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@anika123 Welcome to the Kingdom! We’re so happy you’re here! I’ve got some questions for you, if you don’t mind.

1. What are some of your favorite hobbies outside of writing?

2, What’s your current work about?

3. What are some of your favorite books/movies?

@elfwing Hi there! Welcome to the Kingdom! I’m Linyang, though most here call me Lin.

Ah, dragons. Is this the type of fantasy that you write? I write fantasy as well, though I stray more towards an urban fantasy. Can you tell me what your current work in progress is about?

Also, beautiful profile picture.

Ey, I’m homeschooled as well, and also…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

I don’t usually write it down right away. I usually just let it percolate (my favourite word, mainly because its so bizarre) in my head for a while. And if I remember it, that means I’m obsessed with it and that’s when I get a physical notebook and start making notes and outlines for it! Mostly I just forget my ideas, which is fine…[Read more]

@gracie-j Ahhh tysm! It’s from a song called “Campanella” by Kenshi Yonezu! I highly recommend it (and the book which it was based on).

@gracie-j Why thank you! Yours is quite lovely as well!

@kathleenramm Cry. Or scream. Kidding, kidding. I’ll either scribble down some incoherent things for my future self to decipher, or I’ll run it around in my brain for a few days or weeks until I feel like I have a coherent idea for me to start developing. And then at some point I start it, leave it for six months, then come back and see where it takes me.

@kathleenramm Exactly! That’s why I love foreign literature.

@daisy-torres

So cool! Looking forward to your first video!

@devastate-lasting

When reading or watching stories from countries that you don’t usually, it’s kinda fun to see what cliches are consistent globally and what new tropes they like to use often.

But I find there is almost always a different feeling to the stories. Like the author had a different mindset or approach to the story when he or she…[Read more]

@beth-darlene

Hi! I’m Kathleen and it’s awesome to have you!

Yeah, Story Embers is pretty great and I actually have a couple friends who are a part of the team there!

Short story and fantasy? Sound right up my alley. I’ve always loved fantasy and I’ve been in a short story phase recently. I love how you can complete a whole story in less than a…[Read more]

@kathleenramm Of course! I totally get that. I feel like that while there’s clichés in manga, there is also a much different set of stories to explore than the ones we usually see.

@devastate-lasting

Thanks for the recommendations! I love trying out different types of stories than I’m used to. You sometimes get tired of the same old stories you know?

@lydia-s

Haha, I get it. Writing a full length novel is a slow, arduous (but fun) process. My siblings and I are still working on the first installment of our serial novel. :p

@kathleenramm Good characters! Hmm… Fullmetal Alchemist is definitely there at the top, or Silver Spoon, if you prefer school life over action/fantasy. A Silent Voice has a really nice MC and storyline for him. Spy x Family is extremely fun. 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa, which I’m currently reading, is also phenomenal, though I’d have to…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

Since you haven’t watched Phineas and Ferb, I can testify that Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Perry the Platypus is a fantastic choice.

And Batman and Joker… They diffidently deserve their place as one of the most iconic Villain Hero rivalries of all time. That’s quote you shared is amazing, man, hats off to however wrote…[Read more]

@beth-darlene I am indeed! I think I’ve seen you around.

@abigail-m @writerlexi1216 Heavens, you guys sure type a lot. Love to see the enthusiasm, though.

@beth-darlene Welcome! I’m Linyang, but you can call me Lin. I write crime, fantasy, and school life stories.

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