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The Elwenfir

It all began when the Mother of all, created the elements Earth, Air, Water, Fire and Aether. From them she created many creatures but none as special as the Elwenfir.

The Elwenfir were children born from the depths of each element, their power therefore was the greatest of all on our planet. Airiana daughter of the Air, Earchilion son of the Earth, Waeau son of the Water, Stiarnila, daughter of Aether, and Dethef son of Fire.

Different as they were each had a different point of view on how to use their powers.

Waeau thought that other creatures had the right to know and be taught new powers and in turn the Elwenfir could learn from them.

Airiana and Earchillion thought that each creature and Elwenfir should keep to themselves.

Stiarnila and Dethef were of the mind that their power was to be used to control other creatures and for their own personal gain.

Each child of the element chose their own path, and from them the destiny of the human kind was born.

I really like it when I find snippets of things I've written a long time ago.

Standing on a crossroad...

Well I'm finally done with my exams! Summer holidays have begun and I can almost fully concentrate on writing. The problem is I have many projects in mind and I don't know with which one to start...

Exams...

Exams coming up...

Happy World Press Freedom Day!

http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=27867&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html

For those who are out fighting to bring to our homes the daily news.

Ouch!

Writers Block ><

With a little less wisdom...

Greetings!
I've just started my Easter break! And the first thing that occurs to my precious mind is to go to the dentist and get one of my wisdom teeth pulled out...
So here I am with a slightly puffy cheek and a hole in my mouth... but nonetheless with great new writing ideas :)



Ah, the magic of spring :p

The dreaded SYNOPSIS

Yes, I'm terribly stuck with that which all authors dread but which they must face at a giving moment: Writing a Synopsis.

I've tried doing it twice today, and haven't gotten very far (not to say that it all majorly sucks and that all I've done is reread my novel-oh how lovely it is!), but now I've discovered this page which seems to have a lot of useful information:
http://charlottedillon.com/SynopsisQuery.html

I haven't been able to see it all, but so far it looks good so, hopefully next time I'll be able to say I have a full synopsis!

Bye Bye Russia!

After writing an 100 page project on Russian Foreign Policy I pretty much feel that I can do anything!!

And to top off this short entry a nice little song from Finnish group Sentenced:

Do you know?

"Do you know how hard it is to please? To love comes easily enough, but to please forever is a hard task."

"Is it that you don't love me then?" the Lady asked.

He could see the slight tremble in her lip, the fear in her enormous eyes, the furrow in her perfect brow.

"You know I do," he replied, bending down to kiss away the crease in her forehead, the tremble on her rosy lips.