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@DavidBridger glad the move went smoothly.

@jbenjamint the fact I could see red and green colours with the naked eye in west Cornwall says a lot about how strong it was.

@astronomerritt oh they are. I do tend to peruse them for inspiration when I'm making up fantasy names.

@astronomerritt I don't, and sadly my FIL passed away two years ago not long after his sister so there isn't anyone left to ask.

I do like many of the Cornish names, like Kerenza, Elowen, Morwenna, Blejan.

@astronomerritt Sadly, I can't pull off the catsuit look like Diana Rigg could.

@astronomerritt I found my father-in-law had an aunt called Aviellria. I loved it so much that I gave it to my main character in my fantasy WIP.

Endeavour always makes me think of Inspector Morse. But I do like Verity as a name.

My sister was going to name her son Eben. But she abandoned it because everyone kept saying, 'What, you mean Ebenezer?' Some people associated it with Scrooge, but I could only think "E's are good E's are good. He's Ebenezer Good!'

@astronomerritt I'm still happy to discover The Avengers was being repeated when I was born so I am named after Emma Peel.

@astronomerritt depends on the draft and the scene content. I often focus on the dialogue and fill in the scene after.

#WritersCoffeeClub Motivation

This question has come at a good time because a lovely writer friend of mine is struggling to get back into writing after a long absence and mental health problems are heightening the issue.

I’ve given them suggestions to rekindle their writing practice. But if you have any suggestions, please share them.