Ariel Ashira

@rochellaine

That’s good to hear!

I’ve been pretty good. Busy, definitely!

Aw, thank you! Yes, I had a lot of fun releasing all my pent up frustrations with the modern fiction writers 😛

@jbb

Wow, that’s quite amazing! I very briefly considered becoming a forensic pathologist, but to be honest the 12+ years of study put me off, so I’ve decided to become an occupational therapist instead, which is definitely a career swing.

I got interested in it through dogs. I’m a dog trainer and I read a book on training cadaver dogs and using…[Read more]

@kathleenramm I was actually just researching this topic for the KP article I’m writing and was just about to make a topic doing an unofficial survey on this very topic!

Personally, I love listening to music while writing. I’ve just been editing articles and I’m listening through the Prisoner of Azkaban soundtrack as we speak. John Williams, you…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Hey there!

Studies are going well. 🙂

How have you been?  Your KP article was nice.  Did you have fun with that?

@valtmy @rochellaine

Sorry I missed you guys yesterday! How are your studies going, Rochellaine?

Are you still working on Queen of Drama, Valtmy?

@libby

The French Revolution and World War One are really interesting periods to read about. As for me, I’m fascinated by Roman Britain, WW1, and the Golden Age of Piracy/Exploration (which reminds me @gracie-j your books sound awesome! My current WIP is based on the lives of William Dampier and Jeanne Baret, have you heard of them?)

And my…[Read more]

@jbb

Nice idea! I also know a lot about forensic science, though specifically I know about forensic pathology and cadaver dogs and the role they play in (usually) murder cases. How did you get interested in it?

However, my true areas of knowledge are dogs and animal training/behaviour (I have nationally recognised Australian qualifications in…[Read more]

@jjb This is an awesome idea! 😀

I guess I could say I’m knowledgeable about horses/the equestrian world. And also the homeschooling culture??? (not sure if that’s an actual research resource or not…)

@rochellaine

That’s great, all the best!

Well, work’s been hectic but I’ve been trying to carve out more to write since I’ve recently fallen in love with my story again. Strange how inspiration strikes only when there’s other things going on.

@valtmy

Things are fine.  A little rushed trying to prepare for the bar exam, but other than that, everything’s good. 😉

How about you?

@rochellaine

Hi I haven’t been around for a while. How are things?

@seekjustice

You still here?

@valtmy

Hey!

@seekjustice

Hello! What’s your article about?

@alia @jenwriter17 @valtmy @rochellaine @Kapeefers!

anyone around? I’m working on some editing for a KP article!

@kathleenramm

Oh, okay then 😀 That definitely makes me feel better. I used to think I was very obsessive but maybe I’m just normal 😛 😛

@kathleenramm

Definitely an outliner! Though I’m not quite as pedantic about it as others are and my outlines are usually only about 2,000 to 3,000 words long (uh…I think i just exposed myself as an outlining fanatic) and I do go off outline quite regularly. I find when I pants, as I’ve done occasionally, I lose motivation quickly and I don’t…[Read more]

@libby

Hello, Libby! My interesting name is SeekJustice, but my actual name is Chelsea. I’m a KP intern and loving it so far.

It’s lovely that you can play the piano! I’ve attempted so many times to learn an instrument but I just can’t do it. I really enjoy listening to piano music though.

I also really love historical fiction! Do you have a…[Read more]

@alia @seekjustice @rochellaine @valtmy @dekreel

I’ll be around here on and off today…

I’m going to sign off earlier than planned, but I might be back on later tonight, when some of our wonderful Australian friends can join as well

@leon-fleming,

I write poetry every now and then