Caseybold

@caseybold – YES, I’ve always dreamed of having a writing group like the Inklings! As @deeprun mentioned, I feel like it’d be so beneficial if I had more feedback on my writing and worked side-by-side with other writers, instead of just depending on my own judgement and working alone. Unfortunately I have no idea how such a group would be started,…[Read more]

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Well, as it’s a series, I’d definitely recommend the first one xD They’re all so great, though. The last one is probably my favourite one.

@esmeralda-gramilton, @banana-peacock-warrior, @emberynus-the-dragonslayer, @kayla-skywriter @naiya-dyani,  @josiah @caseybold

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!!!!! It makes me happy to have this much work/art stuff to do!!! Especially since these all sound like such great characters!!! As for everyone who responded to me, please tell me what style of art…[Read more]

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Yeah, those eras do sound hard 🙂

I’m not really sure what eras I find the hardest…I haven’t really tried writing in many different eras. I think that writing historical fiction is always harder though cus you’re writing about something real instead of making everything up. I love writing during World War I and II eras, but it can…[Read more]

@samantha-pen @jenwriter17 @selah-chelyah @ashira @wisdomofprose @r-m-archer @eden-anderson @evelyn @therealameliahoch @the-fledgling-artist @itisastarrynight @h-jones @chalice @k-a-grey @seekjustice @scarletimmortalized @valtmy @rochellaine @tinuviel @caseybold @emberynus-the-dragonslayer @abigail-rebekah @anne-of-lothlorien @bella-d @livgiordano…[Read more]

Thanks, @kayla-skywriter, I’ve met like, one other person who’s read those books, have you seen any of the movies?

Mind if I ask a few questions? What do you guys write about? @emberynus-the-dragonslayer @josiah @evelyn @caseybold @clevercraftsman @naiya-dyani @banana-peacock-warrior.

what kind of music? any hobbies? I wanna get to know y’all better!

@caseybold, it’s my username on a lot of things, I came up with it myself, and thank you, I like yours, and your profile photo, it’s so pretty! What sort of stuff do you like to do?

@caseybold Yes, that is such a good quote! I’ve always tried to be an advocate for pointing that out. 😛

@caseybold The Divine Comedy is a real treat when you do the work for it–I hope you enjoy it! 🙂 Yes, Mistborn is Sanderson. And if you liked Ender’s Game, you definitely need to hit Speaker for the Dead–it’s one of the few sequels that (at least in my opinion) is better than the first.

Count of Monte Cristo is great. Haven’t read it in high…[Read more]

@caseybold My day job is at a classical charter school working as a high school English teacher. Currently in my third year teaching full-time, but I taught part-time for two years while at college before that, and during that time I taught through Crime and Punishment for a literature course at a local homeschool co-op. 🙂

Classics-wise, I love…[Read more]

@caseybold Yes! Especially for swing. My brother and I use to be able to do this flip-sort of thing but we haven’t done it in forever, so that’s the end of that. 😛

Ah neat! Sounds interesting.

I have finished a couple novels but they really aren’t anything to rant about or put on a pedestal. *shrugs* I honestly don’t know myself. I have a lot…[Read more]

@caseybold Apart from Brothers Karamazov, I’ve only read Crime & Punishment and Notes from the Underground. I much prefer Crime & Punishment to Notes (although both are good), so that’s what I’d recommend. 🙂

@caseybold Oh neat! I don’t know a technical term for that…. *shrugs* but sounds like yours is. 😉

English Country Dancing and Swing dancing is what I mainly do. My family is actually helping organize a English Country Dance for my community — there will be two a year. I’m super excited for our first one. (:

Wow, you have been writing for a…[Read more]

@caseybold Aw, shucks! All I could find for G.K Chesterton’s a tv series of Father Brown. What a bummer. 🙁

I definitely will! I should get it soon, ’cause I put it on hold at the library. 😀

@caseybold Huh, that’s pretty interesting! I’ll have to see how I like it. 🙂

No, I haven’t read any of those yet! I’ve hear of them, of course, but never gotten a chance to read them! Now that you mention, I’m going to put them on my library card! 😀 No, I can’t say I’ve ever heard of him. *immediately looks him up* Great! What would you say is…[Read more]

@caseybold I thought the Space Trilogy, overall, was pretty interesting, but very hard to get through! Haha, so I only finished the first book. Maybe someday I’ll read the rest. 🙂 No, I haven’t read Till We Have Faces yet! I’m hoping to read more of C.S Lewis’ soon, he’s got a lot of good ones. <3

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We’ve already met, of course, but hello again!

For a little background about myself, I’m Australian, nineteen and a dog fanatic. Dogs make me more money than writing, so I consider it my day job and I moonlight as a writer.

I also love Charles Dickens and Tolkien! My favourite work by Charles Dickens is definitely A Tale of Two…[Read more]

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That sounds like a great story premise! I love the amount of disabled characters Sutcliff included in her works, especially when she was writing at a time when disability was still very ostracised.

The story is basically about a group of young men and women (they’re between 18 and about 25) who are all affected by the war in different…[Read more]

Welcome to the site, @caseybold! I love Dostoevsky–Brothers Karamazov is one of my favorite books and I got to teach through Crime and Punishment once a couple years ago, which was pretty awesome. What works have you read of his? 🙂