Corine

@e-k-seaver

Cool, thanks for the links! I’m definitely going to look into the functions more.

That’s so interesting! I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!

@wolverinerm

😂 Don’t worry, I get what you’re saying, so it doesn’t sound terrible. Haha!

@corine

Ohh that makes so much sense! I didn’t think of it that way, but it totally makes sense.

@corine

Awesome, thank you! This definitely clears up some questions. And gives me some ideas. 😁 Thanks!

@corine

Ooh, favorite books! A wonderful thing to discuss. 🙂 My favorite books are The Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien, North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, Emma by Jane Austen, Outlaws of Time series by N.D. Wilson, Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, Mara Daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw, Through the Looking Glass by…[Read more]

@sarah-inkdragon I love that you brought up the perspectives on wars—that’s definitely a whole facet of representation. And while I take very definite sides in both those wars (actually, in every war we’ve been in), glorification and over-simplification of war are, and will probably always be, big problems in books. That’s something that needs t…[Read more]

@corine I personally don’t think it’s a problem to write disabled people when you don’t have the disability. You should definitely do your research thoroughly, though. I’ve taken ASL 1 and 2 and learned many interesting things about modern-day Deaf culture, as well as watched and read things that make deafness and some of the details of it easier…[Read more]

@corine Hey! You’re not a fraud and you are more than welcome to hang out here!! 😊

I’m sorry November has been so crazy and NaNo didn’t turn out the way you wanted. 😥 But you are absolutely right about progress! You might not 50,000 but your writing still counts…your still making progress. And that’s what matters. ❤️

Here…have some pizza and…[Read more]

@emgc @eden-anderson

I got 258!

Go again? 😛

@corine

Thanks!

I’m sorry November’s been tough for you. You can do it!!

@padawanpadme

I certainly don’t mind you responding. One can never have to much good advise. 😀

I have found that my main female character is an introvert and the male lead is an extrovert. Should make for an interesting dynamic, haha. I’ve yet to take the test for the side characters, but I will soon. (Wish me luck 😉 )

@corine

I am the sam…[Read more]

@gabriellepollack Those look so awesome! 😀

@corine Oh, no, I’m not in college. I mean, I’ve graduated high school but I’m not doing college…anyway, it’s complicated kinda. 😉 I’m just congratulating all of you college students out there doing nano! 😀

@corine

Knowing your characters is a good thing, but not always the easiest of missions to accomplish.

I know there’s no “perfect” list of ‘how to’s’ in writing. But there are times I wish there were. I tend to distrust my own instincts and…talent? (Does that sound stupid and vain?) I want other people’s opinions, yet I’m to sacred to ask f…[Read more]

@corine

I just took the test for my two protagonists, and it was surprisingly difficult and accurate. I’d never tried to get inside the mind of my characters that deeply before and it was eye opening, to say the least. I still need to do it twice more, which should be interesting. I’ll let you know how it goes. 🙂

I am curious, (and feel fre…[Read more]

@corine

Wow, ok, thank you. I didn’t even know such a thing existed. I will check it out now.

Thanks again. 😀

@corine @eden-anderson Wow, close match! Great job guys!

@corine Nice work!! We were close! 😊

@eden-anderson @corine I got 502

@eden-anderson @corine maybe :10?