Hannah Whatley

@emma-l A hearty welcome to you! I just recently heard of Lamplighter books. Any recommendations besides the ones you and @christi-eaton have already mentioned? Are you working on any writing projects right now?
Also my sister loves to listen to Irish music! I wish I could record your Irish pipe, she’d flip!
Glad to have you here!

@bluejay Eugene…[Read more]

*glares sternly at you* @dragon-snapper I’ll put up with you melting chairs and phone, but people, especially elves, is a definite NO!!!! Got it???
@ethryndal I suggest getting fire proof clothing… dragons can be a bit unpredictable.

@dragon-snapper *rushes in* Don’t melt any chairs! It comes from Winnie-the-pooh. Tigger says it. “The wonderful things about tiggers is I’m the only one…I’m the only one.”

@northerner Welcome to the Kingdom. Seeing Kingdom Pen growing is an amazing thing. We have had so many newcomers recently, and it makes my heart so happy. 🙂 🙂 🙂 I just can’t express how much love I have for this website, and I hope you will find that too. There is always encouragement to be found here. I look forward to conversing with you more. 🙂

@emma-l The Cat of Bubastes is perhaps my favorite Henty book. That is another book review on my list 🙂

@northerner Thanks. I really think I’ll check him out.

@emma-l I love Lamplighter myself. I have slowly collected all of the audio dramas, and I have a decent collection of the books, they are so pretty I love to display them. Fun Fact, I am relistening to A Peep Behind the Scenes right now, I plan to do a book review on it soon.
I actually went to a used bookstore and they had some random antique…[Read more]

@northerner I’ve read some Father Brown stories, which I really liked. I think that’s all though.

Btw, the book’s free on kindle too.

@northerner A ballad about Alfred? *freaks out* I HAVE to read that.

Ok, I just downloaded it off Amazon. Thanks for the recommendation.

A book on postmodernism could be great. Let me know if you write it.

@northerner Well, I do happen to be an Alfred the great fanatic, so I’ve considered writing about him at some point, but it probably wouldn’t be for at least two or three years.

I’m glad you’re into historical fiction. I love the genre and would probably write mostly in it if I didn’t find the research aspect so daunting.

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@Northerner Beowulf! Yes!!! And Sir Gawain and the Green Knight— YES! And Anglo-Saxon history— YES. All that stuff is amazing. And the SCA sounds really fun.

Question— have you read ‘Beyond Sing the Woods’, by Trygve Gulbransson? It’s a really old book, and Norse, not Anglo-Saxon, but I really like it.

@Northerner Beowulf! Yes!!! And Sir Gawain and the Green Knight— YES! And Anglo-Saxon history— YES. All that stuff is amazing. And the SCA sounds really fun.

@sarah-h Because producers don’t want their movies edited, as I understand it. And I think they’ve already lost the case, but they have the funds to and are planning on carrying it even to the supreme court if need be.

XD

@sarah-h A Matter of Faith *rubs hand gleefully* Allow me to explain…
A Christian girl, Rachel Whitaker goes off to college for her freshman year and begins to be influenced by her popular Biology professor who teaches that evolution is the answer to the origins of life. When Rachel’s father, Stephen Whitaker senses something changing with his…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Thanks, mom. I really needed to hear that. I’ll have to be more dynamic in my denial.

@Daeus *in most convincing ‘mom’ voice* It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.

Yowee. Say one neutral, reasonable non-condescending statement and you give me explosions and knife blades! I really can’t believe this, @kate-flournoy. *sulks off in corner*

@Daeus *glares*