Ellette Giselle

@lillian

*appears out of thin air and folds aviator sunglasses onto shirt neck*

Greetings Lillian ~ !! Welcome to kingdom pen ~ !!

I’m G or GRCR or Gia… I don’t bite when it comes to names. I’m your average teenage procrastinator who never finishes projects. But don’t mind me ~

I love the idea of opening a fantasy themed tavern / inn.…[Read more]

@stellybean

*sits on stool with bass guitar, aviator sunglasses and messy hair*

*sips water*

Greetings, Stellybean, welcome to kingdom pen ~ !!

They call me G around these parts. Actually, they call me GRCR but I like regular degular G just as much.

I am three days late to the welcome party (or, actually you joined yesterday so one day…[Read more]

@liskaboyce

You literally just answered the question I’ve been asking myself: why have I never finished first drafts? It’s because the middle of my book always feels forced!!!

There you have it! When I talk with people, either about my own work or theirs, that section in between the inciting incident and the midpoint is almost always the pro…[Read more]

@reaganramm

This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

@quarterstaffgirl
Oh? I shall be interested in hearing how it goes!

That’s why I want to learn it! My twin sister plays the violin, so we’ve been conspiring to get a mandolin for a while.

@whalekeeper

Hehehe!

Thank you for that. The dichotomy of my feelings about this new development are now expressed in meme form. I may go on with contentment.

@eliasg

Hello and welcome to KP!

Essays… I have a deep love-hate relationship with them. I love exploring complex topics in an approachable way, but I also dread the search for sources. Which is ironic considering I would gladly look through old books for any other reason.

I’ve read Lord of the Rings, but none of the others, although many of…[Read more]

ACTUALLY.

Taking everything with a rgain of salt as always, you might prefer to put these two paragraphs together.

Yet beneath the glittering feasts, royal ceremonies, and fierce competitions, something darker is stirring. Not every prince is what he seems. Not every smile hides good intentions. And not everyone fighting for Keres’s hand wants h…

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@lillian

This is definetely intriguing! After reading it, I am interested in the vibrant world and curious why one prince is emphasized over the others. This sounds like it has a romance plot but also a complicated mystery. As a reader, I like mysteries, and I also like feeling like I have figured out the plot (but still want to be surprised).

I…[Read more]

@bilbo-baggins

The highest word count I have for a project is 20,068 words. Unfortunately that project has been long abandoned, but I hope to exceed that word count with a new story! What about you?

The highest I have is 17.5k. Also a long-abandoned project 🙂

Out of curiosity, what is your favorite book/movie of LotR? I’m a Two Towers girl…[Read more]

@lillian

That is about what happens to me 😂 I often will think up like movie characters that seem to fit the one I’m trying to write and then base a lot of stuff of that as far as appearance goes. Once I took a character, based them off of Han Solo, and then called him Harrison. I was feeling really creative. 🤣

@reaganramm

Thank you so much!! I actually really like that 10 milestone framework! I have heard of the 5 milestone framework and have attempted using it before, however I then realized that it absolutely destroys my plot when I have to fill in gaps by pantsing 😅 I will definitely try this!

@whalekeeper

Is it possible that the structure…

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@whalekeeper

ah, I see, I see.

thats so exciting !! Eeeee I need to find some time to say hello to everyone. ✨

@reaganramm

Hi! It’s good to meet you again. I am so excited to see KP running like I remember it when I first joined five years ago. But even more, I’m looking forward to how this will grow as it serves a new “generation” of KeePers. This world is in desperate need of more lights set on a hill.

To introduce myself, because that feels vaguely…[Read more]

@loopylin

Rallascant, you fuzzy snitch. You’re the opposite of a lucky rabbit’s foot.

I do appreciate your sass, but this is remarkably unhelpful.

@stellybean

This is such a fascinating character concept!

For names, I usually decide what letters “fit” the person, then look at names from the cultures I feel are aesthetically/culturally similar to my setting. I also like to look at name meanings. Sometimes I find a perfect name and sometimes I find inspiration for a made up name.

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@reaganramm

Also, “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?”

It’s a separation wonderful, glorious, and empowering part of the relationship!