Narnia_bookworm

Narnia_bookworm

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  • Benisse
    I hope your summer is going well. There is a new contest --Live Like a Narnian-- which I think you would rock.
    Copperfox
    Your vampire story appears to have been removed. I hope that this will not prevent you from continuing your _other_ stories which are hanging here unfinished. I don't think you've seen the shelves of paperback books in American cities: vampires, vampires, vampires and _more_ vampires, until I no longer even want to _look_ at a bookshelf. Although I was prepared to give _your_ vampire story a chance, your talents really are better used on something else.
    Benisse
    If you have time please sign up for a month-page in our 2015 Narnian Quote Calendar to design.
    Benisse
    Hi NB,
    When you have a chance, please vote for favorite quotes for our 2015 Narnian Quote Calendar.

    Note: The 18 quotes under consideration are at the bottom of the post, beneath the Tally.
    Benisse
    Hi N_bookworm,
    Please vote for your top 3 names for the Lady of the Green Kirtle here.
    Copperfox
    Early in the first installment of your new story:

    "This will my complexion for sure", she thought.

    You're missing a word. Ruin? Spoil? Wreck? Shrivel?
    Benisse
    Hi N-b

    I would like to cordially invite you to submit names for properties for the Narniopoly project I have started
    Copperfox
    I'm glad you're writing a new story; we urgently need new stories! But please check your words more closely. "His thoughts were thinking" is NOT good English. There is more than one correct way you could say that. One way would be "His thoughts were TURNING TO (whatever)."
    Copperfox
    "...lurched over the edge and started to full nauseous."

    Of course, you meant to say "FEEL nauseous."
    Sir Godfrey
    The war continues to wage in the Arwenites and Eowynites thread. I need thy aid to route those loyal to the Lady of the Riddermark.
    Sir Godfrey
    If you go into my Medievalesque Album you'll find two versions of the avvie of Arwen. One is very large, but it will compress to the right size when it resizes.
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