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@ Katie Mosing
Very nice :D
Thanks

Check it out!!

That's good. :)

I've noticed that.

Aha, yea, it was on your discussion blog about abuse between men and women I believe, but I've been pretty good. How about you? :)

HIII! Sorry, I felt like dropping you a line. I finally was able to accept your friend request, thanks to my internet behaving long enough for me to do that. So, thanks for the friend request. :) I used to be Tygra's Kitten Kori, but to introduce myself properly, you can call me, Hina. :)

Your comment genuinely made me smile :) and I want to thank you for that :D

Yeah, I never really understood why they called them wife-beaters, but it's easier to write down, ha.

Thanks again darling!

No offense was taken at all to the comment! Don't worry! My writing style simply derives from the style of books that I read (Richelle Mead, Cassandra Clare, Kendare Blake) and I'm under no illusion that my sister's writing is a work of art in itself!
My book is intended to be a two part series though I haven't started the second novel... I've actually been leaning towards writing a different book.

Hey! Thanks for the recommendation on Hourglass!
I noticed your comment on my sister's story (My Heart is Filled with Hate) about the writing in the story somehow being above Hourglass... that's because it is! My sister is an amazing and talented girl who exceeds at everything she does. In fact, she is the one who inspired me to write a book.
Anyway, thanks for the super nice feedback!

Hey, man. So, I had a look at your story, and I liked it so I’ve decided to do a blog pimping it out (holding off until a time when Americans are more awake).

I think that if you want more reads, though, you could probably change your layout. Unfortunately, people often choose what to read based on looks here, and there’s a particular look (vintage wallpapers, mixed with a picture dug off weheartit) that scores the most reads. If you want help changing the layout, feel free to hit me up.

Thanks again for the story comments!

As for what inspired me to write Inkheart, I guess I just kind of felt caught up in writing, and inspired to write, but not inspired to write about any particular thing, if that makes sense. It was an enthralling moment put down on paper. And as for the hyphens in Tundra, they are a bit like a long comma. It's a very UK/Australian convention. And finally, for Tundra, the effort is split roughly 50/50 between my boyfriend and I. He storyboards and I write, basically.

Hope you've been well and that your writing is going swimmingly!

Thanks heaps for commenting!