Bella B.

@ashlyvye  Cool topic! I have like 4 different WIP/ideas that I plan on writing, here are their genres:

My one WIP is kind-of Realistic Science Fantasy like you described, but set in the future!

My second WIP is historical fiction and romance.

I also have a fantasy world that I’m working on.

I love to write nonfiction!

@ashlyvye I like basically anything, but I usually write in either sci-fi or fantasy (or some sub genre of speculative fiction.)

If I write fantasy, magic may exist, but it’s not usually the focal point of the story and it doesn’t usually feel too much like magic. Like, in Narnia, magic appears often, but somehow it doesn’t feel like magic; it fe…[Read more]

@ashlyvye  Good topic idea!

Let’s see… I don’t know what genre I write in… I have a novella that’s science-fiction/fantasy, but other than that I have a huge mix of other things 😛

@ashlyvye  AAH, sorry I didn’t reply until now!!

KeePer was the original name for us Kingdom Pen fans. Like Catwing said, It stands for KeePer of the Realm of the Pen.

But then in one of Josiah and Daniel’s videos, Daniel, being the crazy person he is, made up the term “Kapeefer” to stand for Kingdom Pen Fan.

Now it’s among my favorite words…[Read more]

@ashlyvye  @catwing  These are all so amazing!!!! *stalks this topic*

@ashlyvye KaPeeFer stands for Kingdom Pen Fan. And KeePer of the Realm of the Pen.
It was in one of the videos. And the comments of the video.

@ariel-ashira Pleased to meet you. 😺

Okay, so it deleted my post. I’m going to try this again. If there’s a double post then you know why.

@ashlyvye Thank you for the tag. I hope this is good. 🙂

Part #7 for story #2

Freda’s head ached and throbbed behind her eyes as she desperately tried to fall asleep. She was exhausted. Five times, five times she went into the dream world t…[Read more]

@ashlyvye  That was awesome! 🙂

@rochellaine  Thanks!

How about @ashlyvye

@dekreel Whoa! That was beautiful!

Here’s yours:

“When the sun strikes the crates, it really does feel like the floor is lava.”

And I’m tagging @ashlyvye Here’s your picture.

The GIF-hiders: An Easter Story

Part Three: The Flight to the Castle

That afternoon, Jenna opened the door of her house to a whooshing noise just outside, and she gasped at the sight of a sleek, dark red dragon, peering at her silently with yellow eyes.

Jenna’s mouth couldn’t help but fall open, even after hours of mental preparation. But now…[Read more]

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Thank you all! I’m sorry I didn’t reply to you guys earlier 🙂

@perfectfifths  Oh! 0.0  What kind of musical term? What’s it mean?

@joy wow the Netherlands! I can imagine not knowing the language would be pretty tough. What is the job you are doing?

That’s great! I think family and friendship are very worthwhile topics to write about. Too often they get portrayed in a negative light, especially family. What is your book called, if I may ask.

@ashlyvye wow, you’re like…[Read more]

@rochellaine @sam-kowal @valtmy @supermonkey42 @ashlyvye

Thanks for the input! Great advice!!! I’ve been struggling over the cover of my book for a long time, but I think I have it figured out now 🙂

@ashlyvye Thanks for the tips! 🙂

Oops @ashlyvye

@ashlyvye No I’ve never read it. Ill add it to my ever growing (especially since I joined kp!) reading list. 😀 It sounds really good. Thanks for the recommendation!

@ashlyvye I kinda know what you mean. I started reading from a young age, but there’s been times when I’ve not read much or not much good. Yeah, Robinson Crusoe basically invented the ‘survival’ genre of storytelling. I liked that one 🙂

Thanks! XD Hah. You mean like the Simon Cowell who had Grace Vanderwaal on the show he does? XD My last name…[Read more]

@ashlyvye Besides Brandon Sanderson, other fantasy and classics, mostly- Harry Potter, The Inheritance Cycle, Ashtown Burials by ND Wilson, Lord of the Rings, Narnia, The Prydain Chronicles, etc
I’ve also read a lot of older books for school, Like A Tale of Two Cities, Beowulf, Jane Eyre, etc.

😀 Other than of course Sanderson, what about…[Read more]