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@kathleenramm Yes~creating new worlds and seeing where the story leads!! How about for yourself??
@elanor I’m not entirely sure how I would classify it. I would probably say more like historical fiction in a fantasy setting, but without the fantasy element… which probably makes no sense LOL I used to write poetry, but I haven’t written any for ages! I do read it sometimes. Tennyson is my favourite poet. 🙂 I published one on here a long time ago! And I will check yours out. Yes I love animals! I have a little fluffy dog called Max. Everything is turning green here after the start of the autumn rains–which also means mornings are getting colder!!! Hmm…Sense & Sensibility, Northanger Abbey, Lady Susan, Emma and Persuasion. What’s your favourite?
@madelyn Correct!! XD I love I Will Trust My Saviour Jesus, Only A Holy God, Jerusalem–the list goes on; what are your favourites from them?? And you should definitely check out FK&C if you’re ever inclined. If you like Aussie accents. A lot of Americans seem to. Maybe I shouldn’t speak too soon though! 😛"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."
@elanor At the moment I am writing a novel–I’m not sure what genre it would be classed as…. Anchovies belong on pizza sometimes, not all the time XD Oooh yes epic plots are good!!! I like Dickens’s very involved, Â twisting-and-turning plots!!! And I love poetry! Who are your favourite poets? Have you published any on KP?
@madelyn probably blue LOL, and you? My favourite band is For KING & COUNTRY, but I tend to go for songs over artists, if that makes sense. CityAlight is really awesome too though–there is a common theme with those two artists but not sure if it’s obvious or not 😉I love The Chronicles of Narnia, Pride and Prejudice and A Tale of Two Cities off the top of my head….what are some of yours?
"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."
@kathleenramm Oooo that’s tricky. The novel I am planning for now has an introverted main character and an extroverted antagonist, which should be fun. I think when I was younger I went for more extroverted characters, but I’m looking forward to exploring introverted ones as I feel they are easier to lend to Mysterious Backstories.
"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."
Classics all the way!! Charles Dickens is my favourite author, but I also love Jane Austen and Rosemary Sutcliff…not sure if any of you have heard of her??? Her stuff is from the 20th century but it has a real classic feel to it.
"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."