TriSARAHtops

I don't really have any goals beyond consistency, which has always been the thing I've struggled with the most with NaPo. I tend to start the month out strong and ...

I'd like to beat my record from last year of eight poems. I've got a couple of months worth of ideas noted down (mostly just snippets of lines to work ...

Oooooh me please! Could I have a waist-up picture in ink please? Age: Mid-twenties Sex: Male Gender: Male Skin colour: n/a Height: Tall-ish but not exceptionally so Eye colour/shape: Fairly ...

I've been rewatching (or watching for the first time) a couple of films/miniseries based on Jane Austen's novels and thought it might be fun to have a bit of a ...

WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER Yay hemispheres. It's taken me a while to respond (even though I love the idea!) because of uni but I have six weeks semester break over ...

So... I just finished watching the second season of A Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix and I have some THOUGHTS, and would like to know yours, if you've seen ...

Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't! :P I probably listen to music when I'm writing more often than I don't, but I think that's just because I listen to music ...

@beckiw Thank you!! It's gorgeous! (And sorry for not replying, for some reason I never got a notif :P)

Oooh me! Me! :D Those covers are lovely! Title of Project Like Other Girls Author Name - Trisarahtops Genre Contemporary YA/NA but with an element of the inexplicable Brief description ...

I feel like authentic feeling chemistry between characters is one of those things that is heavily reliant on good character development. For both the protagonist and the love interest (which ...

8/10, I think? It works well as a hook, and sets up a really interesting image. The word 'awfully' stands out a little for me - not in an inherently ...

@stellathomas One book that comes to mind is These Broken Stars by Amie Kaufman and Megan Spooner, which is part of a series, buuuut I've only read the first book. ...

I write in both. Actually, lately I've been having a tense crises, where whatever tense I write in, it feels disjointed to me. I try to just choose one now ...

I recommend the Beka Cooper trilogy by Tamora Pierce. It is written in the first person as a diary by the Guard trainee Beka Cooper. It is medieval fantasy. Tamora ...

Oooh! Count me in! I love Othello and would be keen to give it another reread and chat about it.