fire_of_dawn

This sounds like an idea for a storybook; in fact, I think there is a "boarding school" storybook in progress.

In "The Hobbit," the name of Bilbo's journal is "There and Back Again." Then later, Frodo and company sometimes call it "the red book." I'm asking if they sell journals ...

Specifically, I'm looking for events that happened along the border with England. Also, a few towns' names on both sides would help.

I learned something from David Feintuch, a science-fiction writer. Sometimes you can get away with using the "tags" as a separate sentence. For example: Jack, low: "That's enough, Jill." It's ...

I've got something to say here, folks. I was there. In the end, it got so bad that I asked the Lord to take my life. He didn't; he gave ...

I know, it's all over the place, the Lord of the Rings. What I'm asking, though is if they have a journal styled after the "Red Book." Or if they ...

Thank you all. I'll think about it.

That is awesome. I'll have to remember to use it sometime.

I have a character I like, but I'm not sure how his name should be pronounced. It's Elan, accent on the E. I thought, maybe "Ay-lan?" Or "Eh-lan?" (but that ...