-
Kaytlin Phillips replied to the topic Hey Guys! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years ago
Great to be here and thank you so much!!!
Oh wow! Your book sounds super cool!!! My sisters and I write together and the genre-mixing we do can get pretty intense, so I feel ya! I totally look forward to reading that!
Oh, hard one! I will read just about any genre as long as the book is Christian of clean, except I won’t read…[Read more]
-
Elizabeth posted a new activity comment 4 years ago
Hi Josh! Thank you so much for the welcome!
My favorite genres to read are historic fiction, biography, and non-fiction (like devotionals and personal development books). To write would definitely be historic and Christian fiction. I’m currently beginning to work on a historic fiction (possibly a trilogy). It doesn’t quite have a tit…[Read more] -
Erynne replied to the topic HIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
OH HI YOU!!!! I’m Cashton’s older (wiser, better looking, funnier, stronger, cooler more talented, etc. etc.) cousin!! I am also your sister’s sister.
I need you to tell me. Has she actually told you guys about me?? She swears she has, but I believe her about as much as I believe your real name is Ragnarok.
Hey, cool…[Read more]
-
Ragnarok replied to the topic HIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
I like the hares and Sunflash the Badger! OH, THE HAREMAID IS A CHARACTER ALONG WITH GONFF THE THEIF! 😃
-
Cathy replied to the topic HIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
@storysmith Whoa you’ve changed your profile pic and I love it!
-
Miller replied to the topic Critique group in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
I don’t really mind how long chapters are and I would be willing to communicate through Google docs.
That’s where I do most of my work too.
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Yeah, I agree, national parks are so much greater than state parks. (Not that state parks are bad or anything). I’ve never been to the Badlands! But yes, Yellowstone is definitely the best so far.
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Yellowstone is the best!!! That’s funny, the only National Parks I’ve been to so far are Yellowstone and Arches xD. Well, and Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes right here in Michigan, but does that really count?
-
imwritehere1920 replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Yeah, it’s so huge! Did either of you try the zip-line at the Ark?
Oh wow, the Hoh Rainforest sounds really cool; have you visited Yosemite National Park, or seen the giant redwoods?
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Well, that’s cool! I get that, it’s probably hard to travel with a job. The Northwest especially I think it’s fun to travel to! I used to live in Washington state before my family started traveling, and it was pretty cool. I also love all the National Parks over in that area.
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
That’s cool! Do you travel a lot? I agree, the Ark was very amazing.
-
Mr.Trip Williams replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
something else that may be worth mentioning is that there is a very big difference between descriptive and prescriptive.
I think a lot of the history in the Old Testament is a good example. Many, many stories in the Bible are descriptive – what happened, not prescriptive – what is good. And we can confuse the two very easily. For instance, the…[Read more]
-
Mr.Trip Williams replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
@obrian-of-the-surface-world, I took @storysmith ‘s venom scenario differently
A few drops = paralysis and infection leading to slow death
Small doses = death
Medium doses = death and reanimation into feral, mindless creatures – but not Kragvora.
Large doses = death and reanimation into a full-blown Kragvora.
I’ve seen zombie movies do this…[Read more]
-
Mr.Trip Williams replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
sounds reasonable to me, and adds flavor and options to your writing style.
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Yeah, we did visit The Ark Encounter! We didn’t go to the Creation Museum, but I’ve heard that it’s really cool. I loved the Ark Encounter though! It is definitely my favorite museum.
Ohhh, that changes things. 🙂 Yes, he does get better as the series goes on.
Okay, that’s good to know! I might try…[Read more]
-
Brian Stansell replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
Hi Joshua (@storysmith),
Are the other characters (non-Kragvora) human? I would think the lethality of the venom would increase with the dosage. If a small dosage is lethal, then the victim would be dead before the venom had a chance to permeate its circulatory system or infect tissues. There are a variety of factors as far as effects that wo…[Read more]
-
Annabelle Batie replied to the topic Hi everyone! in the forum Introduce Yourself 4 years, 1 month ago
Tink certainly did have a great personality. 🙂 I guess I didn’t like him that much because he was too reckless, but I still think Andrew Peterson did a great job on his character. Yep, I’m the oldest in my family too!
Thank you very much! I work very hard on my blog, and I love to hear that people enjoy it.
Identity…[Read more]
-
Brian Stansell replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
Joshua (@storysmith)
There is a great deal of wisdom in your words.
Too often people who fear for the future are imagining dreadful scenarios where God is not present.
Amen, my brother! I look forward to hearing more about the story as you develop it.
-
Brian Stansell replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 1 month ago
Hi Joshua, (@storysmith)
Perhaps I just noticed the parallels because of the biblical study I have been doing. I do know that the primary purpose of prophecy is not so much that God merely is wanting us to know the future, but especially that He wants us to know that He holds the future and has full knowledge of it so that we can trust Him as…[Read more]
-
Brian Stansell replied to the topic What is the most bizarre creature you have created for your WIP? in the forum Fantasy Writers 4 years, 2 months ago
Wow, Joshua!
I love this. It does seem to have some real-world parallels, using a very creative fantasy palate. I have read of some real-world psychopathic scientists that are actively involved in chimeric genetic abominations aimed at “redesigning” the human genome to “enhance humanity” into their psychotic view of the next stage…[Read more]
- Load More
Article Categories
