Annika C.

@mkfairygirl

Aw, thanks!  Awesome, I would’ve guessed that one for ya 😉

I think your post got eaten @joelle-stone but no worries, and thanks!   I wrote for about an hour and this was my last line:

Pain, regret, despair… She washed it all away.

@writerlexi1216, @faith-q, @nanisnook, @mkfairygirl, @issawriter7, @joy-caroline, @joelle-stone

Writing for awhile if anyone wants to join <33

@jenwriter17

Lol, yay!!!

@jenwriter17 Gotcha ;). Glad I just got a gift card! I’ll order it tomorrow.

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

Of course not!  I was just confused about how beanie babies related to  cheetoes

@mkfairygirl Ah, I’m in a Zoom right now but I may or may not join you afterwards if I’m not passed out!

@jenwriter17

I’m not finished with the book yet, but I did make a meme because I just couldn’t help it! XD

@joy-caroline Now I just wanna know who this Crynn guy is…guess I should go order the book!

@jenwriter17 (Paperback or Kindle? I want the author’s opinion)

@joy-caroline

Your taste in memes is immaculate.

I still have yet to read Ignite, but I was still laughing!

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

Dude, what? XD

@kathleenramm

Awesome topic!!!

First off, I have two villains.  The POV one takes a long time to get villain-y, but the leader one was born evil.

So for the POV one, I’d do #5.  It’d catch her off guard and she’s more vulnerable to truth when she’s stunned.

But for the leader one, #1:  I’d call the authorities ASAP.  No telling what he mig…[Read more]

@kathleenramm *spends too much time deciding which villain and also which one would be most fun*

For this guy I would give him money and then call the authorities. Not that he’s poor but maybe his world uses different currencies. I’m not sure.

I call the authorities to more quickly help him ease his burden of guilt; besides, he’s probably really…[Read more]

@elfwing

Woah, I felt like I just read the unfolding of a dramatic event in a roller-coaster story with complex characters and backgrounds, in a single short paragraph.

Maybe you should write a spin-off book off of that where the villain travels into a dimension where he is a villain of a popular book series and runs into the author who pretends…[Read more]

@daisy-torres

Oh no! Your villain doesn’t sound like the type to spend the entire series chasing the hero only miss AGAIN just by the tiniest margin because his henchmen forgot the keys haha. XD

Pretending to be his daughter would be smart, but incredibly cruel. Well, I mean, if it’s a life and death situation…

I made another quiz… haha.

https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/60e759b325349700179a24e9

Actually, it’s really helpful for worldbuilding, in case anyone has trouble with that.  It’s really fun and creative, too!

@joy-caroline

These memes are amazing!!!!