<p style=”direction: ltr;”>Well, i managed to show the pic… : . I am not the greatest with technology.</p>

here’s my attempt to show a pic of one of them:

@imwritehere1920
I do make little fabric costumes for one of my figures, my first one I attached the costume.

@melancholicwriter
cool story ideas! What do you have in mind for your retelling?

@sparrowhawke

Thanks for the tip! I was definitely wondering if there was a different formula for that.

@imwritehere1920

The main thing I like to create with needle-felting is articulated figures of a fantasy race I made up (I’ll see if I can post a pic) that is reminiscent of a tree-frog. I want to do a couple of the other races in this world as well eventually. I’ve only made two and a half figures so far.

@melancholicwriter

I don’t know how it…[Read more]

@sparrowhawke

Since my sci-fi is in another universe, then I think I’ll treat it like a fantasy. Do you think that there’s a specific type of God-figure I should go for? Or is it kind of a you-decide thing like in fantasy?

@melancholicwriter

I’m glad to assist if you need help when you get to your sci-fi project, what are you working on right now?

Do you have any ideas for a sci-fi?

My project (titled Ice) is in the revision stage, almost done (I may call it for now so I’m not endlessly editing). It is about a criminal named Jade who is haunted by his past and…[Read more]

and there is some myth and legend, but it’s not like anyone’s practicing magic.

The movie is fine for a very young child to see.

In response to the movie question, @arindown, I think that The Secret of Roan Innish is my favorite movie, but there is an instance of a little boy in naught but his skin, but it’s not creepy in any way because he was basically raised by seals since he was very small. It’s more of a cherub painting caliber in the sense of appropriateness. You do…[Read more]

@arindown

Thanks! I’ve been thinking of doing something like that, but I was wondering if it was sci-fi legal, but I may just do it anyway.

@redwrites

I’m glad you’ve enjoyed The Ravenwood Saga! I was so drawn to the series because of the book covers actually, then the synopsis. But I do really like the story.

Ah, I see. when I was younger I only wanted to learn about subjects that interested me. and i could see how you’d be burnt out. What are you going to college for?

@arindown

Hmm… I don’t know my favorite type of fantasy. I like it as long as it’s well-written and holds to moral principles, and as far as magic’s concerned, if it’s more like Lord of the Rings or even Harry Potter, it’s not as bad because in HP’s case, it’s like electricity in cities, it keeps so much running, and in LOTR’s case, it’s…[Read more]

@redwrites

How cool, have you enjoyed the Ravenwood saga so far?

I never heard of an Enneagram before, that’s interesting.

Why aren’t you a fan of science-related books?

@melancholicwriter

Yes, kombucha is delicious! We actually brew it ourselves and put peach juice in it, it’s delightful.

What genres do you dabble in?

@arindown

I love classics as well! How are you liking Stormlight Archives? It’s on the read-in-the-future-list for me if I can find out if it’s any good.

What other writing styles do you dabble in?

I have and do write a lot of fantasy. I love it.

@redwrites

I am just graduating from homeschool.

Does speculative fiction include sci-fi? I’m…[Read more]