See, should've named him Mr. Bootpickles. Even the most oblivious of readers don't forget names like that. /pro advice
Ya know, if I ever get a cat, this will be his name (and I'll let him know repeatedly that you're to blame!)
See, should've named him Mr. Bootpickles. Even the most oblivious of readers don't forget names like that. /pro advice
I have a fellow author in my group who is writing a mystery based on a murder mystery dinner she hosted for her daughter. She allowed her kids to each name one character (she has 10 kids).
The butler is named Mr. Fartworthy.
ION, I got a like on IWSGPit! Yay! It's Acorn Publishing, who ONLY wants ME to pay $3495 for them to publish my book. Right.
See, should've named him Mr. Bootpickles. Even the most oblivious of readers don't forget names like that. /pro advice
Hey, go for it! Just remember, your character will be sharing his name with my future cat... and probably CobraMisfit's next band as well...Paddi if you don't use this I JUST MIGHT.
Because that would take research... and reading... ironic that authors don't like doing that.
Guess who just ordered the full Black Sails tv series today, soon to be in her cackling little fists?
QFT.Now, Cackling Fists sounds like the name of Cobra's next band!
Now, Cackling Fists sounds like the name of Cobra's next band!
*innocently nudges another plot bunny into the "Sparkle-o-matic" and watches it go down the conveyor belt toward Wink's cabin*
Wednesday evening...
Er. Are you in an alternate dimension?