Allison

@loopylin

That’s… four snowballs…

Give me a moment, y’all

😈

…

NOOO *Whams you with a giant ball of snow* *Now you’re rolling down the hill*

@you +6 snowballs 💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪

@liberty

Oh. *contented sigh* I love the clincher here!

😆 Thank you!

*Still following <3*

@ellette-giselle @rae @raxforge @loopylin @grcr @hybridlore @jonas

Marcel — Elderstrand (wsome of Group 1)

Felicity said something to him, but her voice sounded like a faint buzz underwater. No matter, she was clearly leaving, and a bunch of the group followed close behind.

Marcel watched the white braids fly off, brow furrowed in worry. He…[Read more]

Sorry, @the_lost-journal messed up your tag in my post 👆

@the_lost_journal

You guys didn’t even know I was taking a break from KP!

I kind of knew, I saw you hadn’t been very active recently, but I wasn’t sure if it was an ‘official’ break, or if you were just busy. Anyway, glad you’re back 🙂

I love this idea! I think I’ll join, depending on how fast this moves. December is pretty busy for me so i…[Read more]

@theducktator

I agree with what hybrid and highscribe said. Definitely consider the length and genre of your book first. If your novel is only going to be 60-70k, I would definitely hesitate adding more POV characters cuz then they each only get 10-15k each and that’s really not a lot in the big scheme of things.

Also consider if each c…[Read more]

@esther-c @highscribeofaetherium

🤍🤍🤍❤️‍🩹🤍

@grcr

Oh no, my prayers will definitely be with you and your family. 🙏🏻 Sending virtual hugs your way! 🫂💕

“fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”
‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭41‬:‭10‬ ‭

“I sought the Lord, and he answered me and delivered me from…[Read more]

@Esther-c

*Gets hit in the face by a particularly cold snowball* *Sputters*

Gee thanks Esther 🙄😂😂

“Ty?” I shouted as I walked down the sandy boardwalk by the beach. No answer.

Continuing down the familiar path, I savor the taste of the salt in the air and the lovely sea breeze gently caressing my face, my wavy hair tossing in the win…[Read more]

@rae @raxforge @jonas @loopylin @hybridlore @ellette-giselle @grcr

Marcel — Elderstrand (w/Group 1)

Pain rung in Marcel’s skull; he felt as if something had woken him up, but he couldn’t hear anything. His ears were definitely bleeding, since his rose-colored hair had begun to clump with a darker color.

Everything was numb. Dark, wet, and…[Read more]

@grcr

Praying for you and your family <3

Please pray for my family. Satan is trying to tear our family and my parents’ relationship apart. 😭🥺

@raxforge

No problem, I usually have to look up abbreviations or just hope I figure it out eventually lol.

@raxforge

WIP = Work In Progress

MC = Main Character

@theducktator

I agree with Hybrid and second everything she said. It really depends on what kind of book this is and what age group it’s targeted towards. 11 is probably a lot if it’s something like middle grade fiction. If this is something massive, like, say, the Stormlight Archives, then 11 is more reasonable (though even SA doesn’t have that…[Read more]

the 20s really marked the beginning of people turning away from traditional values, something the USA tried to go back to in the 50s before all fell apart in the 60s…and we’ve just gone downhill from there🤷🏻‍♀️

Better in some ways, a whole lot worse in others.

@whalekeeper

Hiiii 👋🏻 So, I will first say that a lot of my research has been sporadic or else focused on a single specific topic, so I honestly don’t remember a lot of sources I used for a lot of research by this point XD

And most of my research is focused on WW2😅

But each of the decades were really marked by specific things:

The 1910s was…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle I love that idea too!! 🥰

@theducktator

It really depends. Does each MC have their own POV? How long is the series, and what genre is it? Typically a long, multi-book series will have plenty of characters, while a standalone may only have room for a few. (However, Gordon Korman is a big exception to this rule. He writes mostly standalone contemporary MG fiction, but he…[Read more]