Libby

@libby

WOW!! That is so cool…I love your thoughts behind it! I was curious because my story ideas usually come from random thoughts I get while doing very ordinary tasks (like washing the dishes 😛) or from snatches of conversations I over hear. I always love hearing where people get their ideas/inspiration from.

I cannot figure out who the…[Read more]

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@libby I read your story and it was amazing! Really well done, great imagery. If I could leave one little critique… you describe the girl/fairy as being “lucid” or appealing, so I didn’t realize the main/pov character was a girl until the end, and it was a bit confusing. But maybe that’s just me.

@ashira Thank you!

@hgm_barnes18

Wow, great story!! I really liked the imagery you used of the moon crying. So sweet. 😀

@libby

Just read your short story. It’s hauntingly sad…but I like it. ❤️ Where did your idea come from for that particular story?

This week, I found this quote as I was reading Hans Christian Anderson’s Fairy Tales that made me laugh and wanted to share it with you all.
Here it is, from “The Goloshes of Fortune,” one of his short stories:

“Yes, people write poems when they are in love, but a wise man will not print them.”

Also, another little piece I found was the first…[Read more]

@libby No, I have not.

The numbers are in! We came in last, but next month we shall prevail! FYI, there is no prompt war for November, BUT  instead we are doing a month-long word war! So keep track of those word counts every day this month!

Avensbeck – 26627

Erekdale – 47230

Rillumen – 48371

New Wessex – 51082

Meraki- 53253

Parimi Alfa – 72127

@fawxofthecomics @ma…[Read more]

Sweet story, @libby! 🙂

I liked the narrative. It felt homey, like a classic fable to be read by the fire. Or something like that, haha; I live in Florida, fire doesn’t exist here most of the time.

It does feel somewhat choppy, however. The flow kind of bounces about before figuring out where it’s going and saying what it wants to say. It does…[Read more]

@cassie-hartfinh Reading your story now!

@libby I look forward to reading your story as soon as I can!

@libby

Such a sweet story!! And really good for a thirteen year old… thanks for sharing! 😀

@libby

It’s one of my favorites. 😀 And of course you can add it to your collection…it’s not really mine. 😀

@libby, you cannot write Wednesday night. Just report your word counts through Tuesday.

@christina-hellwig, no problem. I’ll count that.

@libby The Cat of Bubastes and For the temple are some of my favorites!  Have you read Beric the Briton?

Thanks, @parker. 🙂

@h-jones @evelyn @eden-anderson @libby @kate @cassie-hartfinh @hgm_barnes18

There’s so much more to read and share!

I have started organizing the word counts. Let me know if I have anything wrong or if you have any corrections, let me know and I’ll get them added.

@kay 1,748 words

@h-jones 1,096

@brookewolf 8,769

@millennium-m 1,879

@katherineh 5,136

@serenity 427

@fawxofthecomics @martina @dragongeek @sleepwalkingmk @sam-kowal @christianna-hellwig  @nata…[Read more]

@libby  Cool! That is awesome.

Today’s words count until 11:59 pm! Be sure to post your final word counts in here tonight or tomorrow so I can get our total to Daeus.

@fawxofthecomics @martina @dragongeek @sleepwalkingmk @sam-kowal @christianna-hellwig  @natalie-marie @gabrielle @jenwriter17 @law0413 @libby @child-of-god @katherineh @serenity @brookewolf @millennium-m @miria…[Read more]

@noahlitle Thanks!  I LOVE Beyond the Mask!  Its my favorite movie.

@libby Love the St. Augustine quote!