Emma Flournoy

@dragon-snapper Good question. *thinks*

My problem is I actually have started a new story in a while. Like for NaNoWriMo, I just took an old idea from way-back-when and rewrote it.

The best advice I can give is always be looking for inspiration, in what you watch, read, listen to, say, do, etc. It can come from anywhere, even your dreams (trust me).

@overcomer I think there are two reasons to know your target audience.

First, so you don’t write the wrong book. For instance, if I know I want to write for seminal-Christians aged 30-45 who are in the military, that will keep me from writing a children’s fairy tale. Knowing your target audience also helps you maintain a core unity between all…[Read more]

@anyone-left I’m stopping for the night.

@dekreel A pretty similar concept, actually. They take urban legends and put them to the test. For example, the great escape one I mentioned, a family made a hot air balloon to get from on side of the Berlin Wall to the other, all in secret, so they tested out how their design worked and stuff like that.

@dekreel Nice to meet you too! Best of luck writing the story!

Thanks, @audrey-caylin!

@anyone-else-still-here  I’m signing off; I’ll still be around the Kingdom, but I’m taking a break from writing.

Nice to meet you, Audrey!

@dekreel that would be totally alright!

I LOVE the idea for the Keeper Adventure! (that concept drawing is great) I bet the story is going to be awesome 🙂

@daughteroftheking  I knew you’d like the Wingfeather Saga reference!! I’m dropping in other references to other books, too. 🙂

By the way, what does N.C. stand for?

@audrey-caylin Yeah, It’s exactly like that! Alright, I already have a lot of characters, so I think you’ll be a minor, if that okay. 🙂 Here’s a link:

A Keeper Adventure

@dekreel I think I’ve seen a thread for that somewhere. Is that something like what Dragon Snapper did what the Legend of King Daeus? (I haven’t been on the forum in a terribly long time so I’m really behind on everything 😛 )

I’d love to make an appearance of it fits the story 😀

@audrey-caylin  *inspiration gears turning* Man, you would’ve fitted in perfectly in my KPA (KeePer Adventure)! Maybe I could give you a cameo apparence…

@dekreel okay, I’ll be careful. 😛

Alright, cool! I’ve begun to revise my plan, and your help might be just what I need 😉

@sam-kowal  See you later! 🙂

@sam-kowal hi and bye! 😀

@shannon Hello!

Thanks xD (It’s mostly a true story–it occurred in a forum thread a while back)

@audrey-caylin  Yeah, I’m glad to be not evil, but I must warn you that I’m a bit impulsive, so if I get too excited… let’s just say it might result in an inadvertent slash. Luckily I’ve learned to do most of my “raving” in private. Sometimes it does result in claw marks on the walls, though. 😛

*beams* You sound a bit like the Florid Sword…[Read more]

@dekreel @audrey-caylin @that_writer_girl @introvert_girl

Signing out, everyone. I got about a thousand more words in, almost done with this chapter…

@dekreel that’s very cool! I’m glad you’re…not evil now 😉

My backstory consists of once owning a flying cape and an invisible sword (I stole them from the Evil Overlord). Then, on a mission into a flying castle in the clouds, they were taken back from me. I’ve been pondering how to retrieve them ever since. 😛

@audrey-caylin  Umm… That’s a long story! Basically I was born an evil monster. But somebody (I don’t know who) rescued me and took me out of the chasms. And then I just got less and less evil.

So yeah, I’m an ex-evil, Tarnaran, “Red Chasm beast,” as they call it. *shrug* 🙂