Annabelle

@nova21

Yeah, not having the time to write during the school season makes perfect sense. I’m homeschooled, so I don’t have that problem as much, but I can still understand what you’re saying.

Those stories both sound great! How far are you along in them?

Besides writing for my blog and for Kingdom Pen (which I just started doing), I have been…[Read more]

@nova21

Yes, I really need some new writing friends! None of my in-person friends really like to write, so the internet is the next best thing. Thanks for looking at my blog!

So… it sounds like you haven’t really been writing a lot lately, but when you do write, what do you like to write about?

@godlyfantasy12

Okay, I copied and pasted the link in my browser and it worked. You have a nice website! Good job! I hope to read more posts by you.

Welcome back, @godlyfantasy12!

I’d be glad to read your New Year’s post on your website, but I’m new here, so I don’t have the link. Could you send it? I also wrote a New Year’s post on my blog:

14 New Year’s Resolution Ideas for Writers

Thanks, @abigail-m! I honestly didn’t put a lot of time into the covers, so hopefully, they’ll be better when I actually sit down and work on them.

Actually, I just destroyed my whole book a few days ago! Or rather, I started rewriting pretty much the whole thing. I had this very bright idea for the plot, but to implement it I have to work a lot…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

The Wilderking Trilogy was pretty good, but I found it a little bit predictable, mostly because I already knew the story of David which it was based on. The second book, The Secret of the Swamp King, was the best since it had an exciting twist at the end which I won’t spoil for you. Overall, it’s a pretty good series.

Yeah, I…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

How Many Books Have you Read this Year? List every one you read!

1. Left Behind by Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins (the whole series, which is 13 books)
2. The Great Awakenings by Bill Bright & Jack Cavenaugh (four-book series)
3. The Winter War by Gina Detweiler & Priscilla Shirer (the fifth book in the Prince Warriors ser…[Read more]

@koshka

No, I don’t use a blender most of the time, although I probably should. I’m not really an expert artist. I just draw for fun sometimes.

@koshka

Yeah, that’s very true. The way to get people to read it without turning them off is just conveniently “forgetting” about the ancient stones and tell them about the rest.

I guess we all have different visualizations of Artham! I actually like the grey wings better than white, I guess I just didn’t read it close enough.

@trahia-the-minstrel

I’m glad you like them! I definitely have some more work to do, but it’s a start.

@trahia-the-minstrel

Wow, both of those are so good! I love the style! I already want to read your book just by looking at the cover. I like the expressions on the faces of the characters. It makes it look way more interesting. The titles are great too. That’s all the feedback I have. I think just add some color to those pictures, and they’re…[Read more]

Wow, that’s cool, @keilah-h! I like the vibrant colors. The illustration in the book is only black and white, so it’s nice to see it in color. I actually always thought his feathers were white or something, I didn’t realize they were grey like that.

@trahia-the-minstrel

No, those are great Christmas movies! My siblings still watch Veggitales Christmas movies.

Hi, @koshka!

Ugh, I know how that is having so many story ideas and not being able to complete any of them. I’ve had that problem for many years, and just recently I decided to sit down and FINISH a book. I just had to keep myself determined.

Yeah, my poems are pretty direct, and I think they’re more of rhymes than poems because they don’t use…[Read more]

@anatra23
I actually don’t use online courses. Basically, I just pick out a song I want to learn and print out sheet music for it (or learn it by ear, depending on if I want a specific arrangement or not.) I do have a few books that I use too.

@elishavet-pidyon

Yeah, I’ll do some more research on it when I have the time. Thanks for the encouragement. 🙂

@devastate-lasting

Good point, pen and paper is way more transportable.

Yes, I am the oldest of my siblings. My youngest brother is the only one that shares a lot of the same interests as me. The middle two siblings hate writing. My sister likes to read a little bit, but overall I connect best with my little brother. I forgot to ask: do you have…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting
Well, I still handwrite my stories too at first, then for every chapter I finish by hand I type it onto the computer. I know that’s a lot of extra work, but I just like the feel of the pen in my hand.

I have three siblings; one sister and two brothers. Yes, my brother and I are a great team. 🙂

Hi, @trahia-the-minstrel!

I’m so glad you liked my blog. It took me a long time to put that post together, and I have to update it every so often because I read so many books. Yes, Viking Quest is so good! I had to read it because I had like a bazillion friends who recommended it.

Wow, that’s great that you’ve been homeschooled your whole life.…[Read more]