R.M. Archer

Anyone else have suggestions for my question?

Here’s my post:

Ok I gotta question. What’s some creative ways to show mourning over a death?

I’ve never been one to show my pain to people, so I’m a very, um, weird I guess, mourner. I don’t cry or anything, I didn’t even cry at my own father’s funeral. So yeah, I don’t really know how to write it…[Read more]

@r-m-archer, I totally agree XD

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I think I’m @erynnehedrick. I don’t get to creative with that or it’ll be the most complicated thing ever lol

I followed you! I’ll probably stalk you often because I do that to everyone. There’s your warning XD

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On this example… why not? If they chose to focus on scientific advancement ahead of military advancement, I don’t see why this is unreasonable? If you want swords and electricity, I say go for it.

Yeah, there are definitely reasons why that could happen, but if you’re going into a story with the expectation of it being med…[Read more]

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Yesss. This habit is so annoying.

Exactly! Though, the opposite is also annoying XD Changing something dramatically without thinking through it and just accepting that stuff is like that.

And dramatic anachronism with no explanation. People are using swords but you have electricity?? Howww?? Or, you’re obviously pre-industrial…[Read more]

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Great, I’ll follow you. What’s your username?

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Ah, I too am a helpless romantic and I agree with you. Did you mention you were on Pinterest or was that someone else??

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Thank you for your input! I agree with everything you said. I’m also quite conservative, and I know there’s others out there but it’s hard to find those who aren’t scared to admit what they stand for.

@obrian-of-the-surface-world

I knew tagging you would be a good thing. I agree with you and you’ve pointed out a lot that I never…[Read more]

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@erynne

I want to be able to read a story where a woman embraces being female without having to resort to belittling a male or besting a male in the process.

I agree with you here. I often see the problem of fantasy where authors find it a necessity to assume that the problems of this world are directly transferred…[Read more]

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I absolutely agree!!! Thank you for pointing out my mistake. At that moment my mind was focused on my belief that the woman’s main priority should be in the home rather than focusing on a job or trying to prove women’s equality to men, as Jo was. I absolutely agree with you though. 🙂

Is there anything you’ve picked up on from other…[Read more]

Dang I’m really late..

Ack sorry it’s taken a bit for me to get back here XD. Where was I –ah yes the Pit of Despair. Lol jk. Ok church hierarchy and Mary coming up, I’m gonna focus on Mary since we all kinda agree (at least @noah-cochran agrees with me (: ) that we need ministers to be overseers and elders and bishops are a logical concl…[Read more]

Oik! I’m late again! OH HEEEY @R-M-ARCHER!!!💖💖💖 *am totally subscribe can never have too much writing/publishing tips!!!🥰*

Alright! I actually have a ton of email-marketing resources right here that I can email you? 🙂 And the “Kindlepreneur” blogs tend to have good advice for Kindle and Amazon marketing.
My biggest takeaway would proba…[Read more]

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I’ve read Fawkes by Nadine Brandes and really enjoyed it!

I also hope in person-fellowship works out at your church and you find that connection.  🙂

@sparrowhawke

No, I won’t be able to do NaNoWriMo this year either. Actually, November can get a bit busy as we get ready for the holidays (in this case, getting/making Xmas gifts…[Read more]

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Sorry for the late reply!

Those sound like interesting reads.  I also like to read nonfiction to inspire new story ideas; and yes, some classics really get you to think.  Have you ever read Jane Eyre or A Separate Peace? (The latter has some choice words, from what I remember, but other than that, it really made you think.)

“I t…[Read more]