Goldenheart

Right now I'm reading a perfectly marvelous book called 'Hope was here.' I admire the style so much! Anybody else read it?

I don't know why, but it reminds me of a gangster. You know, with a black trench-coat, standing in an alleyway. Ernest P. Smurklestien

I think I am going to be sick.

Eragon had DWARVES?! Oh wow. I tried to read Eragon, but had a lot of trouble getting through it, for the above-mentioned reasons. Plus it sort of seemed that the ...

I agree. If you've read the first five, you've pretty much read them all. I must say, though, that he writes very well. The villains are riveting. I liked the ...

I've been dragging out my editing process for my latest NaNo piece, because I want more time with my characters. Sentimental me. :)

Though I can read long, flowing sentences, I've the hardest time writing them. If the sentence it too long, I lose myself, and get confused, and I forget what I ...

"Oh dear.. are we fighting now? Is this a fight? Oh, I hope not! I do so hate fights! Come, let's talk of something happy... like flowers or... or picnics... ...

It sounds like a novel about a girl who lives in a small town and has big dreams, but doesn't suppose she'll ever reach them, because her dad died and ...

I don't suppose either style is 'better' when it comes to poetry. There ARE many writers who try to rhyme their poetry and fail miserably. But we shouldn't think that ...

I am dreadfully old-fashioned. I love classics. Tolkien, as practically EVERYONE else has already said. C.S. Lewis (Narnia) Gail Carson Levine (Ella Enchanted, Fairest, The Two Princesses of Bamarre,)

I don't hate any authors, not really, I just sort of disdain them. If I say I hate someone it makes me feel dreadfully naughty. Christopher Paolini, naturally. JK Rowling. ...

I've been making picture books since I was six, but only seriously writing since I was eleven. My first story is impossible to pin down, there have been so many ...

Some of my friends and I are doing our own NaNoWriMo in April. :) This'll be my second NaNo challenge this year!

Either a quaint picture book full of bright drawings of elephants and palm trees, or a novel about India, where a young elephant is taken from his mother, and is ...