Emma Huckabee (Emma Starr)

@e_elaine_soup5  I love the…flavor of the words (if that means anything!) and the tactile feel that you get from the words like “shivering,” “wither,” “leaks,” and “clinking.”

@dakota Thanks for the advice! Is it the word choice, the flow, or the abrupt emotional ending that seems off in the last stanza?

@e_elaine_soup5 Wow! What a cool poem! I loved your imagery. 🙂

@ashira You’re so sweet!!! Thank you!! 🙂

@ncstokes I’m so glad it touched you!  That makes me so happy! <3

@kate Thank you!! I’ll consider a more satisfying ending. 🙂

@daeus-lamb Thanks!! This list will be a huge help. I think my story includes elements of the time bomb, the big problem, and maybe relationships. 🙂

@brandon-miller Thanks!! 🙂 🙂 🙂

@wordsmith I will definitely be hitting you up then. lol

@wordsmith *jumps and high-fives in an epic manner*

I’m so glad to hear it works that way too!!! Before today, I thought all good writers had everything super planned and perfect before writing their first draft.

@brandon-miller  Thanks!! I will definitely check out those books!!

This is actually kind of funny–so, I’ve only written one story, and that one isn’t even more than a few scenes… *silence* (a sad, sad result of no outline)

But, I may have *cough cough* read almost all of K.M. Weiland’s articles on her blog, many articles by Kindom Pen and S…[Read more]

@josiah  What a relief! 😀 I’ll try to implement the way I approach planning versus doing in other parts of my life and then dig into drafting. Thank you so much!