@carlos_m_carrasco

Hi, Carlos! Welcome to SE! Glad to have you here with us. 🙂

@erynne

When I do remember to check Pintrest, I find your board very interesting to look through. So, thank you! 🙂

@obrian-of-the-surface-world

Hi, Brain! Thanks for your comments! They were very interesting to me. 🙂

Before I respond to your comments, however, I would like to make clear what I meant by a gentleman. I did not mean a man who comes in to save a woman because she “cannot” fend for herself. I did not mean a man who uses physical violence to meet…[Read more]

@obrian-of-the-surface-world

Yes! That’s the one! 😀

I think you are the first person I’ve met of SE that’s heard of him.

@irishcelticredflowercrown

Thanks! I love Celtic mythology, its absolutely criminal that its not adapted enough to the screen or literature that often

I would agree, considering I can’t think of any Celtic myths I’ve read. (Aside from King Arthur. Is that Celtic?)

I hope its not one of those plot points that gets thrown out in the end because its…

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@noah-cochran

The George MacDonald who write the Flashman series?

No, actually. This is the George MacDonald who influenced a lot of C. S. Lewis’s writings.

My favorite Christie book would have to be either Murder on the Orient Express, or The Murder of Sir Roger Ackroyd, but there are many other fantastic Hercule Poirot books.

Nice! I will have…[Read more]

@irishcelticredflowercrown

In Medieval Ireland, noble families used to send their sons and daughters to other noble families very young so that they would be fostered by them. It was supposed to strengthen relations between the two families, and the children would probably grow up to become more familiar with their foster family rather than their…

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@irishcelticredflowercrown

Oh wow thats interesting. I can see why that would inspire you. That would add more tension, because I’ll bet half of the other characters think she’s deluded or schizophrenic.

Yep. She is the town’s “madgirl”.

 It totally works with me. I was listening to ‘Toss a Coin to Your Witcher’ today AAAND I got a great idea for…

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Hi, Noah! Welcome to SE! 🙂

I go by Lona around here. And, no, I do not have a white cat named Lona (seems like just about everyone has asks me that). Lona is simply a cat from a book written by one of my favorite authors. Have you heard of George MacDonald?

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie are also impressive authors! I spent last…[Read more]

@katie02

Favorite historical time period? Yikes! That’s hard. Perhaps Reformation times and the World Wars. Really all of history. I love finding out little bits of God’s amazing providence in stories that are not well known. History is so fascinating!

Ooh, yes the Reformation is very interesting! The World Wars are bit too intense for me, tho…[Read more]

@irishcelticredflowercrown

Of course I’d love to share it! It’s a strange one… But I had a dream about a deadly machine where you put two people in and the machine decides which person deserves to live the most, depending on skills, strength and worth. Kind of like survival of the fittest.

Wow, that is…intense. 0.0 Still sounds like a cool plot…[Read more]