Selah CJW

@catwing

XD. No more titles for Wordsmith!

Hahaha!  *deep sigh*  Well, no one I know has read them, so I will just keep that signature until one person on the planet recognizes it from the book, lol. Your imagined image is hilarious! The quotes are actually from two different books. Instructor Reno is a SEAL BUD/S Class instructor of note from t…[Read more]

@catwing

XD!

@shadowwriter

Umm, it has been a few months, but I’m pretty sure I got Master. Hehe.

@wordsmith

*deeper curtsy*

I apologize, Your Highn… excuse me, I mean Wordsmith! It is indeed more than sufficient. XD

@elizabeth

Hey! We’ve missed you in Meraki. 🙂 How have you been?

Anyone have any amazing or crazy research finds recently? How is writing going?

@shadowwriter161

Yes, I know what you mean! I felt the same way. 😀

I agree with Taylor, though, it is a helpful tool taken with a grain of salt.

@catwing

Thanks, lol!

*eyes widen*  Have you read the books they are from??!?!??!! 😀

@wordsmith

“*gets highly technical*”

*covers face*  Oh dear! 🙂

Ah, but you see that is not what I meant. You are King Wordsmith of Drama, simply because 1) you are being very dramatic (excuse me, the words you are using are XD), 2) your “name” is Wordsmith, and 3) you are the king of drama on this topic at the moment.

Thus it is a totally…[Read more]

@shadowwriter161

Good for you! That is awesome. 🙂 And I agree about England. Some day…

@shadowwriter161

Of course! I understand…it is definitely an ongoing process that you can never be too good at. XD

@shadowwriter161

You have a ton of awesome advice thus far! I will just say as well….make your characters unique. Make them individual…everyone in real life will have their own unique strengths and weaknesses, and portraying that in your characters really brings them to life to your reader.

I’m glad you are here, as well. SE is indeed an…[Read more]

@shadowwriter161

Ditto to what @wordsmith and @princess-foo said. If you know what kinds of things you want to have in the story (or are necessary to the plotline), that can narrow it down quite a bit. England is such an amazing place to set a book in!

@wordsmith

*nods back*  Whatever you say, King Wordsmith of Drama, Duke of Caffeine.

@ryowildfire

That sounds quite intriguing!

My current WIP I told you about is called Out of the Ashes, and it has several main characters. 🙂 Two NY lawyers, a dressmaker, twin sisters, and a little girl named Giorgia. And a large, loyal-and-sometimes-very-funny Italian family, etc…

Have you named your book yet? I have several named, and a…[Read more]

@jane-maree

Right…that makes sense. I can see a lot of pluses and minuses to both methods. 🙂

And I have to ask you now…is “if that’s your jam” an Aussie way of expressing that thought? Lol!

@shadowwriter161

Okay, awesome! 😀

@ariella-newheart

Oh, woe, that would be absolutely amazing! I would love to look through anything relating to that, lol. Thanks for your thoughtfulness, thinking of me that way. 🙂

@catwing

Exactly, lol! That is precisely what they sound like, too. 😀

@wordsmith

XD! Ok, well, you are convincing enough that I think I will indeed try coffee at some undefined point in the future. I will tell you if I need some comforting at that point in time, if I do indeed need someone to push me over that leap of to-be-caffeinated faith.