Daniel Thompson

@warrenluther04 I’m not sure. The idea just came to me that monkeys have a lot of skills that would make them good villains.

@daughteroftheking

It always helps the story when the land is more interesting than the MC.

I wish I had come up with that line.

@graciegirl I loooooooovvvve frozen blueberries.

@hope Well, it could work, but just remember to keep the woman flat.

What everyone else said. I think switching names and such from the common terminology is cool. That being said, I have the Prince and Followers in one of my own books. But the religion is a backdrop for another theme and not a great part of the plot in and of itself. It depends a lot on your angle and point of your story. The larger a part…[Read more]

This is hilarious. And the dramatic fainting… XD

As for renaming my MC in each book, that is a great idea. *nods* I shall have to remember that. Does it work even if the MC is a woman?

@jess Thursday or Friday. I have another one planned.

@celticcailin Hi! Thanks for leaping out into the spotlight for us.

So how’d you find Kingdom Pen? If you like reading Christian fantasy, do you write it too?

Monkeys?

@joy Well, let’s disregard thematic depth then because that can be fixed. In that case, Queen of Thorns or Aethra Falls seem like the two best options.

@joy I can see why you’re torn. Those all sound like great ideas, only the second one is a little scattered in that I don’t see how it all connects as well as with the others. I probably have a tie between 1 and 3, with four sounding great too.

I’ll just offer a few questions that might help you pick one idea to go forward with.

1. Which idea do…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Henty is the worst, but Arthur Conan Doyle was high in mind too. Though I do like Doyle actually.

…..weird…

@that_writer_girl_99 No, I don’t know if it can be changed. It’s possible @rolena-hatfield might be able to change it though.

@joy Not quite. Click the blue text below a person’s profile picture (it’s their name). On that new page, right next to their profile picture, is their tag.

@allison-grace It’s possible you might want to change some things. I can’t say for sure.

I’ll just give some general thoughts on allegory. The main point of allegory is to get us to view something we already know about with a fresh mind. Because of this, your allegory shouldn’t be immediately obvious or predictable. This doesn’t mean that we…[Read more]

@joy Yep, this is a great place for that type of thing.

Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet, @joy!

You’re the second person to join the forum because they found us through Pinterest. I guess that social media stuff works. 😛

Do you have a book you’re working on at the moment?

@anne-of-lothlorien I can only say hello, goodbye, and MacDonalds….

@koryn-koch Welcome to your bestistest place on the internet. Is your name pronounced Core-in? It sounds nice and crunchy. 😀

If you do get a chance, A Tale of Two Cities is my second favorite book. The Count of Monte Cristo is the first.

@koryn-konch Welcome to your bestistest place on the internet. Is your name pronounced Core-in? It sounds nice and crunchy. 😀

If you do get a chance, A Tale of Two Cities is my second favorite book. The Count of Monte Cristo is the first.