Sarah Inkdragon

@the-fledgling-artist

Oh, I was wondering, when did they announce that? I can’t find it anywhere. 😐

@michael_stanton and @caserola

Welcome to Erekdale!

@the-fledgling-artist

So.

I have come to finally answer your question. XD

Okay, so first, since I like my definitions, let’s look at exactly what a passive character is. According to our wonderful friend the internet, a passive character is a person that doesn’t act externally, but instead has all conflict internally. They don’t contribute much…[Read more]

@r-m-archer

Hmm, well….

Haydn: Also known as Shadow Von Wolfsbane, Haydn is the wolf-captain of Nagaria, and the main antagonist for the first novel in this trilogy. He’s the son of a legendary general Erabrus Von Wolfsbane, and brother of the huntress/assassin Ivanna. Growing up as the elder brother, Haydn was expected to take the crown one…[Read more]

Hmm, OC’s….. well, since we’re doing lists, here’s some to pick from:

Kirin

Jax

Vyrn

Haydn

Lyr

Ryul

Oreki

Kija

Have fun picking, because I can’t XD.

@scarletimmortalized

One thing I’d definitely stay away from is attempting to “justify” his amoral personality in any way. It’s not just that he’s done bad things–we all have. But amorality in it’s very, most base essence, is simply avoiding consequence of any sin because if it doesn’t matter to you, it can’t effect you. It’s attempting to…[Read more]

@karthmin

*squints at you and Faith*

Have you been stalking me? Because that sounds awfully similar to my life. XD

To be honest though, while I can spend pretty much all day analyzing things or world-building or creating characters or researching…. actually writing is hard. Really, really hard. For one, I haven’t found a “voice” that I prefer…[Read more]

@toklaham-veruzia

To be honest, it very much depends on what books it’s being compared too. For example, ‘Divergent meets Twilight” would probably be a huge turn off for me because neither of those two books were something that every intrigued me or that I enjoyed.

I write fantasy, and I’ve found that usually it’s pretty hard to find a good…[Read more]

Oooh, a new channel to subscribe too! And on fantasy analysis too, even better. Thanks so much for sharing, Daeus!

@holly-anne

Hmm, probably fantasy or sci-fi. There’s so much you can do with the world-building in either of those settings, especially for magic systems. Steampunk is also great, but it’s a little more limited due to the setting.

@holly-anne

Thank you!

Hmm, my favorite thing about writing would probably be creating characters, and world-building. I’m a huuuuuuge world-building nerd, and I love politics and social-economic relations, government systems, trade systems, etc. Characters are also super fun because I love creating interesting people. XD I love a complex world…[Read more]

@scarletimmortalized

Ooh, more questions. To be honest, this is a really interesting subject that I love thinking about, so I’ll talk about it as much as I can. XD

First off, I like his interest in philosophy, but there’s one small issue that I think you should really think about. How does he come into contact with the resources to read/study…[Read more]

@holly-anne

I’d definitely recommend Dianne Wynne Jones, though a slight warning she does write mainly surrounding the “witch and wizard” aspect of magic, so if that’s not for you you may not enjoy her. She’s very good with humor, story, and all around just a good wacky read when you need it. 😉

Oh, did Hope release Healer’s Bane? I hadn’t seen.…[Read more]

@holly-anne

Nice to meet you! I’m Sarah-Inkdragon, also known as Sink, Sarah, Ink, and that random child who likes to analyze everything.

What’s your favorite fantasy novel(s)/series? Do you like Tolkien and C.S. Lewis? I’m a huge fan of both those two really, as well as Sanderson, Dianne Wynne Jones, and Lloyd Alexander.

What genre do you…[Read more]

@scarletimmortalized

Ooh, this is an interesting concept!

Amoral, by definition, is to lack moral sense or be unconcerned with morals. So first off, you need to decide if your character is completely lacking morals, or just ignores them. There’s a large difference between someone who doesn’t know what morals are than someone who willingly…[Read more]

@shadowwriter161

You can find them on Amazon, or by going to her website, which I believe is linked on her profile!

@shadowwriter161

Oh dear, running out of books… I’d try Hope Ann’s novellas if I were you, they sound right up your alley. (She’s on SE btw). (Also I’m eagerly awaiting the day she publishes her full-length WIP that I’ve been wanting to read for years now lol)

And if you like hi-fi stuff, Man O’ War by Walter Farley is a great book that I…[Read more]

@shadowwriter161

I think a lot of the test has to do with how you understand writing mechanics more than actual writing, because I mean, I can take it and get advanced as well because I know how to write character arcs and what makes a good antagonist and what looks like good/bad writing…. but that doesn’t mean all of that is always applied to…[Read more]