Anatra

@writerlexi1216 @power @lydia-s

@maryg3 thanks!!!

@keilah-h yeah, I really like the dragon people part of it, that didn’t bother me; dragons who were turned into humans and could only marry a normal human, and if they did, their children would be half dragon, that was a cool idea. but the Biblical stuff was so suffocatingly present in everything I couldn’t just pick my way through it, like after…[Read more]

@keilah-h cool!! Good job, i like the backstory!

great drawing, he definitely looks villainy and the story ending… may be my personal favorite lol

@kathleenramm

the series Raising Dragons by Bryan Davis

It’s biblical fantasy/sci fi/speculative fiction. It’s strange and twists many things, making Merlin a prophet of God, to name one, then Christians who have passed on from our world turning into little blue orbs ghost things and being guides for living people who are going through spiritual…[Read more]

@keilah-h so sorry I haven’t looked on here recently. Good job with those! They all look amazing! I am impressed, I especially like the last one.

@anatra23 aw thanks! Yeah, it’s actually a nickname from my bestie, and I’m glad you like her 😉

I am hoping to do lots of variety, but I’m still figuring out what I wanna do first and how the website works hahaha

@jodi-maile thank you!! 😀

@devastate-lasting @will_starke

@kayleigh-idea i just made mine today!

http://www.elfwingsadventures.com

i literally just started so there’s not much on it.

@lydia-s oh my goodness, I’m so sorry I took this long to get back to you!  My villain and protagonist are both retired/defected super soldiers in the city of Spire, a Cold War inspired fantasy setting.  Sasha, the villain, was made/engineered in a sort of arms race after his nations’ rival created their own super soldier.  He was a part of a da…[Read more]

“These ain’t no bugs we dealin’ with,” I said in my toughest gangster voice.

“If you think you sound tough, Milo, you’re wrong. You sound like a… a Southern-farmer-cowboy-dude,” Mirabelle peered up at me.

“What if we… make a trap?”

“Out of what?”

“Double sided tape? It works for the the bugs!”

Mirabelle hesitated, then solemnly turned to me, eyes wide; “Did something grow in the dishes because we left them too long? we did leave them for three days…”

I shrugged, “Maybe, I mean, mom always said that stuff grows when you leave it dirty too long…” Of course I knew that wasn’t true, but what else was I supposed to say? She’s ten.

“Well…

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My eyes first fell upon the sink, and then darted to the water on the cracked linoleum. I looked back up, throwing wary glances across the room.

There was nothing visible to me, but I did notice that the window, which was previously closed, was now open.

“Oh, come on, Milo, don’t give me that look; you look like a dissatisfied walrus when you do that,” Mirabelle laughed.

“Dissatisfied walrus or not, you cheated,” I raised an eyebrow at her.

And then there was a rattling from the kitchen.

 The jenga tower collapsed and blocks tumbled across the coffee table and blasted me in the face (which had a very demoralized expression on it).

“What, I won? I WON!” My sister jumped up and pumped her fists in the air, acting like she wasn’t the one who had cheated.

@kathleenramm Indeed. Hmm, I think it really rather became that later on. I didn’t realize how much writing meant to me until I did it more and more. It used to just be a fun hobby and now.. it’s part of who I am, really.

@kathleenramm Aw, I’d be really happy if you did! And I’m glad you like the prompts!