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@r-m-archer

Uh, well, I’m not entirely sure yet, but probably self-publish…? I know that you have published some of your own work…any advice? 🙂

@chalice

THAT is a VERY GOOD thing!! Trust me…tea is amazing!! 😉 I have never tried any of those teas before…but the Vanilla Chai sounds good. I don’t like fruity teas…unless it’s cold Peach tea or something like that.

@bama-rose

My favorite teas are: Peppermint, Jabberwocky, Spearmint and Chai. I like English Breakfast too. (Does Sweet Tea count? Because I LOVE sweet tea…like to the point of being addicted. 😛)

@msqueen8

Thank you for being so gracious. 🤦 My bad.

Um, well honestly, it was because there are so many young people/kids ranging from the ages of 13-17 on this forum, and I just kinda assumed that you were a kid too. It wasn’t because of anything you said or anything like that…😉

To answer you question…I just read Hard Times by Charles Dickens, and because it’s a unique sort of story, and it focuses more on an idea than on characters or plot, it made me think about plot structures. And the Lord of the Rings has helped me in a million different things. World-building, good dialogue, convincing characters, theme, and plot twists… 😛

@bama-rose @corissa @msqueen8

And can I pop into this Lamplighter discussion to say that nobody has mentioned The Clue yet and it’s like the awesomest ever!! There are not many Lamplighter Books that I like…too preachy for me…but the Hidden Hand and The Clue I love SO MUCH!! And their audio dramas are pretty fun too.