Hannah

Cool. I’m bookmarking this stuff.

A dark lord who takes snuff.

A dragon with arthritis.
A griffon prone to colds.

Select whatever you want to to put in quotes and then push the ‘b-quote’ button along the top of your post and it will make it look like you’ve quote something (if I’m understanding your question right).

Grrr….I’m trying to do this via phone cause our Internet on our computers is down. Not easy.
So it should be “how to make quotes”

A book in which the children honor and listen to their parents. 😉

Can someone tell me how the makes quotes look like quotes. Mine just look like I’ve rewritten them.

A book where nobody dies.
Now that would be freaky.
Why? None of my characters ever die.

The villain lives in a treehouse, a hero who is ugly

Haha, those are awesome @anna-brie!

YES. ABSOLUTELY ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CORRECT @ROLENA-HATFIELD

Princess Academy sounds fascinating. And the surroundings symbol is a really good idea. And…

It’s not so easy for our brave, courageous hero to walk around with their great-grandmother’s lace croquet pillow and still look fearless.

That so totally made me laugh.

Okay, I think this topic merits reintroducing. 🙂

New thought on this. Sometimes, symbols can be used to actually tell the story.
Let me explain. I’ll use an example because I have no idea if this kind of… thing… has a technical term.

Say we have a fantasy world where each and every single person has a candle— lit and burning from the…[Read more]

A prince who is selfish (and decides to leave the princess in the tower
Love it @gretald

A prince who is selfish (and decides to leave the princess in the tower :P)
A villain who wants to be good but doesn’t know how
A hero who wants to join the villain

…I don’t know; that’s all I’ve got. 🙂

A villain who despises black and so wears lime green all the time.

xD I love that @rolena-hatfield 🙂

Ok, I know I’m late, but welcome to Kingdom Pen @anna-brie! I haven’t been here that long, but I’ve already learned a TON about writing. 🙂 It’s an awesome website! Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. 😀

*good. Not go

So true @anna-brie. So true. I don’t know how many times I’ve written something that I think is so go only to have my mum or sister tell me is so uninteresting or not needed.

Exactly.

Hey I just wanna say something really quick.

If you want to write good books, read good books. You can learn twice as much from reading one well-written novel than from reading a dozen books on how to write that kind of novel.

I would not even be writing today if my parents hadn’t seen to it that I had almost endless resources of high quality…[Read more]