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@godswithoutfaith
Hey guys it's bri!
I've nearly finished my first draft of God's Without Faith so I made a cover for it :)
Writing it has been super duper fun and challenging, but so rewarding. I'm very excited for whenever it's entirely finished and we can share it with the world
- bri
King Mynnyn of the Fethermire
Unelavia Isildur
Queen Nydiran of Rheovan
Princess Aeralind of the Fethermire
Queen Iboilian of the Dead
Queen Wiawen of Del Amora
Meet The Writer: Em
1. Give a three word summary of yourself.
Confused, socially awkward, fangirl. (It’s close ok)
2. If you could describe Gods Without Faith in one sentence, how would you do so?
An Eton mess of weird.
3. Which character’s point of view do you write from?
Queen Nydiran of Rheovan.
4. Who is your favourite character and why?
Nydiran, probably. It’s fun to write a character who’s so similar yet so different.
5. What has been the best part of the writing experience thus far?
I love the creative atmosphere and getting to spill ideas everywhere!
Meet The Writer: Mia
1. Give a three word summary of yourself.
Cunning, ambitious, determined.
2. If you could describe Gods Without Faith in one sentence, how would you do so?
The reason four people need to get better hobbies.
3. Which character’s point of view do you write from?
Princess Aeralind of the Fethermire, everyone’s favourite moron.
4. Who is your favourite character and why?
Aeralind. Obviously because I write her, but also because of how she makes a person question at what point someone becomes responsible for their actions, and if a person’s upbringing or the people they surround themselves with truly affects their morals. She’s a nature vs nurture case study.
5. What has been the best part of the writing experience thus far?
Creating questionable characters and not having them instantly arrested because, ya know, they’re fictional.
Meet The Writer: Kris
1. Give a three word summary of yourself.
Confident, strong-willed, considerate.
2. If you could describe Gods Without Faith in one sentence, how would you do so?
The weird product of four weird people’s weird ideas.
3. Which character’s point of view do you write from?
I write from the point of view of Princess Wiawen of Del Amora.
4. Who is your favourite character and why?
Umm...Wiawen, obviously. I write her PoV; how could she not be the best?
5. What has been the best part of the writing experience thus far?
Well, I haven't properly started yet but I have some initial ideas which I am beginning to refine and so far it’s just been really fun to hang out with and discuss ideas with the other creators - all of whom I love dearly. Right now, I’m just excited to see how the story comes together.
Meet The Writer: Bri
1. Give a three word summary of yourself.
Ambiverted, passionate, funny.
2. If you could describe Gods Without Faith in one sentence, how would you do so?
A fantasy thrill ride full of compelling characters with the aim to make the reader question morality and what it means to be a good person.
3. Which character’s point of view do you write from?
I write from Queen Iboilian’s pov. She’s Queen of the Dead and one of the oldest characters in GWF; around her early twenties.
4. Who is your favourite character and why?
I’m going to have to go for Iboilian because I find her one of the most interesting. She’s cool, collected, intimidating too, and knows how to command a room. In hardship she always does what will turn out for the best of her people. Despite her seemingly holier-than-thou exterior, deep down she is one of the sweetest and most humorous personalities. I also love her dynamic with Princess Aeralind.
5. What has been the best part of the writing experience thus far?
Talking with my co-writers about all of the characters and plotting where we want to take GWF. Additionally, all of the inside jokes we have now due to it.