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Greetings! Your book sounds really good! I’m The Ducktator! I write mostly fantasy with a few other WIPs, and I also enjoy reading, dancing, history, birding, and politics. I’m also obsessed with ducks!
What is your favorite kind of pancake?
What are your comfort books?
If you could ride any animal, what would it be?
If you could have an elemental power, what would it be?
What is your dream car?
Welcome to KP!
Don't throw sodium chloride at people. That's a salt.
Thank you! My favorite kind of pancake is chocolate chip pancake, but with no syrup. I only use syrup on pancakes that don’t have chocolate in them.
My comfort book is probably Harry Potter, even near the end when all the characters are dropping like flies. I’m weird like that sometimes. I enjoy it because it’s easy to read and humorous at times when I need a quick laugh.
I’d probably want to ride a dragon. And yes, I’d be terrified, but I wouldn’t regret it.
I would love to have powers of the earth, like Earthbending from Avatar: The Last Airbender. I think it would be the most useful to me currently.
My dream car is a sleek, black limo with my own personal driver that will drive me to and from company events. Everyone will be required to wear sunglasses inside of it.
Now, a question for you: what’s your favorite writing project you have (doesn’t have to be finished or even worked on) and what is it about?
There once was a snail who was depressed and would do anything for his girlfriend. Didn't end well.
Chocolate chip is classic. Most of my family would agree with you about the syrup, but I love syrup and chocolate. XD
My dream car is a sleek, black limo with my own personal driver that will drive me to and from company events. Everyone will be required to wear sunglasses inside of it.
That sounds amazing.
My favorite writing project ever is an old one set in the olden days of my duck world, during the kingdom’s dark age. The kingdom had been grand and glorious, but then the humans came, and conquered the ducks. They lived in constant fear of being eaten. Basically, my main character, Natalie Mallard, found out she was the rightful queen, and decided to overthrow the humans and resume her place with the help of an underground village of rebels. My favorite thing about it is the worldbuilding. I’m giving my more current WIPs a more concrete worldbuilding, but that one was just anything goes. It grew out of games played with my siblings, and included a glitter powered jet pack, The Sparkle Sword, a spy named Pig Sty who owned a ship powered by an Iodine Modulator that had to be charged or else the ship went crazy and started doing cartwheels and stuff before exploding, a singing pineapple stored in the Stupid Tree, (one of the main villains, named after a kid at my co-op who made fun of Natalie Mallard, tried to get it but fell out of the stupid tree and hit all the branches on the way down. Said villain later tried to start a rebellion after the ducks had taken their kingdom back, but was captured and forced to dye his hair with glitter and forever wash the palace dishes,) and a whole host of randomness. Queen Natalie also enjoyed parties, so every victory and minor celebration had a ball. I haven’t actually worked on this in several years, but someday I want to dust it off and turn it into a children’s novel. I love my modern duck era too, which I’ve never written about, and it has a completely different but equally odd vibe. I enjoy ridiculous, which shows in most of my WIPs, but none so much as this one.
Don't throw sodium chloride at people. That's a salt.
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