by kingdompen | Jul 31, 2015 | Articles, Characters
By Mark Kamibaya Note: I refer to characters and readers as masculine. However, these principles can also be applied to female characters and readers. Creating a character is often the hardest part in writing. It should be. God created every human being with an...
by kingdompen | Jul 30, 2015 | News
We are very delighted to be presenting with you our third KP spotlight! In this latest installment we are featuring Mary P. Johnston. Enjoy! Kingdom Pen: Tell us a little bit about yourself. What are three interesting facts? Mary P. Johnston: Hello! Three interesting...
by Hope Ann | Jul 29, 2015 | Articles, Plot, World Building
Swords flash. Shields clash. Spears glint. Horses thunder across the plains. Grim lines of soldiers advance and retreat. Flags flutter and trumpets blast amid the glittering glory of battle.This is what may come to mind when the word ‘war’ appears in a...
by kingdompen | Jul 28, 2015 | Short Stories
By Rosey Mucklestone Hey Robby, Mind being the Santa for a day? I have family in town a day and can’t make it to work. The costume is in my locker Thanks buddy. You’re the best, Harry Rob stared aghast at the note left for him. Emma looked up from her...
by kingdompen | Jul 27, 2015 | News
Here today we present to you, fine ladies and gentlemen, our fifth installment of KP Critiques! We thank all of you for the flood of critiques we have received! It’s lovely to witness the rise of courageous writers who are willing to submit their work to be...
