Christine Eaton

@Emily-D wow… what an enormous question. 😛

Lemme take a stab at answering it coherently. First step, I would say, is figuring out the contradictions of your character.
For instance, everyone has something that they want. For the sake of conversation, let’s say I want pie. But then, everyone also has something that they need— and most of…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 6

So I’ve given a basic idea of three popular sci-fi sub-genres: the alien invasion, space opera, and robot genre. I hope I’ve given you enough information to reveal the possibilities available within these genres. But, to tell you the truth, I don’t think you should write within a genre. It can be a great starting point, but…[Read more]

I could say something, but I know other people who could write more thoroughly about it.

@daeus
@kate-flournoy
@emma-flournoy
@hope
@dragon-snapper
@sierra-r
@warrioroftherealm
@winter-rose
@brandon-miller
@rolena-hatfield

Signing off.

Sounds super awesome! @winter-rose

Nope. I like silence. Music is distracting.

I did a thing on one of the forums I started: https://kingdompen.org/forums/topic/brainstorming-zone/ so at least I got something done today… @winter-rose

What is Rook about, again?

That’s awesome, Jane! Proud of you. @jane-maree

Whew. Well, now I don’t feel as bad. @winter-rose

I actually can’t listen to music while I write. I need silence–or something close to it.

I’m watching youtube *hides*

My brain hurts from writing and trying to conquer chapter five. @winter-rose @jane-maree @daeus

Hallways—(written to force myself to be creative with the hallway/walking scenes)

(Also: I know this isn’t all grammatically correct. It isn’t supposed to be.)

Hallways, five of them, wind around in strange, dizzying circle, all white sheen and pale radiance. Losing herself among them is easy, and Kara finds it hard to keep her way.

But w…[Read more]

Hallways—(written to force myself to be creative with the hallway/walking scenes)

Hallways, five of them, wind around in strange, dizzying circle, all white sheen and pale radiance. Losing herself among them is easy, and Kara finds it hard to keep her way.

But when months go by and she walks the same halls, day after day, she begins to n…[Read more]

😉

Yes! Sorry. I took a short break but I’m back now. @winter-rose

I’m writing. @dragon-snapper @daeus @jane-maree @kate-flournoy @winter-rose @ethryndal @anyone-else-I’m-missing

After being on KP for a little longer…I can honestly say that you did a great job with the characterization in both stories @dragon-snapper

Okay @graciegirl

COFFEE @graciegirl

Hey do you happen to have my Prison google doc open?

Kate glanced at her. “But I’m the one who brought them in.”
Another knight, Elizabeth, pulled out her wallet. “I actually have a dragon riding license.”

The funny thing about this bit is that I don’t even have my regular driver’s license.

WOW @dragon-snapper you’ve done it again. This is amazing.

@LifeofKatie I’ve probably told you before and @Daeus already mentioned it, but—LES MIS OF COURSE. Seriously. 😀

Read any of the Scarlet Pimpernel books?

North and South—Elizabeth Gaskell (Really good period drama. BBC’s miniseries of it is just as good.)

A Tale of Two Cities of course. 🙂

The Ball and the Cross—Chesterton

Rolf and the…[Read more]

@Leumeister Yep, anyone who volunteers, to get their email address you can email KP—Sarah Spradlin usually answers the emails—and kindly request her to facilitate an address exchange. Within the safe confines of private email. 😀
And I like to beta-read but can’t volunteer ’cause I’m WAY busy and already overbooked with beta-reading stuff…[Read more]

@Anne-of-Lothlorien Ha! Great picture.