Tiffany

@tiffanyjarviswrites

Ah yes, he’s a bit of a lesser known author. (Which I am only slightly bitter about, given that C.S. Lewis credits George MacDonald as his inspiration, and EVERYONE knows C.S. Lewis but very few know George MacDonald… 😛 )

Well, personally I like Lillith best, but I have strange tastes. Lillith is just the most random,…[Read more]

@tiffanyjarviswrites, Yep. I’m halfway through a six-book series. Pretty fun, and (for me at least) one of the good things that’s come out of the Coronavirus epidemic. I’d never have had so much time to write otherwise.

StoryEmbers is a great place, particularly for writers just getting started, so expect to find your skill and confidence levels…[Read more]

@tiffanyjarviswrites, I was referring to the last one I wrote, and the one I’m starting work on. The last one was kind of an enemies-to-friends-to-lovers thing (except, due to extenuating circumstances, they ended up getting married well before they make it to the end of that progression.) It was complicated. Still is. Fortunately, their love…[Read more]

@tiffanyjarviswrites

That’s so cool! I’m glad you could give him a good home.

Ooh I haven’t heard of those, but I’ll look into them. I normally stick to fantasy, but lately I’ve been branching out a lot more. For example, right now I’m reading George Macdonald’s The Curate’s Awakening, which is some cross between a romance and a quest for…[Read more]

Hmmm, good question, @tiffanyjarviswrites. I think it’s probably two people getting together who don’t really know each other–or maybe don’t even like each other. At least that was my last one. In my current one, the couple is already married, but they’re realizing they didn’t know each other as well as they thought they did.

What about you?

@tiffanyjarviswrites

Nice! It’s one of my favorite series 🙂

Yay! I love random questions.

Oooh, ouch. Poor girl XD I’ve walked into plenty of glass doors myself, if I’m honest.

@tiffanyjarviswrites

Hello there! It’s nice to meet the new faces ’round Story Embers.

On the internet, I’m Mischievous Thwapling, which is something from a book series. (Have you ever heard of the Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson?) I often go by Thwapling, however, though I’ve even been called Thwapsy, ha ha. You can call me whatever you…[Read more]