Geez, I'm bored.
I finished Arwei, and I am not allowed to write Wolfheart yet...Hannah, my editor, INSISTED that I not even think about Wolfheart until Arwei is done, edited, everything.
So now I am waiting for Hannah to send back an edited Arwei...
Oh, we're going to Florida on Wednesday! For a week, and no school!
*scream*
I am so excited.
Mum's home, have to get off the computer, just as well, probably, 'cause five more minutes of this ultimate boredom, my eyes would probably pop out of my head...
No joke...
haha, actually...
I think I'm kidding.
love to y'all,
Bekah
Showing posts with label Wolfheart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wolfheart. Show all posts
Friday, March 6, 2009
This Present Darkness
Hi Everybody!
Okay, so has anybody read This Present Darkness?
This Present Darkness is the best book ever!
Hang on, I'm gonna go get it (I'm renting it from the library; I'm begging my mom to buy it, it is SO good!) and read you the back...
*runs upstairs*
Here it is:
Ashton is just a typical small town. But when a skeptical reporter and a prayerful pastor begin to compare notes, they suddenly find themselves fighting a hideous New Age plot to subjugate the townspeople and eventually the entire human race.
Not since The Screwtape Letters has there been a novel with as much insight into spiritual warfare and the necessity of prayer. Fast-moving, riveting reading ranking with the best thrillers on the bookshelf.
It is by Christian author Frank E. Peretti.
I am serious, I highly recommend you read it. It really makes the battle that is going on between demons and angels, Satan and God, evil and good, really real.
The New Age plot is this whole mind-reading thing, putting someone under mental power...mentally controlling them, entering their thoughts, contacting spirits, witches, demons.....
Even I, who takes a lot to scare, am kind of creeped out reading those parts. *shudder*
Oh, and it's not really appropriate for younger children. I'm eleven, and I absolutely love it...but it won't be good reading at all for someone younger, like eight or nine.
Just warning you.
I am serious. It is extremely good.
Okay, anyway...
Hm...what is new with me?
Well...
*thinking hard*
I would really like to have more followers.
Heehee...seriously.
*sigh* Oh well....
I still have this cut that I got from this swimming party I went to with my co-op...it was like five weeks ago, and I still have this mottled cut. It's so annoying. I guess it isn't a cut anymore, but it's still the spot of purple skin...Maybe it is because I picked off the scab....
*giggle*
Hannah is demanding that, as my editor, I cannot even think, talk, or write about Wolfheart. So I guess that subject is forbidden...
Me and my sis, Abby (blog: http://www.readthisblogitsawesome.blogspot.com/), am doing an hour of dancing per day. Well, not dancing, but we make up dances to these songs, and so we do 'bout an hour of that every day...It's really fun!
I am going to go write more of Arwei.
I am past the disgusting battle part...well...sort of. She still has to kill Secritas, the evil king.
God's love to y'all,
Bekah
Okay, so has anybody read This Present Darkness?
This Present Darkness is the best book ever!
Hang on, I'm gonna go get it (I'm renting it from the library; I'm begging my mom to buy it, it is SO good!) and read you the back...
*runs upstairs*
Here it is:
Ashton is just a typical small town. But when a skeptical reporter and a prayerful pastor begin to compare notes, they suddenly find themselves fighting a hideous New Age plot to subjugate the townspeople and eventually the entire human race.
Not since The Screwtape Letters has there been a novel with as much insight into spiritual warfare and the necessity of prayer. Fast-moving, riveting reading ranking with the best thrillers on the bookshelf.
It is by Christian author Frank E. Peretti.
I am serious, I highly recommend you read it. It really makes the battle that is going on between demons and angels, Satan and God, evil and good, really real.
The New Age plot is this whole mind-reading thing, putting someone under mental power...mentally controlling them, entering their thoughts, contacting spirits, witches, demons.....
Even I, who takes a lot to scare, am kind of creeped out reading those parts. *shudder*
Oh, and it's not really appropriate for younger children. I'm eleven, and I absolutely love it...but it won't be good reading at all for someone younger, like eight or nine.
Just warning you.
I am serious. It is extremely good.
Okay, anyway...
Hm...what is new with me?
Well...
*thinking hard*
I would really like to have more followers.
Heehee...seriously.
*sigh* Oh well....
I still have this cut that I got from this swimming party I went to with my co-op...it was like five weeks ago, and I still have this mottled cut. It's so annoying. I guess it isn't a cut anymore, but it's still the spot of purple skin...Maybe it is because I picked off the scab....
*giggle*
Hannah is demanding that, as my editor, I cannot even think, talk, or write about Wolfheart. So I guess that subject is forbidden...
