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@e-k-seaver Whoah that is SO WEIRD. That test gave me ISFJ XD I don’t what to think about this because I relate to EVERY INFP thing I’ve ever seen, lol

Romeo and Juliet.

It’s considered one of the greatest love stories of all time but it’s not a love story, and it’s not great.

It’s really just a story about the two most unbelievably selfish and stupid teenagers of all time. It’s also just cheesy.

But I guess one could say it does a decent job of being a cautionary tale of what can happen to…[Read more]

@issawriter7

Awesome!

We’ll start recording our pilot season as soon as possible then!

A few of the show ideas we have right now are:
– How to monetize your creative brand
– The formula for making a living from your creations
– Just Hit Publish (Why creators need to create and publish more)
– How to manage your time as a creative so you get…[Read more]

@kathleenramm XD I was kind of overwhelmed at first too but after like two or three chapters that no longer became a problem. I should read some of her other stuff too…

@ugroza Every time I take the thing I get something different, but I usually get INFJ, INFP, or ISFJ. I like writing fantasy, crime, slice of life.

I’m also an INFP, and I like writing sci-fi (sometimes fantasy) 🙂

I read Summer of the Swans a couple of days ago. 1970 middle-grade children’s fiction about a girl during puberty and her autistic brother. I thought it was a sweet, quick read. I haven’t touched a book like that in literal years, so it kind of brought me back to when I was a kid.

I am an ENXP. The X is because I’m borderline F and T. I heard that most writers are introverts, but I’m eager to see what we find here.

@godlyfantasy12 That looks lit! I’d love to find out more about her!

@kathleenramm (Realistic!) Ooh, I read the first book of All the Wrong Questions a long time ago. Never got around to the others, though.

@lewilliams Professor Layton! Never played but I do know about him.

@abigail-m She’s my dad’s favorite English author! I highly recommend And Then There Were None!

Great! Encouraging to see all the positive feedback!

Maybe we’ll do a pilot season and release some episodes and see what you guys think of it. 🙂

@nova21 Nice collages! I love the color palettes!

@ugroza Nicely done! Now I want to hear more about your novel!

@gracie-j According to Google, the definition of mystery is: “a novel, play, or movie dealing with a puzzling crime, especially a murder.”

I haven’t read that many mysteries in my lifetime, but I did enjoy the ones which I did read. I think that a good mystery is one which allows the reader to guess at what is going to happen, and make it…[Read more]

@gracie-j Thank you! I’ll post it after editing some parts and I’ll be sure to tag you!

@ugroza Fun topic! Ahh I have way too many characters…and I do like all of them to some degree…

I feel like the more complex my character is, the more I like them, but I also feel like half the time it’s only pity. There are ones which are fun to write, of course. Hmm…

I’ll have to think about this for a little while! Who is your favorite…[Read more]

@gracie-j Your collages look fantastic! I really like the frames you chose for the quotes for your characters.

Here is a collage for a short story of mine that I’ll probably ask for critique on in the near future…

@gracie-j Aight here is the playlist I just made for one of my short stories, “I Hid Beneath My Umbrella So the Adults Wouldn’t See Me Cry”, which is a mouthful so I just call it “Umbrella”. I tried to order it best I could with transitions that match the mood as well as songs that matched the different parts of the story.

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@issawriter7

Yay! I’m sure they will!

@issawriter7

Pulls myself out of a pile of exclamation marks. Hehe, thank you very much. You’re welcome to share them on your blog!

(May I have a link to it?)

@abigail-m, @writerlexi1216

Thank you!

Y’know I think maybe we should create a new Writer’s Corner…this one seems to be glitching…