Chelsea R.H.

@kelly-lundgren That’s great, I’m glad you’ve had such a good week! 😀

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Hey guys! How did your goals go last week? I did pretty good with mine, I think. Better than usual. I just didn’t really draw… like pretty much at all…

So… what are your goals for this week?

This is my first week back to school, so I don’t really have much else…[Read more]

@selah-chelyah thanks for the welcome! I am currently writing fantasy. I also have a sci-fi romance that I have been studying on from different angles. His-fic is definitely the one I keep coming back to, though!

@seekjustice hello again! Oh boy…favourite time period like, to write in? Or one I’d want to live in, or…? I’ve been researching…[Read more]

Hey all!  I’m back now! I had a wonderful time (got to visit with my nephews!), but I’m ready to get back into things here (and man, it feels like I missed a lot in a short amount of time– looks like I have a lot to catch up on!)

Thanks @karthmin for filling in for me! I know you’re busy enough as it is.

How did everyone do with their goals…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yes, that’s Warcross 🙂

And your quote is from The Tale of Two Cities — I didn’t understand most of it back when I read it, but it still was touching (particularly the ending!!). I should find some time to reread it.

@devastate-lasting @filewriter @thetessinator @emgc @seekjustice @trallion @morreafirebird @hope-ann The adventure is starting in the Character Lounge now. Feel free to hop in.

@seekjustice

That’s like picking a favorite kid! But right now, my favorite characters are a brother sister pair, Fred Derf and Seraphina Magnusson. Why Fred has a different last name is very complicated, but suffice it to say that they’re very different, but they’d do anything for each other. Also, Seraphina’s a goth. I’m not a goth, but I love…[Read more]

@SeekJustice

Love your name by the way, it’s one of my favorite verses! I’m from the Great State of New York in the United States of America.

I think my favorite thing about my novels is the characters. I’ve always been a character-driven person. If the characters are shallow, I don’t follow through with a story, and I was soooo unsatisfied with…[Read more]

Thank you @seekjustice

Oh, dog training? That sounds like a very fun and interesting line of study! Any ideas on what to do with territorial fear aggression towards strangers? :). It is the only thing I absolutely have been unable to get my dog to cooperate on.

Nice! I will probably see you at the historical fiction thread, then! My favourite…[Read more]

@kelly-lundgren Cool! I have a little bit of 1 in me as well. I’m a 9 w 1. 🙂

@morreafirebird I personally have found Enneagram much more personally helpful than MBTI – and I’m looking forward to using it in understanding my characters better – and how to give them realistic patterns of growth, depending on the personality that they are.

And…[Read more]

CONGRATULATIONS, Erekdale! Once again, I step out of the writing process, and we win. XD I’m beginning to see a pattern here. You guys are awesome. Each and every one of you.

Thank you all for your involvement – both with the first attempt that ended up going nowhere, and with the second story.

I also heartily second the mentor speech that @princ…[Read more]

@catwing

I put my name down for Tues, Thurs, and Fri evenings in the write-in schedule document.

About video chats: there is always the option to simply not have one’s camera on and only participate via voice. No one would be offended, and your cat wouldn’t have to suffer obesity by being fed treats all the time just to sit still in front of the…[Read more]

@seekjustice

*pumps fist into the air* I feel so full of bliss right now. ANOTHER AUSSIE! Yes!

*coughs* ok get real self.

I love the sound of your WIPs! (what is the actual storyline tho?)

The reason why I love Germany so much is because that is where my grandparents live and I ADORE THOSE GERMANY PASTRIES!!!!!!!!! I remember going to the…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Ah, same story as Ashira. Lots to do and not a lot of writing happening. 🙂

How about you?

Btw, have you ever read G. A. Henty’s “A Final Reckoning“, set in the bush of mid-19th century Australia?