Niamh

Wow, what a great start! I really liked this. Religious persecution is always a topic of interest to me. By the way, this would be easier to read if you ...

Okay, to start, this is still great. I'm glad you updated it. But I have a few suggestions: Maybe this is just me, because I'm a freak about making a ...

Sorry, forgot to post my question: What personal quality of your own are you proud of?

"Happiness comes from being content with your standing, however low it may be." -Zakiya Mkombozi

I am so sorry if I offended you--it was in no way intentional. I get so irritated about how society still accepts racism that I can tend to say irrational ...

I don't care what else the Confederacy stood for. How's this for an analogy: When Germany was taken by the Nazis, everyone there was poor and having to scrape a ...

Finally someone agrees with me. Personally, I think the majority Confederacy were a group of indolent bigots, who sided with slavery because they were too lazy to do their own ...

The second part has proved to be just as great as the first. Although American history is not really my strong point (I prefer European) I loved this because Henry ...

Chapter Four Drogheda, Ireland. September 9th, 1649 When dawn broke on the fourth day, Cahira could see St. Mary’s steeple in the distance, a great symbol of hope, for it ...

Once you're through the death scene, release your anguish through another character, just try to keep them in character. That's great advice. I finally brought myself to write the scene ...

It would make a cool tattoo, especially since you created it. Your drawing are great, especially the one of the hand. I have trouble shading hands properly, which I wish ...

To me, what someone believes has nothing to do with how good of a person they are. I completely agree with this. I have strong Christian beliefs, but I am ...

It's good to know I'm not being wierd then. :) It always makes me feel morbid to write the brutal scenes, even though in my historical fiction, they are necessary.

I was wondering if any of you get attatched to your characters as well? I definitely do, and in my story, it has come to the point of where my ...

It's definitely not bad for hardly researching. Usually, I stick to European history, but I liked this a lot. I'll be sure to finish reading the rest when you post ...