Germaine Han

@noahlitle I added a couple of comments. I’m loving the prose in the story – it’s smooth, and some of the imagery is really beautiful. Nice job 🙂

@chalice, if you open the document in his account, there’s a button called ‘SHARE’ in the top right corner. Click that, then click ‘Get shareable link’. You can change the editing settings there. Hope that’s clear! 😀

@noahlitle I can’t edit it; do you think could you switch the document to suggesting mode? Thanks 🙂

For me, a character’s backstory comes as I write with the character. I plan, but I don’t rely on the plan because sometimes a really good idea pops into my head and I decide it’s better than the original. Plot points, events, family, it all falls into place in time. If it’s a quick piece of work that needs to be submitted in a short amount of…[Read more]

Yeah, it seems like a bunch of INFJs are writers XD

@daeus-lamb All right, that sounds good! 🙂

@r-j-karas I prefer fantasy or contemporary.

Oh wow this sounds really fun! How do we submit?

@noahlitle Hello!

This is an interesting topic. I’m not sure how I feel about guilt, it’s not something I struggle with, say, for hours and hours on end. If I’m convicted, I talk to God about it and ask for His forgiveness, maybe ponder on it a bit, and then I’m done.

One of the problems is when I read Christian fiction and the main character seems to brush aside…[Read more]

@filewriter Oooh, Mexico. Was it nice there? My favorite genre  to read and write is probably fantasy. Whenever I look at my bookshelf, whenever I want to review a book – it’s there. XD

So yeah, I’m guessing it’s fantasy. You?

@anne-of-lothlorien @evelyn

Probably Pride and Prejudice as well, but Sense and Sensibility was slightly more humorous.

@wordsmith

I’m not in the States, that’s something. 🙂

@filewriter

Thanks! Where did you use to live?

I’m not homeschooled, nor am I a huge fan of C. S. Lewis. Sorry, I read a few books from his Chronicles of Narnia series…[Read more]

1. Tea or coffee? (The world breathlessly awaits your answer.)

I actually like both? Well. Sorta. I’m usually okay with tea (plus there are so many options!) and I do like coffee but I can’t take strong coffee. The only coffee I can drink is the coffee I make at home, a weak latte, or a mild mocha.

2. How did you become a writer?

When I was…[Read more]

@jane-maree @wordsmith @evelyn

I’m not entirely sure. I tried reading The Hobbit, but I couldn’t get through it. And LotR has never really appealed to me.

TCK stands for Third Culture Kid 🙂 because I don’t live in the country I come from, so I get a mix of several different cultures. If that makes sense.

It’s really hard for me to pick…[Read more]

It might be a little challenging, but it sounds good.

@wordsmith @ericawordsmith @anne-of-lothlorien

I have a younger brother – we have a small family. Well, compared to your families 😀

I’m not actually German (but every time I want to type the word ‘German’ my fingers want to type my name instead, hehe), but I am a TCK so home is really heaven for me.

Let’s see, what else? Oh dear, Erica has put…[Read more]

Thanks, @wordsmith !

I’ve been working on a novel for a while now, I’m not actually sure what genre it is yet – it’s a bit hard to pinpoint XD

I do a little bit of art every now and then, and I enjoy reading quality fiction 😀