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@shannon I am a little late, but I hope not by too much. 😀

So…letters eh? Um… With some of my letters I like to talk about what I’ve been working on recently. If your characters are Christians, they can talk a bit about God too. Also, big events, even if its something that only in the news. Coal mine news is certainly interesting. There…[Read more]

@cindygreen *bows*

@silverclaw-bonnetfolly Actually they meet Dekreel because he lives there, and the riddler specifically wants Time Lords (don’t ask why) which is why the Fifth is there too. He basically lured the TARDISes to the planet.

@that_writer_girl_99 The Thirteenth that I’m using is not the same one as Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor. This one is my Doctor. I s…[Read more]

@dekreel you mean by “they find the riddler” they find the person who gave them the riddle? But in the excerpt it looked like the riddler already came to them

As far as what they do in between… well, in my opinion they would try to solve the riddle, of course. Once they’ve landed on the planet and need to find the answer to the riddle, they’ve…[Read more]

*grins* Can I just say that I really, really love that you’re using Thirteen for this? I’m so excited to see her on the show.

I can definitely see the problem you’re having, and I’ve experienced it before. I’d say for starters, you should explore the relationship between the Doctor and this Riddler person. Does he/she have a connection to the…[Read more]

You know when you’re a writer when you find a character/scene/plot that you like, and wonder how you can write your own without it seeming like you were copying it.

You know you’re a writer when you feel guilty about killing one of your characters because your little sister has the worlds biggest crush on him and constantly reminds you of it.

@epicaddie2 ‘Nother quick question: Is there a name for the “world” in which Rangers live? Like a state and/or country?

@daughteroftheking Hi! Whew! It was getting spooky here all alone. XD

@emily I’m so sorry. I really did mean to get back to you earlier, but it looks like someone answered before I could.

My current WIP uses a bunch of different “fantasy” aspects. I’m not sure there are any characteristics that would properly define a fantasy novel in the way you seem to be thinking. A fantasy is something that isn’t real, so most…[Read more]

*sigh…* anyone else here?

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@emily It’s going okay… I’m trying to create the setting. Like he lives here and they live there and that island goes over there… It’s very complicated

Seeya later!

Hello, @winter-rose

@emily Go on ahead! Nice to have company 😉 Working on your fantasy story?

@winter-rose Oh, hello! Am I too late? I think I’m going to work on my KPA (Kingdom Pen adventure) plans.

I don’t usually put letters in books, because I haven’t had the need to. 😛 But I would think that, if the letter wasn’t of much significant importance to the plot, then you might not even need to write out the letter in the story. You can tell in the narrative the character got a letter that day, maybe summarise the general basics of what it…[Read more]

@inkling-for-christ I’m pretty sure Time Lords are the only Gallifreyans who are able to pilot a TARDIS. It comes with their training, I guess. *shrug*

And it is NOT a problem. I am SOOOOO excited!!!! That rant I just did was out of joy, if that’s what you mean 😉

*runs into bathroom and locks self up* *screaming something about a Time Lord being in my story* *emerges and hobbles back with red face* GASP phew! Thanks, @inkling-for-christ!

Attention: NO MORE CHARACTER SUBMISSIONS, PLEASE! Story-preparing phase #1: “Characters” is now finished I am now going into story-preparing phase #2: “Setting.”

@alia Yea so am I… Seeya!