Selah CJW

@ericawordsmith  @wordsmith

*sighs dramatically*

You know, if I ever consider trying coffee, I will just find this topic and scare myself to death. Thank you for that, Lady Wordsmith. *bows*

Conclusion: You guys can make anything dramatic when you get on the same topic! XD

@ryowildfire

Hello and welcome to Story Embers! I am mainly a his-fic writer with way too many WIP’s. 🙂 Are you currently writing anything in particular? I am working on a book set around 9/11.

Fawkes is an awesome book, btw!

@ariella-newheart

Heyo!  *waves*

@shadowwriter161

Ah, I get it, fellow hole-in-my-hearter! 😀

Have you ever read anything by Eloise Jarvis McGraw? Or Douglas Bond? They write his-fic, but it is SUPER awesome and very intriguing. Baroness Orczy’s books on the Scarlet Pimpernel are amazing, as well…I read them recently. You can read them for free or print them off here (along…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Exactly!

@rochellaine  @ashira

Yeah, I agree with you. There is not any 1900’s Christian fiction that I really like, let alone profit from, anymore. The Elsie books were fine for when I was younger, but they are very melodramatic and highly unrealistic to me now! It becomes obvious very fast that Martha Finley never got married and had a family of her…[Read more]

@jane-maree

It’s okay! 🙂

That was another amazing post…and I don’t know which I would do for sure. Probably self publishing? At least on most of my books, I guess? What do you think, Jane?!

@noodle-mum

That is totally fine. You can email me at needleworksbyselah@gmail.com whenever you want to read it. I am in no hurry. 🙂

Mm…I don’t mind telling you about it at all, but I honestly don’t know how to describe it without slaughtering it. Besides which, the main plot is basically a mystery and I don’t want to ruin it for you, lol! I…[Read more]

@rochellaine  @ashira

Hey, I don’t mind the Elsie Dinsmore books! I am curious as to whether you read them, though, Rochellaine. 🙂 I thought they were pretty cool, and they were a good influence for me at the time when I read them.

@j-a-penrose

Lol, it’s okay. It does indeed work now. 😀

@edmund-lloyd-fletcher

That is a really cool idea!

@rochellaine

Okay, cool! I love researching random facts and things, as well. And the Pepper books drive me crazy with all the screaming, as well, lol.

@jane-maree

Hellooooooo!! Glad you’re back. 😀

@papergirlsfb

Ah, so true! God is good, though your world is falling apart. He knows the reason, though it’s really dark sometimes. 🙂

@j-a-penrose

Ah, this is awesome! What an amazing subject. The link for the Doc is not showing up in your post, though. 🙂

We can do this, ya’ll!

@rochellaine

Sounds like awesome research! I don’t know much about that, though it is familiar as well. Let us know what you find out…and if I find anything, I’ll let you know. 🙂

@cindy

Aw, I sure wish! I’m in northern Idaho. 2,200 miles… 🙂

@dakota

I’d love to check it out if I have a chance! Send it to needleworksbyselah@gmail.com, and I’ll read it if I get a chance. 🙂

@j-a-penrose

Great article, and thanks for doing double duty for a bit. 🙂 I absolutely agree with Martin. I write all my first drafts in notebooks, and then edit + type out on the computer. Works so well!

@mairin-atha

I’m with you there. So true!

@everybody

It’s worth waiting for. *wink*

@ashira, I had to say something…