Rosey Mucklestone

@rochellaine @seekjustice *pokes head in* I liiive. Are you folks still writing?

@Ethryndal I have actually had this problem before in the past. Basically, I second what Elizabeth has said. Don’t push yourself to keep writing while you’ve got this big problem. Sit back and work it out.

– What do you actually want the main theme to be?
– Can you revise the characters and their arcs and actions to fit that theme more…[Read more]

@Jenwriter17 Yeeah I just don’t think they actually have any good chemistry. Sure they could like each other, but an actual relationship…wouldn’t work out, in my opinion.

@ethryndal Well, I’m not totally sure. 😛

I can try to help though.

First of all, those themes do seem very interconnected and I believe they can all coexist at once. Humans are depraved so when they ask what gives them worth their fallen nature says it is their strength. In the search for strength, they become racist. I could see this all…[Read more]

@pickupyourpenandwrite  I’m so very glad to hear it.  💜

@skredder  I am praying for your friend.  🙂

@valtmy  Awww…you are in my prayers.  Keep on keepin’ on!

@pickupyourpenandwrite  I just saw your post from a little while ago and I wanted to let you know that I am praying for you and your family.  I cannot even imagine what that must be like for you.  I posted this before but here is a little story that I love.  It’s really encouraging to me and I hope it is for you.

One night a man had a dream. He…[Read more]

@valtmy I know this uncertainty. You can be sure that you’ll be in my prayers.

@dekreel thanks for tagging me! Sorry I didn’t respond sooner- for some reason I’m not getting notifications anymore. Technology’s great except when it’s not, right? 😛
And that is totally awesome. XD

@Jenwriter17 I like Han, but if 70 year old Harrison Ford played young Han I would be happier. XD

Okay so maybe this new actor dude won’t be too bad? I don’t know. I’m just reserving judgement until I see the actual movie.

As for Rey and Kylo…no offense to anyone, but I absolutely don’t like them together. 😉

@Jenwriter17 as Elizabeth said, the plot points of writing a movie script is the same as a fiction novel. And as Rochellaine said there’s a lot of different people who take part in the storytelling.

My #1 tip: imagine every single word you write as happening in a movie. If you can see it perfectly in the movie style, then write down the small…[Read more]

You know you’re a writer when you’re watching a murder mystery with your family and you say something like, “Wouldn’t it be interesting if they switched places because no one would know the difference…” unwittingly revealing the key to the entire mystery before the murder even takes place.  :/

@jenwriter17  Totally get it!  🙂

@jenwriter17  @notawriter  @ariella-newheart @dekreel

I have a character that desperately needs a face.  😉

Her name is Keegan and she is 15 years old.  She has thick dark hair (brown, but almost black) that hangs past the middle of her back.  Her eyes are icy blue and she probably has a smirk or a bossy smile.  Personality: independent, easil…[Read more]

*puts hands on hips*  This topic has been deserted long enough.  I shall put an end to this monstrosity!  Voila.  😉

Introducing my superhero/fiction novella that is currently untitled because I seriously started it about 3 weeks ago.  🙂 🙂

@jenwriter17  Unfortunately, I am not a movie writer either.  But I’m sure one of the lovely people you tagged can be of some assistance.  🙂

@jenwriter17  Awww…thanks!  🙂 🙂

@aislinn-mollisong Yes, I once wrote a scene where my MC was taught to use a sword. There are of course many different approaches to teaching someone sword fighting, mainly depending on how much time is available. Generally, you’re taught footwork first, then sword drills are added on. A sword drill is a single maneuver practiced over and over.

I…[Read more]

Hahaha!