Kate Lamb

@noahlitle I definitely like them better written out. *thumbs up*

@noahlitle *creeps in, cringing* So, my internet just got back on long enough for me to actually read the thing… and I feel so terrible because we’re so close to the deadline and I um… did some pretty heavy editing… It just didn’t feel quite as dreamy as it should, to me. I added some stuff, but I also deleted a fair bit, so I hope it’s at…[Read more]

@noahlitle the seventeenth, I believe. I’m going to go catch up on everything now that my internet is working for a few minutes. 😛

MY INTERNET KEEPS CUTTING OUT. AAAUUUGGGHHHH.

Guys, keep up the good work. Imma cross my fingers and just hope this posts. Also @noahlitle, I’m going to be the unpopular opinion and say that there probably is a little too much music theory. It confused me just a little and I ended up skimming, which isn’t the best habit to develop in a reader. 😛

Guys, I haven’t disappeared, I promise. I’ll try and come back this evening. Keep going! You’re doing awesome!

@corissa you have my prayers, as always.

@daeus-lamb which is why I want to write a book on it. XD

@noahlitle awwwwwww… *sniffles* I think it needs a lot of work on the ‘dreamy’ side of things (let’s make the setting as enchanting as we can, for one) but the core is solid. And sad. And beautiful. *sniffles more**goes to see what she can do in the doc*

@noahlitle I already love it. Do it.

@noahlitle nobody deserved that woman— not even Mr. Elton.

@corissa I love that. Particularly the part where she dies and he doesn’t want to go on.

@noahlitle wow, just what this conversation needed. Mrs. E. XD Poor Mr. Elton…

The toy-designer could be fine. I feel like it lacks any serious emotional kick though.

A few ideas for our pianist… he’s deaf/blind/mute/crippled… he literally left his wife/family for his career, and the day before what should have been the crowning…[Read more]

@noahlitle I like the concert pianist thing. It’s simple enough to work with, but has a lot of aesthetic to it that could help us on the ‘dreamy’ side of things.

@corissa I really love the idea of using something a character regrets to help them let go in a dream/vision. Like, really.