Ariel Ashira

Compilations of some of my favorite screenshots of @aratrea and @the-real-kapeefer

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The Gif Hiders

Part Two: The Bird and her Cake

The Kingdom of Pen did grow weirder and weirder for Jenna, but only gradually. After a few days, ever since she had come, she had met some centaurs, a mermaid, another dragon, a tiger, and even a droid. But the weirdness didn’t exactly just rocket into the air until about three weeks after she had f…[Read more]

@skredder  Aww! I just said a little prayer for her! God bless her! 🙁

@hannah-c Sounds interesting!

collection of stories told in a comical, quirky, and semi sarcastic writing voice?

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Cool idea!

@ariella-newheart Ooh! You’re good at poetry! I really like the Elvish Ballad, since I’m writing a short story in which the main character is an elf. But yeah, you’re really good at poetry!

Old Elfish Ballad: The Song of the High Elves

😀😀😀😀😀😀!

@notawriter Sorry! I meant to type “mid-back,” not “mid-black….” Sorry! Thanks though, I’m really excited to see how Ualair turns out!

@hannah-c  I would definitely read a book like that!

@dekreel OH! *smacks face against table* I always do that. My bad. I read it like 3 times and I was so confused! Thanks for pointing that out.

@ariella-newheart  KP videos… Well I really like the How to Write the Worst ….. Ever series, so definitely watch those. They don’t have to be in order (for the record, my two favorites are Allegory and Dystopian. The former is when the word “Kapeefer” got started)

Sooo… Long story short, it doesn’t matter where you start just WATCH THEM ALL!

@hannah-c So, I guess fantasy-exclusive readers wouldn’t read it, but those who read realistic fiction or biographies probably would.

@notawriter  Actually he said “mid back,” not mid black X)

Hello, anyone around?  I’m outlining/writing! (In the daytime, for once. 😀 )

@hannah-c I would read an autobiography written by someone I’ve never heard of for the same reason I would read a book about a character I’d never heard of. 😀  It would just give it an extra flair for me to realize that the character was real…or semi-real.

Answer: Yes; as long as it was interesting. 🙂  And comical and sarcastic is usually interesting.

@ashlyvye Trailblazers by Dave and Neta Jackson. 😉 Its not really spectacular.. I think since its a collection of short stories you don’t get very attached to any of the characters (Well there were these two characters from two different stories I liked.. but both of them died.) but it’s cool if you’re looking to read about missionaries. 😉

@warrenluther04 I can try! 🙂 but i’m a little confused by ‘mid-black blond hair’ Does it fade from black to blond? Or is it like a really dark blond?..

@epicaddie2 Wow!  Haha!  😀 The last line is my favorite, too.

@dragon-snapper 😀 😀 😀 Wow.

That is super epic XD.

That’s my official Raspberry Song now.

*walks outside looking for raspberries*

*There’s no raspberries*

*:(*

@introvert_girl 😀 *wheeeeeee* Stan is super, super thrilled

Okay, so, can Stan fly) Nope. Sadly, because his wings are small and stubby. He can jump very well though.

How big is he) He’s actually gotten smaller over time (sorry, Stan, I know that’s not what you want to hear.) I picture him about the size of a large armchair.

What color is he)…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper If the problem is just that your story seems too dismal, make sure there’s always an element of hope mixed in with the chaos and strive to focus on your characters’ yearnings/ambitions that drive them forward. If you’ve got that all down, I bout your story could be too dismal. Problems tend to intensify stories. It’s only stories…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper 😀