Hannah Whatley

@hope *claps* Very well done. The fallacy is equivocation if you think about it hard enough.

@wordfitlyspoken Yes, but it took me two hours of absolute fanatical concentration. Hopefully that won’t happen to you. *Somewhat worried look*

Hmm, I see, well.

Oh, those are rare. I must read it sooner than by the end of the year.

@Daeus ooh… ouch. Okay, gimme a while to figure that out. I thought I had it for a minute, but then I lost it. I’m still operating on sub-par intelligence. 😛

Unless perhaps non-existence is non-existent by very definition and therefore naturally does not exist… or co-exists with its nonexistence… hmmmm… yeah, give me a bit. 😉

And yes.…[Read more]

@Daeus ooh… ouch. Okay, gimme a while to figure that out. I thought I had it for a minute, but then I lost it. I’m still operating on sub-par intelligence. 😛

Unless perhaps non-existence is non-existent by very definition and therefore naturally does not exist… or co-exists with its nonexistence… hmmmm… yeah, give me a bit. 😉

@kate-flournoy I’ve heard of the book, but never heard anybody recommend it particularly before. I guess I’ll have to read it now if you like it so much. Hmm, probably before the end of the year.

Btw, since you’re a philosopher, I thought I’d give you the most troubling philosophical paradox I’ve ever encountered. Actually, it’s incredibly…[Read more]

Okay guys, I discovered a new favorite. My mom bought me this book on a random impulse, having heard it once before as an audiobook, and I devoured it in a day.

Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451.

Read it.

There’s a bit of language in it and a very few pretty graphic scenes, but they in no way detracted from the beauty of the story for me. In case…[Read more]

Hey, a newcomer! I can’t believe I missed this… 😛 Anyway, welcome to KP, @C-C-Lane!

I know exactly what you mean about writing historical fiction— I have the same problem. All of my earliest novels were historical fiction, and they are quite liberally scattered with incongruous dragon metaphors. 😛

And hey, you know what, it’s actually…[Read more]

It’s okay. I actually can’t do it. 🙂

@his-instrument Sure. It’s about 65,000 words. I’ll probably be ready in about three weeks.

@his-instrument I dare you to write about a character who think’s he’s an apple pie and is very disturbed by the fact.

Is anyone around for half an hour of writing????

Welcome @c-c-lane. I have just started to play guitar and it is very hard. But practise makes perfect. 🙂

How about this one…
Choose a person (real or not) and write about a part of their life that no one knows about.
For example: I am writing about Robin Hood’s daughter. 🙂
@his-instrument

Awh, of course that counts. Those are the most important ones.

Howdy @c-c-lane,

Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet. It’s great to have you. Have you been writing for long? Tell us about what you like to write.

As for the forum, there are two topics you might want to check out. First is the Writer’s Corner. That’s where you can find others to write with you for a specified period of time. It…[Read more]

Howdy @c-c-lane,

Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet. It’s great to have you. Have you been writing for long? Tell us about what you like to write.

As for the forum, there are two topics you might want to check out. First is the Writer’s Corner. That’s where you can find others to write with you for a specified period of time. It…[Read more]

Howdy @c-c-lane,

Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet. It’s great to have you. Have you been writing for long? Tell us about what you like to write.

As for the forum, there are two topics you might want to check out. First is the Writer’s Corner. That’s where you can find others to write with you for a specified period of time. It…[Read more]

@hope This is just a random note, but make sure to present the villagers side of things. I mean make it clear and convincing why they want to do what they want to do. Show their POV.