This randomly came to me last week. A blog tag where you answer ten questions about the romance in your WIP, if of course, there is a romance. Or two. Or in the case of Arrows, multiple, but only two couples get the spotlight.
Continue reading “Romance In My WIP – A Blog Tag!”Last year, the ladies at Fairytale Central brought you the Fairy Tale Tag, in which you were asked all sorts of fairytale questions.
Continue reading “Choose Your Own Adventure Fairytale Tag”
And here we have the Fairy Tale Blog Tag, brought to you by the lovely gals over at Fairy Tale Central!
Continue reading “Fairy Tale Blog Tag!”So, I’ve come to realize I haven’t done a Character Questionnaire in a while…as in, I haven’t done one since June.
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 9”Yay, another tag game!
Continue reading “Behind The Blogger Tag”I LIIIIIIIIVE!!
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 8”Today’s questionnaire will have some background questions included with the random ones. Since it’s still Camp NaNo, I’ll still be using the protagonists of my Camp NaNo project.
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 7”It looks like it’s time for another Character Questionnaire! And in keeping with my Camp NaNo project, I’ll be using the protagonists, Connor & Kelly.
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 6”Yo, time for another character questionnaire! And this time, I’ll be starting a blog tag with it!
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 5 + Blog Tag!”So, earlier today I realized that a character questionnaire was in order for another catch-up post. Then I had another thought: What if I turned it into a blog tag thingymabob?
I’m probably not going to go back and tag people in the previous questionnaires and I’ll just start with the next one instead, but if you’d still like to use the questions from the previous four posts for the tag, feel free!
And as to whether or not I’ll actually post it as a catch-up post, that remains to be seen. I could go with a different character-centric post, like maybe a humorous take on sidekicks?
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