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@warrenluther04 Have you seen the website compiling all Kapeefer literature which @supermonkey42 put together?  You should be able to find the entire story without interruptions there.

I’m leaving now, but I’ll be back in about an hour, hopefully.

@jenwriter17 Never on Sundays, but Fridays and Saturdays I’m often on.  It always depends on my family’s schedule. 🙂

@rochellaine ugh, not sure if I’ll be able to join you today…. 🙁 are u on on the weekends?

@jane-maree oh, lol, that’s okay though! 😉

@jenwriter17 Oh my goodness!  I have forgotten about this topic and gotten way behind!  Sorry. 🙁

But anyway, I just remembered something from a while back.  I looked up Xerxes (Ahasuerus) in the Encyclopedia Britannica once, and read that his wife ordered his entire brother’s family killed.  I’m sure it was speaking of Esther’s command that Ham…[Read more]

@dekreel @seekjustice @jenwriter17 @kaya-young @catwing Are any of you around?  I’ll be writing right now for about half an hour…

@Jenwriter17 I apparently have accidentally gotten a day behind because I read chapter three this morning. XD

@Seekjustice *fistbumps with the fellow Aussie* Although I must say I pronounce it “kapeefeh” more than “kapeefah”?? Actually…nevermind. I’m not sure anymore. XD

@Ariella-newheart @lady-iliara You know how there is a KaPeeFer anthem? Those right there, ladies, are our Aethasian anthems.

Just sayin’.

@notawriter @sage-g @ariella-newheart  Would any of you like to try Jaclyn along with Dekreel?  I’d like to see more than one person’s take on her.  🙂

@gabbyj  Here’s Alexia!!!!  She was super fun to do…hope you like her.  🙂

Can I try one?

@skredder OHHHHHH *squeals* *shrieks* *faints* I LOVE it!  This story is so much fun!!!

@ariella-newheart, @skredder, she looks amazing both with and without colour. thank you both so much

@pickupyourpenandwrite So you’re the “other person who doesn’t write fantasy!”  Cool!

Pickupyourpenandwrite I read a lot of books written in the early 1900s, and back then there was a much larger percentage of American kids who went to boarding schools.  So I’ve read a good many books set in boarding schools which I enjoyed.  A Shakespeare my…[Read more]

@kaya-young @skredder @jane-mare @ariella-newheart @notawriter @seekjustice @everyone

I read the fourth chapter of Esther….

I think it was really sweet how much concern Esther showed for Mordecai when he was wearing the sackcloth and mourning about what was going to happen to her people. She sent him clothes so he didn’t have to wear the…[Read more]

@supermonkey42 Nope.  I want the “rose-colored glasses” version of realism. 😀

My favorite of his would have to be Around the World in 80 Days but I’ve only read four or five of his books, so I’m not really qualified to have a favorite.  I think his ending twist to that one is much better than the ending twist to The Pearl of Lima!

@supermonkey42 😀 The Pearl of Lima.  It’s been a while since I read it, (why would I re-read a thing like that?!) but I think its something like either a white man falls in love with an Indian girl, or two Indians from different tribes, sort of like Romeo and Juliet.  He escapes with her but on the last page of the book their pursuers shoot hi…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk Ohhh, the black grapes one is rather morbid, don’t you think? 🙂

The town where the “average age is deceased” is kinda weird and kinda funny.  It reminded me of an exchange I heard once:  Ireland is famous for its tenor singers, but once a guy asked an Irish tenor why we always hear of Irish tenors, but never Irish baritones?  Th…[Read more]