? My sister is learning Hebrew!

@elfwing

Your lines are great! I like Faeda, being short myself. And is Tyroll her older, or younger brother?

@lorelei-writer It’s spelled Keilah but pronounced Kayla; it’s the Spanish spelling (my parents are Puerto Rican).

@lorelei-writer I love that poem!

@lydia-s Thanks! Rinzler is actually my brother’s character, but we worked on his story together. Sorry for the late reply!

@trahia-the-minstrel I do the same! You’re one of the ones on my Dragon Lore topic, so you’ll see when I post multitudinous facts about half-man, half-dragon cultures.

@melancholic-writer Cool!

@joy-caroline Cool, you’re doing a trilogy? I…don’t ever remember finishing many of my series. But I’d like to read what everyone else says!

@trahia-the-minstrel In answer to your question “who doesn’t love dragon people”…..My brother. He calls them “weirdos.” I don’t know why.

@elfwing @trahia-the-minstrel @elanor Thanks, all of you!

Cool facts about CloneWings:

• The spikes of a CloneWing aren’t detachable, unlike those of a similar dragon, the Rebelwhip. (If I can find a good picture of one of those I will!)
• The technical name for this type is the Mandalore Ice Dragon. But the name “CloneWing” caught on when the…

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@anatra23

In Russian the words are ‘supposed’ to be spelled the way they sound, all except those thousands of exceptions… *sigh*. If you mean words from other languages, than yes.

BQ= Bible Quizzing. The lady I met is a quizzer Mom (her daughter is in Junior’s).

That makes more sense! I was thinking ‘Wow, she was doing…[Read more]

Ok, that didn’t work.

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your books sound good! How much do you have written, if I may ask?

@joy-caroline

Over Paul’s sister? I don’t usually read Biblical fiction (as it influences my memory) but I would read yours!

Well, I’m still writing my series, but I’ll try to answer your questions.

1. Pinpoint a central theme to plant throughout the series. Each book should deal with/breath this theme. Next, find at least three (or however…

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So, I’m trying to be brave enough to ask something on here. But before I do let me clarify; I do not think of myself as anything like a musician! I simply enjoy music, and wish to glorify God in any endeavors I make.

Now for my question:

I am teaching myself violin, and am struggling with my bowing. I can’t get a smooth transition between…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

Did you make up your names onoyour own, or research them? They sound amazing!

@elishavet-pidyon

I understand. I was going to have a MIA, but when I couldn’t leave him gone I sacrificed his friend instead. (And now I’m having second thoughts again)

@anatra23

It does sound difficult! The Russian things I struggle with the most are word form, grammer, and spelling (but I struggle with that in English too, so…).

I know a Russian lady through BQ, (She loaned me the pre-school book.) But I only see her at BQ tournaments.

Question: Was the book a Korean college book, or a college Korean book?

@anatra23

Ah, English, that wonderful headache.

I’ve heard Korean is difficult. What do you think of it, and how are you learning?

I’m using Babbel, Duolingo, and a Russian preschool book.