Faith Q.

@lewilliams

That’s awesome! I would highly recommend ‘Dark Horse’ by John Fischer. It’s a beautiful short allegory, is my favorite book possible (fiction wise of course) and I highly recommend it! 😀

@mkfairygirl

Of course!:D

@elfwing

That’s awesome that you’re moving to Nova Scotia!:D

That sounds awesome and six novels? Wow, that’s incredible 😀 And from what I’m hearing about them, you should definitely try and publish after you polished them as much as possible, (but remember that there actually is an ‘enough is enough’ point. I know that sounds strange, bu…[Read more]

@elanor

That is amazing!:)

I think I’ve heard of Shine FM as well:)
Yes! I live in the states and am pretty sure that K Love reaches many places around the world. Hmm, but they do have it live on their website: klove.com
It’s phenomenal and I’d 100% recommend it:)

@writerlexi1216

And I positively ADORE those portraits of Evie, Arya, and Isla!!!!!!! Evie’s cloak design is so mystical and mysterious, and Arya looks just like I imagined and Isla? She’s stunning!! I adore all of your line art and the cross-hatching and shadowing effects and all of the beautiful small details like Isla’s collar:D I can’t tell…[Read more]

@writerlexi1216

Alexa it is then! Besides, that’s an extremely awesome name:D
*Pokes head back into KP website after so long* So much has been changing and just like you said, I’m thinking “how much did I miss??” A lot I suppose, but yes, ‘crammed schedule’ should have been my middle name XD Thank you for being so understanding, I genuinely a…[Read more]

@relia

I’m a big believer in Doing Whatever Works For You, however, I’m personally going to go against the grain here and say that for me personally editing a duology together is what works better for me. I’ve written a duology and I’m currently in the process of editing it (or I’m pretending to edit it rather), and for me the best way to do it…[Read more]

@relia I agree with Jenna and Lexi, you should probably edit the first book before you move on to the second one so that you have a solid foundation with the first book. Besides, sharing the first one with your family would be so fun and might even give you some useful feedback to incorporate or just keep in mind before you move on to the second book!

@relia I’m waiting till I finish most of my series to edit…or maybe all of it (probably because I hate editing) but also in future books I might decide to change things that happen in previous books so when I go back to rewrite or whatever I can change accordingly. Also because my writing improves the more I write.

@kathleenramm It was one of those homeschool minivans, which is lowkey funny to me. That would make a great device, as well as a way to introduce a character.

@kathleenramm I actually did write a story based on it 😀 a little bit loosely albeit, but here it is if you’d like to read it 😀 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oa-DrOTBmcNVHcn3DZbgjPmYM1qNDuKPzyE_u0AWeaA/edit?usp=sharing

@nanisnook

Hey there! I’d love to read your first three chapters! It’s super brave of you to put your writing out there.

If you don’t mind my asking, is there anything specific that you’re looking for feedback on? Or are you trying to get a general impression of reader interest?

Anyway, I’m super excited to read your chapters!

@lewilliams hello there! I haven’t heard from you since the Intern days 🙂

*Rubs hands together* I’ve got plenty of recs for you.

First of all, I recommend a good reread. Whenever I get in a reading slump, I do a reread of some of my favourites. I just finished a Narnia reread and I’m currently doing a LOTR reread (in which I also hope to read…[Read more]

@lewilliams I with ya, girl!! I want to read a WHOLE LOT more now that I’m off of school!!!!😜 Also, high-fives for getting a job at the library!!!!!! That’s so cool!!!!! 😀

So for book recommendations:

1.  The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen (this is the first book in The Ascendance Series)
2. Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli (this book is…

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@lewilliams

I got one book. Only one. But it is the best book you’re ever gonna read.

What We Found In The Sofa and How It Saved The World by Henry Clark.

I’m not gonna bother explaining it. I’ll sound insane if I do.

Just read it.

Make me happy.

And that is all I have to say.

Oh, and the last line was

She’s a hopeless case.

Which sounds really dramatic, but… it’s talking about a horse. XD Oh, the joys of sentences taken out of context. 😛

Thanks again for sprinting, gals! <33

Signing off pretty late after being done… 2130 words!

Thank you @nanisnook (Great sprint btw), @daisy-torres, and @issawriter7 for writing with me! <33

@mkfairygirl

Agh, I didn’t see your message until it was too late. Hope you get through your writer’s block quickly!! <33

@issawriter7 ok so I just checked out TWN and it is SO COOL! And Isabella I had NO IDEA u wrote so many stories and had so many projects!!!

1, where can I read them???

2. consider me a follow of TWN lol!!

@relia

Awesome!!! I’d love to learn elven.

Oh, that’s fascinating! I bet I’d really enjoy reading that.

Right. I feel like I should read it eventually, due to its status as a classic. 😛

Grrr, that’s so sad!!! 🙁

@nanisnook Woo-hoo!!!! You did great!!!!! 😀

I’m . . . uh *cough* . . . getting a little writer’s block. So, I’m going to take a break now. My sorta last line is:

“Get to work!” I shouted.

Thank you so much for writing with me!!!!!!!! 😀