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@abigail-m Maybe A Warriors Heart or Goofhack the Blabber.

@daisy-torres Technically all socks have holes, if they didn’t you couldn’t get your feet in them (so perhaps hoping for everyone’s socks to be holeless isn’t as good an idea as first I thought. Or maybe it’s better! *evil snicker*)

@ariel-f If you would like to look into military b strategy you might want to look at The Art of War by Sun Tzu. If…[Read more]

@power

Oh my goodness, first, welcome, Power. Glad ur here. take some macaroons. enjoy.

second,

You justl isted like, THREE OF MY FAVORITE BOOK SERIES. WIngfeather Saga is incredible. Especially for Andrew Peterson’s first book series. I don’t even care the age demographic it was listed for. Narnia will always hold a very special place in my…[Read more]

@power

These are great! I love reading through them. Can’t wait to see if you have more.

Green Embers tho, like the book series? I just started those books again abt a month ago. They’re really good.

 

 @daisy-torres Yay, glad of that I could make y’all laugh!

Green Ember not Embers

Here’s some Green Embers poetry

Morbin

The big black bird

High in the sky

His sickle swings

And rabbits do cry

 

The fear of his talon

His mighty screech

His sharp beak

His far reach

 

All in Morbin

Just a bird

But for miles

His cry can be heard

 

So this is why

The rabbits fear

Because a hawk

Can destroy what’s dear

 

But I…[Read more]

   @hallie-jean Thanks for the kind words! I also only dabble in poetry, here and there, once a blue moon (I “might” have chosen my best ones for my grand entry 🙄(Have to make a good impression right!)).
   And no, I don’t think it’s bad that you relate to them. These poems in particular were written at times when I was feeling some of the emo…[Read more]

@hallie-jean

Alrighty! So abt the draft thing: I have basically the ideas of Jodi Maile, so thank you for putting this into words.

So for book beginnings, I have opinions very similar to Ted Decker’s. To begin a book, it depends on the writers style and choice of course, but I’m just throwing options and things I typically use. Jumping into the…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Russian evil scientist story? Watch me.

Wow there’s a lot of good inspiration here.

@joy-caroline

I was prolly like 9 when I thought up the idea for my current biggest project. I was on my way to the library with my family when the song Kings and Queens by Audio Adrenaline (old song) came on the radio. For some reason that song struck inspiration in me and I began to write my first…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Man, rly getting deep in the topics here.

Ah, I particularly mostly like to use Bell MT, pretty casual, I have been using it to write novels for some years now, and have just kind of stuck with it. I honestly don’t like spacing much between my lines, and I like my writing to be as condensed, while still easy to read, as possible so…[Read more]

@ariel-f

Much appreciated. I do enjoy mostly writing fiction, and mainly fantasy at that. Creating my own world and building off of this one always interested me.

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

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OH I GET IT

@writerlexi1216

Dip? You’re too kind.

@devastate-lasting

1. Painting. Music.

2. Fantasy.

3. A novel abt 59,000 words long…[Read more]

@gracie-j

you’ll have to decide abt the annoying part : }

@Kathleenramm

Yay!

Well, partially cuz it was written by Andrew Peterson and my family has been a fan of his songs since when my dad was in college, and partly because for his first batch of novels, it’s incredibly well written. The first book doesn’t really catch on until a few chapters in, but he does so well at captivating the audience as you…[Read more]