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@lightning-spider Two things.

1) you called your book your child. I do that all the time. xD

2) “Title in caps just for the fun of it.” <– YES, I HAVE DONE THIS.

 

Ahh, Cold Fires Burning sounds great! I, too, have my favourite book trying to convince me it’s cliche. It’s also got elements of “let’s overthrow the government” in it. But…I hope it’s not cliche because I like it too much. xD I love the setting you’ve got! The semi-fantasy, 18th century style. Super unique and different.

I also love superhero stories so…I’M IN.

Ooh whoooa okay. O-o That is so cool! It also sounds like it would make my brain explode to try figure it out, but also be super epic at the same time.

I know what you mean about explicitly Christian books. I used to be really torn, because I wanted to make them explicit, but I just couldn’t do it ‘right’ in my mind. So I just do Christian themes too, because I feel like that’s easier for me, anyway.

 

@katthewriter SAME, THOUGH. I’m terrible at writing synopses, so don’t worry! Just ramble about your book a bit, it doesn’t even have to sound professional or anything. 😛

 

@jessi-rae Side note, but A Million Dreams is such a lovely song. <3 *forever a fangirl*

ANYWAY. xD

Puns! Yes! I approve. 😛 That premise reminds me a little of Tron, if you’ve ever seen/heard of that movie.

A Snow White/Count of Monte Cristo retelling. 😯 I. am. floored. That sounds AMAZING.

WRITE IT NOW.

(I mean, maybe do it when you’re ready and in your own time but still. O-O)