BuildsByGideon

@daisy-torres

Yup, I’m actually having a hard time to get myself to write anything, so I’ll probably be here a while. 😉

@nanisnook

Yup!! I’ll join at :30!!!

@relia

Like Jenna said, I would recommend editing the first book before moving on to the sequel. I myself am writing a trilogy, and while I’ve outlined (loosely) all three books, I’m going to completely edit them one at a time before moving onward. That way, if you get new ideas or want to tweak the storyline a bit, you have the freedom to…[Read more]

@nanisnook

First of all, I think that’s so brave of you to be posting your first three chapters!! 🙂 I know it can be scary to let other people see your work, and it’s totally normal to feel nervous about this (I know I did), but I would LOVE to read through your chapters!! I can already tell you’re such a talented writer. 😉 And I love fantasy…[Read more]

@lewilliams I with ya, girl!! I want to read a WHOLE LOT more now that I’m off of school!!!!😜 Also, high-fives for getting a job at the library!!!!!! That’s so cool!!!!! 😀

So for book recommendations:

1.  The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen (this is the first book in The Ascendance Series)
2. Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli (this book is…

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@lewilliams

I got one book. Only one. But it is the best book you’re ever gonna read.

What We Found In The Sofa and How It Saved The World by Henry Clark.

I’m not gonna bother explaining it. I’ll sound insane if I do.

Just read it.

Make me happy.

And that is all I have to say.

@lewilliams

I just now realized you mentioned you already liked some of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis’ works (and owned TWS), so sorry about that. XD. Also, I just remembered: if you ever want to try out a nonfiction book, you could look into The Writer’s Journey. It helps you structure your story, figure out character roles, and also touches on the T…[Read more]

@lewilliams

*grins cheekily* *rubs hands together* Oh goodness, thank you for beginning such a lovely (and helpful) topic! You’re not the only one racking the shelves for good books. XD Anyways, I’d love to help you out if I could with finding some book recommendations, my dear writing friend. 😉 Though, I think we have similar taste, so most of…[Read more]

@nanisnook Woo-hoo!!!! You did great!!!!! 😀

I’m . . . uh *cough* . . . getting a little writer’s block. So, I’m going to take a break now. My sorta last line is:

“Get to work!” I shouted.

Thank you so much for writing with me!!!!!!!! 😀

@nanisnook Yes, absolutely!!!! 😀

@lydia-s I just now saw this! (I wish I had seen it sooner ’cause I’ve been writing for an hour and a half. *face palm*) Anyway, if you’re still writing, I’ll join you!!! 🙂

@lydia-s

THANK YOU!!!! Of course!!! It was fun!! <33

@lydia-s @nanisnook @daisy-torres

Well, I’m gonna have to jump out at :13. I wrote 314 in a short story for @gracie-j writing prompt contest. 🙂 Last line:

And when I persisted, he grudgingly sent me here, saying if I found some gem, he would crown me king.

@lydia-s

Awesome, then I’ll join at :50

@lewilliams Yeah, I get that. I’ve been trying to read more, too!!! Alrighty, *rubs hands together eagerly* I’m always down for giving out awesome recs. I don’t know if any of this will interest you, since I’m normally a loner in the books I enjoy. XD But I just recently read Fawkes by Nadine Brandes and Dust by Kara Swanson and they were SO…[Read more]

@lydia-s

Are you still going?

@typewriter77

Hi there! Welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! My name is Alexa, though everyone calls me Lexi, and I’m glad to be the very first to welcome you to our little community! Would you care for some coffee? Here you are. *gives coffee mug* Wow, those are some interesting genres to write in (they sound really fun)! Do you have a favorite genre…[Read more]