Emily D

@catwing  You’re welcome! @ariella-newheart is also an Aethasian. (She’s the one who started the rock collection thing, but @lady-iliara took ownership)

@warrenluther04 here’s the back cover description: <i>An immediate worldwide bestseller when it was published in 1948, Alan Paton’s impassioned novel about a black man’s country under white man’s law is a work of searing beauty. Cry, the Beloved Country is the deeply moving story of the Zulu pastor Stephen Kumalo and his son Absalom, set against t…[Read more]

@skredder  WHOA. Look at all the colors! It’s awesome 😀

What program did you use?

@ingridrd Thanks!
@daughteroftheking Excellent. *evil chuckle* If you want to see more collages, or learn more about the story, I’ll be posting a lot about it starting on the first Friday of March and throughout the Fridays of March on my blog. (And that sounded a lot like advertising. Lol) 😛

@jenwriter17 The funny part is that it fits his…[Read more]

@rochellaine  *reappears* X’D  Don’t worry — it wasn’t you, it was school. B-p I’m overriding the effect right now. *strains a little* X) But thanks anyway for believing in me! 😀

Do they now? *raises an eyebrow* Hmmmmph… Well I don’t think it looks like a wolf’s tail. They don’t get that long. It looks more like a cat’s tail

Sorry, as l…[Read more]

@destiny  I’m guessing you’re looking for fantasy-ish names, but here’s what I came up with…

1. Phoenix, Maddox, Zander

2. Kace, Deacon, Roland

3. Raven, Alessia, Marina

Hopefully these help!

tagging a few more people for help as well @seekjustice @Jane-maree @mariposa @dragon-snapper @daeus

I’m signing off for now. bye! 🙂

@ariella-newheart oh I know! it’s so hard to part with characters! I’m glad those articles helped. 🙂

@rochellaine @waterlily hi, could you guys help me brainstorm last names for a few? At first I was going to set my book in Japan, so I was using Japanese first and last names (but now it’s set in the USA). I think I wanna keep some of the first names, but I think I want to change the last. I’d like to come up with last names that have the same…[Read more]

@rochellaine @waterlily Cool! 🙂

hey everyone! I’m outlining my dystopian novel right now. anyone here?

@gh24682468999 @dekreel @dragon-snapper @seekjustice @mariposa @warrenluther04 @sam-kowal @rochellaine

signing off now *salutes*

@rochellaine  *shill voice* I AM NOT! Look at this tail! Does it look like a wolf’s tail to you?!

*whimpers* Don’t… make me… disappear…

hey! I’m reading Cry, the Beloved Country for school right now. anyone wanna join me?

@seekjustice @dekreel @dragon-snapper @sam-kowal @warrenluther04 @mariposa @Jane-maree

@aedesia  WELCOME, my dear cousin, to the bestest place in Cyberspace!! *scratches walls in ecstacy* 😀

@rochellaine  Technically that’s what she doing: introducing herself. Just in the wrong……. Yeah *sheepish grin*

@that_writer_girl_99  Ooh, boy. Let’s try this…

Here is a little tactic for writing a compelling, and non-cliche fantasy story: Diversify your world. By all means include dragons, elves, knights, old parchments and/or a mentor or two — because those are AWESOME. But imagine how much more awesome your world would be if you added a unique…[Read more]

@ariella-newheart you’ve got some good advice from the other kapeefers.:)

personally, I think 30 characters might be a lot for a reader to keep straight in their mind, even if it is a series and stretched out over multiple books. maybe see if any characters could be combined.

on K. M. Weiland’s website, she has a couple posts about this.…[Read more]

@christianna-hellwig  Greetings, and welcome to the bestistest place on the internet! (Or as I like to call it: The bestest place in Cyberspace) 😀

Ooh, music! I really want to learn violin. I can play cajon pretty well, and I can play “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” and “The Imperial March” on the piano X)

I’m glad you have decided to join us!…[Read more]

@rochellaine, right, that makes sense! 😀 I thought it was a little…um…unusual.

Also, totally agree with your description of how a man or woman is ready for marriage. This would be our family’s thoughts too.

And yes, yes, yes! You are 100% right! A woman’s highest calling is being a wife and mother! I’m tired of people talking about women’s…[Read more]