Keleigha Liess

@catwing nope, it’s pretty easy to use! If you’re switching from blogger to wordpress there are a couple technical things you want to be careful with, but I know of some good tutorials.

I have to go right now, but if you think you’re going to do it and have any questions, feel free to public message me 😀

@dekreel bye!

@pickupyourpenandwrite Hello, welcome. Glad you are here 🙂 I saw that you like the show Heartland. I love that show. Glad I’m not the only one who watches it 🙂

@dekreel Cooool! *flails* I can’t wait! 😀

@catwing I moved from Blogger to WordPress about six months ago. I think it was the best blogging decision I ever made! 🙂

@dekreel I’m sneaky like that 😉
*gasps* Wait…you’re posting the first part of KPA this weekend?!?! 😀 😀 😀

@catwing Hey-o! *waves*

@dekreel I’m still outlining 🙂

@seekjustice alright! Nice writing with you 😀

@seekjustice Hi! Ah, yes, first sentences are…hard. Fun, but hard 😛

@winter-rose @jenwriter17 @dragon-snapper @dekreel @jane-maree @anyone I’m going to be doing some outlining for a little bit, if you’d like to join 😀

@aedesia Welcome Aedesia! It’s great to have you here! 😀 What’s your story about? What are some of your favorite books?

@dekreel what Jane said 😛 Last I checked, it’s $40 for Windows. I had a discount from NaNoWriMo, so it was only half that. It’s worth every penny, especially if you like to organize things 😀

@clairec thank you! 😀

@ingridrd Thanks!
@daughteroftheking Excellent. *evil chuckle* If you want to see more collages, or learn more about the story, I’ll be posting a lot about it starting on the first Friday of March and throughout the Fridays of March on my blog. (And that sounded a lot like advertising. Lol) 😛

@jenwriter17 The funny part is that it fits his…[Read more]

@dekreel Go for the blog idea, but promise me you’ll still post advice here? *grins* Thanks for sharing! Feel free to tag any others that you think would have good advice to share.

Well hello there! It’s nice to meet you @christianna-hellwig

Admittedly, I haven’t much advice to give, because I haven’t “done much”, as you put it in your post. I’m eighteen, but I’m still learning how to do things like finish a draft, create characters, create (and write) a solid theme. I like learning. Makes places like KP all the more…[Read more]

But if you just want to write for fun, you can basically do whatever you want :). And whether you intend to build an audience or not, the best tone to use is yours. Don’t try to be anyone else, like DG said.

I can’t even begin to tell you how important this is @catwing! Don’t forget it. 😉

Hey all! Yesterday’s chosen one was @pickupyourpenandwrite! Congrats!

A new week means all new opportunities to get your name into the newsletter! Want to share writing advice with your fellow KeePers? Simply respond to this thread and you’re entered in our little contest!

Starting this week, include your blog in your post, and the weekly…[Read more]

I can’t stop thinking about this book I read a few weeks ago.

<i>Scythe, </i>by Neal Shusterman. I’m not gonna give any spoilers plot-wise, but suffice it to say that this book has amazing worldbuilding, the character development is really well done, and the overall concept of the book isn’t at all what I expected it to be–it’s better.

This…[Read more]

Yep, Slytherin and proud. 😉

Okay, so it sounds like you’ve got all your plot events in order, but what I haven’t heard you mention are the characters. What motivates the characters to go through with this? What are they trying to learn? Have you thought about that at all?

@rochellaine, right, that makes sense! 😀 I thought it was a little…um…unusual.

Also, totally agree with your description of how a man or woman is ready for marriage. This would be our family’s thoughts too.

And yes, yes, yes! You are 100% right! A woman’s highest calling is being a wife and mother! I’m tired of people talking about women’s…[Read more]