WarrenLuther04

@rochellaine pretty good; and you? I am furiously trying to get a blog post together in time for Saturday because I had no time to do it earlier this week…..and may or may not be getting distracted by Pinterest and researching. 😛 How about you? how’s law school? (it was law school right?)

@jenwriter17 How’s it going?  What are you working on?

@rochellaine Yup. 🙂

@jenwriter17 You still here?

@rochellaine @seekjustice @alia @ariel-ashira @catwing @kaya-young Anyone on?

@seekjustice Ah, I see.

A method all your own.  Cool. 😛

Well, I’m departing now.  Goodnight!

@seekjustice Okay, now I’m really going to have to read King Solomon’s Mines and see if it’s worse than Lysbeth and Pearl Maiden. 😛

But isn’t confused and strange fun?  I love writing confused and strange stories.  Do you ever write comedies?  We established the other night that your characters don’t always die. 😉

*looks up Snowflake meth…[Read more]

@kaya-young Do you hate romance?  My absolute favorite series of all time is on Gutenberg, minus a couple of books.  It’s the Patty Fairfield series by Carolyn Wells.  It’s not all romance, but romance does play a big part.

Or Westerns?  A couple of my other favorite authors from Gutenberg are William MacLeod Raine and B.M.Bower. (There are like…[Read more]

@kaya-young Interesting.  I haven’t read any of those.  Do you like lighter, less-known works at all?

@seekjustice Well, The Magician’s Nephew terrified me, so, that’s not much to go on. 😉

I absolutely loved the three Haggard his-fics that I read, Pearl Maiden, Lysbeth, and another I can’t remember the name of.  I didn’t like the ending of the third one because it was sad, but I liked the story, and it didn’t freak me out.  Very susp…[Read more]

@kaya-young It’s way to weird for my tastes, so I definitely don’t blame you. 😛 (Never read it, but the synopsis was enough to horrify me.) I do like Haggard’s his-fics though.  They’re not weird.

Really?  Which ones?  I’ve probably read a couple of hundred books on Gutenberg. 😉 But…there are thousands.

@seekjustice Hey!  How’s it going?

@kaya-young Cool.

Oh, by the way, did you ever finish reading She by Haggard?

@kaya-young Whoa, you’re here??  Cool!! 😀 😀 Haven’t seen you in a while.  What are you working on?

@seekjustice Thanks. 🙂

@seekjustice Zac is younger than Justice, right?  If so, by how much?  If not…how old are they?

@alia The Elsie Dinsmore article is here.  I don’t agree with everything the article says, but it does make a few good points.  Usually I look at a book differently depending on the era it depicts and when it was written, but there are some things you can’t compromise anyway.

I did enjoy the Elsie books very much too, but I upon rereading I f…[Read more]

@seekjustice, @rochellaine, can I have the link to the Elsie Dinsmore article? I haven’t read it in a while, but I always enjoyed them so I was wondering what the article said.

@ariel-ashira, @jenwriter17,

anyone writing right now? I’ll be here for about 20 minutes

@kaya-young How exiting!

Alyza is a beautiful name.  What does it mean?

@seekjustice They do sound really cool.  And pretty crazy.  Any little boy saddled with a name like that these days would be hopelessly bullied. 😮

I will now be departing for the night.  Talk to you later!

@seekjustice I’m seriously considering using Jaron.  However, choosing a name for a character is such an important task I believe I’ll think on it for a bit just to make sure. 😉  Thank you so much!

Yeah, I think both Dalbert and Elbert made me think of Anglo-Saxon names from my old his-fic and history books, so that’s probably why they didn’t s…[Read more]