Do any of you ever have a moment where you accidentally read a spoiler on the internet, but it was a cursory read so you think to yourself, 'Quick, just forget you read that.' And then your brain rebels and doubles down trying to commit it to memory instead. Or is it just me?

What are some of your biggest sources of inspiration everyone? For me books are of course at the top, but I also derive a lot of inspiration from travel, nature and animals, and video games.

Hey all, what are some of your favourite book quotes? Many of mine come from Sir Terry Pratchett, and one such quote, by Death himself in Hogfather, is: 'NO. YOU NEED TO BELIEVE IN THINGS THAT AREN'T TRUE. HOW ELSE CAN THEY BECOME?'

I need to hear this. 😬🤦🏻‍♀️

Elliott the invisible dragon! Although more a friend than a pet.

Currently reading Gogmagog by Jeff Noon and Steve Beard. Far out, what a whacky ride so far! What are you all reading?

My favourite part of the Wizard of Oz is when the Tinman beheads a wildcat and the Lion kills a giant spider.

Hey, bookworms. What were your last three reads? Mine were: Gogmagog by Jeff Noon and Steve Beard Sharp Ends by Joe Abercrombie The Lord of the Rings by Tolkien

When I was younger, I preferred to write only when inspiration struck. I'm more disciplined now! But I'm curious, how do you all deal with a lack of motivation?

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What's the most unique character you've ever written?

Do any of you find that what you're reading affects your writing?

Hey, writers! What are some of your biggest sources of inspiration? Some of mine are travel, nature, and stories of people's lives.

How do you start your weekend mornings?

Apart from writing, I love travelling, hiking, gaming, and a cheeky bit of bouldering. What are your hobbies?

Finished my yearly reading goal! How are you all doing?

Happy New Year, all!

Bit of Guy Gavriel Kay on a snowy morning in Japan. I'm reading River of Stars. Any other fans out there?

Write with the knowledge that your stories are important to tell.

Why are reels so boring when I have to wait 10 mins for an appointment but I'll waste an hour on them when I should be writing?