Audrey Caylin

@Warrioroftherealm I looooooovvvvve polictical intrigue, and everything Kate said and more. AS LONG as it’s character-driven, because if not then it turns more into uninteresting info-dumps like Snapper hates. And I don’t like ’em either.

@xonos-darkgrate same. XD

… you wouldn’t happen to know your MBTI type, would you?

Hello yourself, @kballen. 😀 Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet!
That’s a great mindset to have, and let me tell you you’ve come to the right place. 😉 KP has been my whole support, basically, ever since I started seriously writing. It’s awesome. Good choice. *thumbs up*

What do you most like to write? Do you have a favorite genre?…[Read more]

WELCOME BACK AGAIN @JOY-SCHMIDT! And if your work keeps you really busy, no one will hold it against you. We’ll just love it all the more when you are on. 😀

@xonos-darkgrate well, I’m late to the party… but… hi! 😀 Welcome to KP. No fear— your ‘ranking’ will go up the more you post. 😉 It’s basically just a gauge to keep track of how long someone’s been on the forum.

One other thing I will say about this lovely place is that we all love discussions, especially over controversial issues like……[Read more]

@Daeus sure. What’s one more kingdom? *dons crown*

HA! Yes, that’s accurate.

Have you read the second series? The Lost Hero, Son of Neptune, Mark of Athena, House of Hades, and Blood of Olympus? That’s my favorite series. I love it very muchly.

Funny story: I was so excited when I got the House of Hades that when I took it out of the box, the first thing I did was go outside and spin in…[Read more]

*chokes* Oh, dear. Not the Percy Jackson movies…my heart…ouch. Those movies represent the first time in my life in which I was disappointed by a movie adaption. I was broken. @epicaddie2

@epicaddie2 I’m fairly certain that if you had to, you could go your entire life without seeing/reading Twilight. Seriously. It isn’t worth it. But the Hunger Games books are good, and the movies keep to the book-plot pretty well. I’d recommend the Hunger Games for sure.

I read all of the Twilight books. Only the second and fourth ones were really worth reading, though, and even they made me cringe. That being said, I have no interest in seeing the movies. I’d rather spend my time writing. *grins*

Yeah! The Hunger Games were actually pretty good. I think Catching Fire was my favorite book overall, just because it…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 If you want action stories, go the Bible. 😀 We did Judges a few summers ago in my youth group, and I’m glad we did. 🙂

I was a huge fan of TMR until I saw the movies. After that…well, I was scarred. But it was good while it lasted?

Oh dear. Twilight. *snorts* Rest in peace, you woefully neglected characters, full of life and wonderful potential…

I actually didn’t think the Hunger Games books were too terrible. They were each fun and exciting reads, just…stereotypically easy plot wise.

@xonos-darkgrate Ahem. I just realized I haven’t actually said hello, yet…hi, and…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 I’m glad I saw this. Do yourself a favor and don’t watch Scorch Trials. The movie is nothing like the book. And the cursing in it was pretty awful. *gets on her knees* Save yourself the pain…

@the-real-kapeefer I’m with you on the Jefferson thing. He’s a cool dude, they just don’t portray him like it in the musical. And I think we should point out that as history and the musical go to show…Hamilton himself wasn’t a great dude either.

@koryn-koch There’s a youtube video of a live stream thing Lin-Manuel did, and he references his…[Read more]

@the-real-kapeefer He’s not made up or fake. He was a real judge in the book of Judges, that God used to save His people from oppression.

Judges 3:14-23
So the children of Israel served Eglon the king of Moab eighteen years.
But when the children of Israel cried unto the LORD, the LORD raised them up a deliverer, Ehud the son of Gera, a…[Read more]