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Hi and welcome! I'm Melissa Gravitis, a screenwriter, novelist and follower of Jesus. I have a passion for fiction writing, reading, sketching, and following dreams. If you can't find me reading stacks of sci-fi and fantasy books, you can find me pounding the keys on my laptop, or watching the latest Star Wars release. And yes, I do own a quill pen!
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I love this series, so helpful!
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DeleteYAY!!! Another world-building dilemma solved!!!
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Yayyyy!!!! I'm very glad, thank you Catherine! :)
DeleteGreat post, as normal. I love this series. :)
ReplyDeleteAww thank you Rachel! I'm glad! :D
DeleteI wouldn't think of half of these. Very useful!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy they're useful to you, Skye! Thanks! :)
DeleteThis is a great list! Normally my characters tend to be just out of high school, but I've been toying with the idea of working on something where they're a little younger to shake things up a bit :) This a super thorough way of getting the creative juices flowing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebeccah! Well, if you do end up going with your idea of younger characters, I hope this can be of use to you! Thank you for commenting! :D
DeleteI never even thought about these sorts of things....I normally don't have anything to do with schools (save for my Stars of Darkness trilogy, which is pretty far down on the waiting to complete list), but when I need this - voila! Here it is to help me get this stuff nailed. Thanks again, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteAw that's great; I'm so glad it could be of help to you when you need it! xD You're very welcome! Thanks Julian! :)
DeleteDude o.o You are such a genius. You are a brilliant human in ALL THE WAYS. *swoons over your awesomeness* I haven't written a school story before, but I have an idea for one (sort of--it's an idea with my cousin) and I'll definitely use this when we flesh it out!
ReplyDeleteAwwww you're too kind! <3 <3 *hugs* Oooh I am intrigued! You must tell me about this idea. ;) I hope it helps when you start to flesh it out! Thanks for commenting Hannah!
DeleteThese are fantastic questions! I so love your "questions to ask" posts!
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Aw, thank you so much Victoria! <3 I'm so glad you enjoy them!
DeleteThanks a lot! I'm writing YA, and even though I am a teenager, I'm a little lost in this process. Your post really helped!
ReplyDeleteCould there also be a part about where it is and if there is mastery or aprentships also what about international and interllingral systems
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