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@daeus I intended to share this on Facebook but being the scatter brain that I am I forgot so I will do that as soon as I finish posting this comment. Also, I have a Wattpad account with a small but sizable following that I could share this with. That wouldn’t get many but at least a few. That’s all I can think of for now, but I certainly intend…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper You know you’re a procrastinator when you see someone mention the sign on the top of their computer that says “back to work” and think ‘I need that. Why haven’t I done that yet?’

@TheLiteraryCrusader someone has done it. someone has finally described the entirety of my pathetic writing career in one post. *applauds*

@Rachelle

*bursts in poof of sparkles*

Timing. Is. Amazing.

Funnily enough, not only am I reading (in my opinion) the best revenge plot ever write, a la Hamlet, but am also writing a paper on Hamlet/Revenge vs Justice. But I don’t really have anything to say beyond what @kate-flournoy said soooo… darn it, Kate, you’re always so thorough.…[Read more]

@graciegirl the amount of disgust I feel at myself when that happens isn’t humanly healthy.

You know you’re a writer when you have blogger friends that you talk to more than your real friends.

Well, it took me a while to find my way back here but…

@Mark-Kamibaya

This was deep. I liked your distinction between a general antihero and a true antihero. It’s something I hadn’t before thought of and now that I think about agree with. Distinction is necessary. I think that’s where my personal definition fell short, that and not clarifying…[Read more]

@daeus @kate-flournoy yes that’s going up on my wall too.

I have said this before and I will say it 1 million times more::

if your story isn’t interesting without the romantic subplot then you’re doing it wrong

the obvious exception to this being if you’re writing purely in the romance genre. I feel like, yeah, that is a trap too many authors fall into. The y want you to think”there has to be romance…[Read more]

I have said this before and I will say it 1 million time more::

if your story isn’t interesting without the romantic subplot then you’re doing it wrong

the obvious exception to this being if you’re writing purely in the romance genre. I feel like, yeah, that is a trap too man authors fall into. There has to be romance to make it interesting, but…[Read more]

@hope YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY congrats!!!

and yes. i would like some free cheesecake and ice cream.

no seriously. i’m craving it for real now

@Arella-Noreen A geeky prom and I wasn’t there!?!?! I hate the idea of prom (dresses and dancing just doesn’t appeal) but this. This is something I could get behind.

@emma-flournoy @kina-lamb Thanks! I’ll be working to convince my mom that we should go. 🙂

@emma-flournoy I’ve never heard of such a thing, but it’s not totally undoable for a Nebraskan like myself. Where could I learn details, so I can convince my lovely mother that it’s something we simply must go to?

@kina-lamb

Why, hello there, new friend. Welcome to Kingdom Pen!!!

You know you’re a writer when you not only have a Wattpad, but you have an entire book on Wattpad dedicated to ranting about all of the cliches in the romance genre.

You know you’re a writer when you get up to read a paper in front of class, and edit it as you read because you “hadn’t thought of wording it that way” when you were editing the night before.

You know you’re a writer when you wake up from an unusually strange dream and sit and think for 20 minutes to remember all of the slightest details to write…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy, well I replied but it’s not showing it so that’s weird.

@emma-flournoy That’s a good thought.

I do not think that a hero is NECESSARY to an antihero. I think an antihero can function just as well as a character without a hero. Antiheroes have the ability to be very deep, complex, meaningful characters all by themselves. That’s why I love them.

But in Christian writing, I think this is also something…[Read more]