Emma Flournoy

@rochellaine, would you like to do a word war?

@rochellaine, I am

@rochellaine, I’m not opposed to romance, if written well. But, since I am sixteen and have never been “in love” (I really dislike that term…in love…makes no sense) I feel as though I would make it completely fake sounding even if it happened on accident.

I hope I’ll still be on. But I might be called away

@rochellaine, I’ve actually been avoiding my characters until I can figure out how to make sure its not a romance…since its already leaning that way. But at the same time my June deadline is creeping up on me

@seekjustice, aw. well have fun.

@rochellaine, Mountain time actually. Oh, and I’m back.

My book…my book is still in existence. however, my characters have been left along for the past 4 days and so I fear what they have done.

@seekjustice, hello

@rochellaine, actually, I’ve just been informed that it is time to eat. I’ll be back in 20ish minutes

@rochellaine, I am. what are you working on?

@Jenwriter17 I do songwriting too, so if you wanted any help with anything/another POV on lyrics, etc, feel free to drop me an email. *fingerguns*

@jenwriter17 You are very much welcome!

@ariel-ashira, I wish I had time to do that. sadly my self imposed deadline for my book is coming up, and I have to write a speech for my mom

@rochellaine, @ariel-ashira, y’all on?

One tip: try to match the mood of the tune with the mood of the words to as fine a degree as possible.

@jenwriter17 Alrighty then. More on songwriting! (thanks @sam-kowal, yes I may be able to help.)

So, to be honest with you, the best way to write lyrics is to literally just write what is on your heart. Just write what you are thinking whether it is lament, praise, informing, or whatever you are feeling. See what sort of tune seems to flow from…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

I have to admit, if you’ve watched a lot of those videos you probably know more than me, at this point.

I’d say…

1) Come up with a song idea (What you want your song to be about)

2) Think about the possibilities of that idea, or a question about it

3)Write your ideas down in verses and a chorus

4) Make a melody for it

You can…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Well, I definitely think ‘shady’ songs could make younger believers stumble, but from what I understand you’re also talking about non-Christian good songs, which aren’t necessarily shady- I think, there, your own discernment and prayer is what’s most important. Also, discussing it with people; if they do seem uncomfortable, it could…[Read more]

“I was going to try to explain to the friendly giraffe that we had lost our minds and believed that she had too,”

@filewriterbase13x XD XD That was a really excellent installment

@devastate-lasting I’m actually not sure how to get to the resource library without resubscribing to KP, so I’m not seeing whatever you’re looking at. It sounds though like some of the resources that used to be there aren’t there anymore?

I’m thinking they might have gotten moved over to the Story Embers resource library. I know they have the…[Read more]

leaving, might be back