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@that_writer_girl_99 Ooh, I like your analogy. My love for his compositions go from the outskirts of the galaxy to the…um, other outskirts of the galaxy.

@perfectfifths Good luck!
I must have missed this discussion, but what is War in the Wasteland?

@that_writer_girl_99 *cries with you*
Here are some instrumental people I like to listen to besides John Powell.
Piano Guys
John Williams (star wars)
Audiomachine
Kung Fu Panda 2
@daeus That’s great! I can’t wait till I get back up to speed again.

@that_writer_girl_99 I listen to music all the time when I’m writing. You should check out Audiomachine, or if you like Celtic, Brunuhville. John Powell’s How to Train Your Dragon tracks are good too. And if you have Spotify, look up the Kingdompen profile, and they have a lot of music. There are also a lot of epic playlists on spotify, if you…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 I listen to music all the time when I’m writing. You should check out Audiomachine, or if you like Celtic, Brunuhville. John Powell’s How to Train Your Dragon tracks are good too. And if you have Spotify, look up the Kingdompen profile, and they have a lot of music. There are also a lot of epic playlists on spotify, if you…[Read more]

@jane-maree *eats inspirational pizza* Thank you. I needed that. *copy edits with much resolve* 😛

@that_writer_girl_99 How funny! I was late because I was playing guitar and piano for my family.

@daeus Maybe we should call the next Writers’ Corner the Procrastinator’s Corner. 😛

@jane-maree @daeus Wait for meeeee!! *dashes in, wondering what she is actually going to do*

@Daeus Wow. Okay! My friends, watch out.

@theliterarycrusader Yeah…when I brainstorm, it’s almost like there is a storm over my lake, crashing waves over to the shore, water-flinging ideas into buckets. 😛

@kate-flournoy @daeus Indeed. It is cork board worthy. 😀

@that_writer_girl_99 This question is always present in the back of my head, and usually I’ll just say ‘no’ to myself because 1st, I don’t want to. 2nd: I think they are overdone. I plan (and am) writing in the young adult fiction area, and none immediately come to mind that don’t have a love interest. Particularly ones that are cliche (like @daeus…[Read more]

Seek truth, not trends.

@Daeus with or without your permission I am putting that on my wall.

@that_writer_girl_99 this is a good question, and @Aratrea has a good answer. I’d just like to add that first, it is possible to write a good romance without experience if you’re looking on it as essentially a really, really deep friendship. Obviously romance is more than that, but it will be easier to let the character’s slip into romance if…[Read more]

@Elizabeth-K this is a good question, and @Aratrea has a good answer. I’d just like to add that first, it is possible to write a good romance without experience if you’re looking on it as essentially a really, really deep friendship. Obviously romance is more than that, but it will be easier to let the character’s slip into romance if you’ve…[Read more]

@Alia well, here she is… I decided to break out the colored pencils after *cough* ten years and as a result the picture ended up looking a little scratchy… but here you are just the same. 😉

@Cloudy Welcome!! Glad to have you. And nobody’s asked you yet what MBTI type you are. So I ask you, what is your MBTI type? (I’m guessing INTP. If I may make so bold as to guess. 😛 )

@kate-flournoy *prepares pen and paper* You have my sword!

@Dragon-Snapper I may test you on that soon… 😉