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@ariella-newheart Wow, you’ve written a lot!

@aislinn-mollisong @dekreel It’s writing software, like Microsoft word only 1000x better 😉 See the link: https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview

@anne-of-lothlorien Wow; that’s perfect.

HELLO! Welcome to KP! Glad to have you here.

Do you know your MBTI type, by any chance? @ariella-newheart

@ariella-newheart Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet!

Haha. We won’t attack you. We might have to send you on some secret missions though. 😉  Can’t pass up anybody with a shield and armor.

Mind if I ask what your WIP’s about?

@Jenwriter17 I haven’t actually read any of those books, but I looked them up and read friends’ reviews to get an idea.

Defier – I’ve checked with a friend who read this and it’s perfectly clean content-wise.

Swipe – Several friends have enjoyed it and didn’t mention anything about bad content

Last Light – Also clean, by report of trustworthy…[Read more]

@ClaireC ooh yes yes I’m hoping to get there, but the timing is not ideal with other things I have on, so we’ll have to see. 😛

@Jenwriter17 oooh I love it! You’ve pretty much nailed the aesthetic-y look.

@dekreel @sam-kowal explained a motif really well — a reoccurring image or element in a story. I’m pretty sure it could be a symbol too? But a symbol would be more of an object that represents an abstract idea, like Jack Sparrow’s compass represents his choices. A theme is the central idea of your novel: justice, forgiveness, love, etc (and a…[Read more]

@clairec this sounds amazing! I’ve been using Scrivener for over six months now and it’s been perfect for my organizer brain 😉

( @seekjustice aw, thanks for tagging me 😀 )

@clairec this sounds like a really exciting opportunity! My main bit of advice is to be honest: write from your heart. People can connect with your posts much easier when you’re being honest with them and writing what you love. Don’t be afraid to be vulnerable. I’ve noticed that with Christian-themed…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Cool. 😀

@clairec I would say the biggest thing for both you and your friend would be to stay in prayer with God throughout the entire process. By spending time with him, you open yourself up to hear his plans, and through that, He can speak. Christian writers who are connected to God are a powerful tool, so remember to pray and read his word. After that,…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Oh, cool. Did you rewrite it?

You know you’re a Kapeefer when all of a sudden you start loving the name Josiah/Daniel/Anna/Daeus /Reagan/Snapper when you used to think nothing of it

@dekreel Aha…

I don’t know if it’s because I’m on staff for if I just unknowingly type Josiah’s name a lot or what, but whenever I type the letter “J” on my phone, Josiah’s name always come u…[Read more]

@sam-kowal Good revisions. (And good synopsis in general, btw. These things are hard.)

Possibly, these three revisions could help.

Feastings end – feasting ends.

Only humans farm in the city of Kurr. Dwarfs would rather win glory in the exosuit arena. When food got low in the winter of 1276, the dwarves robbed us of our crops.

The dwarfs are…[Read more]

@sam-kowal The idea is definitely intriguing.

As far as the synopsis goes, I agree with Kate that the voice is slightly inconsistent. My main advice though is cut anything you can. Like, “believe me, that tends to curb one’s appetite could be cut. There are a few words you cut elsewhere or phrases you could rephrase to sue less word.

Also, I…[Read more]

Holy cow, all of these memes are so perfect and I don’t even know where to begin. You all have seriously been making my week.

@jane-maree Ah, yes. Your screen must exceed the length of the image. I went ahead and tiled the parallax images.

@Jenwriter17 my word I love that beginning! It’s so intriguing and definitely catches my attention. *applauds* Good job. 😀