Me and my sis, Abby (blog: http://www.readthisblogitsawesome.blogspot.com/), am doing an hour of dancing per day. Well, not dancing, but we make up dances to these songs, and so we do 'bout an hour of that every day...It's really fun!
I am going to go write more of Arwei.
I am past the disgusting battle part...well...sort of. She still has to kill Secritas, the evil king.
God's love to y'all,
Bekah
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Wolfheart, Dots, 90 Minutes in Heaven
Hey everyone,
Well, guess what?!? I got an idea for a story. Wolfheart. It's about a girl/werewolf. Okay, that might sound disturbing (the kind of disturbing that will keep you up at night, and that will mar your soul and trouble your thoughts), but it really is not.
I love the name.
Have you ever wondered what Heaven is like? *sigh* I have. What comforts me, though, and encourages my faith, is that I know it's really there. Okay, I have this tendency to be trusting. Some people call me gullible. It might be a fault in some people's eyes, but that's just the way I am. So when I read this book called 90 Minutes in Heaven, I was touched, and comforted, and encouraged. It's about this guy who went to Heaven for ninety minutes, then, from the constant prayers of a stranger who was a pastor, came back to life, and spread his tale around the world.
I think it is so cool! Cool, awesome, touching, inspirational...call it whatever you want to.
I love Dots. The candy. Heehee. I am eating one right now. Flavor? Strawberry. Yummy.
Does anyone reading this have braces? *sigh* I do. At first, before I got them, I was excited, despite the warnings of an acquaintance of mine who had had braces. After the first year, my excitement had withered into tolerance. After the next few months, my tolerance faded to outright impatience to get them off. That's where I am right now. After a few more months, who knows? I may be tearing them off myself...
Jk...?
Heehee.
Snap, I just swallowed my Dot whole. *wince* Luckily, Mum gave me another one, heehee.
I am going to go write some more. Seems like I am always doing that, doesn't it? Mum understands my love for writing, and agrees that free writing is good for me. It keeps my creativity flowing. You see, sometimes writers, especially novices, reach a mental block. I have experienced that with a few of my stories that were doomed for failure. So, if you're a writer, that's why you should either keep a journal or regularly just type, ignoring typos, misspelled words, just keep writing. Don't stop. I do both of those things, and it really helps.
So I'm going to go write....
Right now, in Arwei, the big climax point is going on right now. You might think, Hey, that's strange, the climax should be the easiest part to write. But, you see, it is not for me, because the climax in Arwei is a big battle. And I find battles monotonous. I mean, people kill people.....
Blah blah blah.
Oh well. *determined sigh* I shall go keep on chipping away at the big block of war.
God's love to y'all,
Bekah
Well, guess what?!? I got an idea for a story. Wolfheart. It's about a girl/werewolf. Okay, that might sound disturbing (the kind of disturbing that will keep you up at night, and that will mar your soul and trouble your thoughts), but it really is not.
I love the name.
Have you ever wondered what Heaven is like? *sigh* I have. What comforts me, though, and encourages my faith, is that I know it's really there. Okay, I have this tendency to be trusting. Some people call me gullible. It might be a fault in some people's eyes, but that's just the way I am. So when I read this book called 90 Minutes in Heaven, I was touched, and comforted, and encouraged. It's about this guy who went to Heaven for ninety minutes, then, from the constant prayers of a stranger who was a pastor, came back to life, and spread his tale around the world.
I think it is so cool! Cool, awesome, touching, inspirational...call it whatever you want to.
I love Dots. The candy. Heehee. I am eating one right now. Flavor? Strawberry. Yummy.
Does anyone reading this have braces? *sigh* I do. At first, before I got them, I was excited, despite the warnings of an acquaintance of mine who had had braces. After the first year, my excitement had withered into tolerance. After the next few months, my tolerance faded to outright impatience to get them off. That's where I am right now. After a few more months, who knows? I may be tearing them off myself...
Jk...?
Heehee.
Snap, I just swallowed my Dot whole. *wince* Luckily, Mum gave me another one, heehee.
I am going to go write some more. Seems like I am always doing that, doesn't it? Mum understands my love for writing, and agrees that free writing is good for me. It keeps my creativity flowing. You see, sometimes writers, especially novices, reach a mental block. I have experienced that with a few of my stories that were doomed for failure. So, if you're a writer, that's why you should either keep a journal or regularly just type, ignoring typos, misspelled words, just keep writing. Don't stop. I do both of those things, and it really helps.
So I'm going to go write....
Right now, in Arwei, the big climax point is going on right now. You might think, Hey, that's strange, the climax should be the easiest part to write. But, you see, it is not for me, because the climax in Arwei is a big battle. And I find battles monotonous. I mean, people kill people.....
Blah blah blah.
Oh well. *determined sigh* I shall go keep on chipping away at the big block of war.
God's love to y'all,
Bekah
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