Faith Q.

@princesswriter 10 countries AND a figure skater? Impressive!

How old are you (if you don’t mind me asking?)

@daeus I like what you’ve done above, but I personally prefer the first graphic, in the darker shade, but Kate’s right that there needs to be a divider of sorts between graphic and text.

@dekreel I need to read this! I just need to find some time.

@shannon

Definitely, make a customer inquiry 🙂

If you’re very careful you may touch it. Sabres from Babylon are very one of a kind. ☺

@salome01w4g that’s amazing 😀 thank you God!

@dekreel I don’t usually write in first, but I just finished a 100k novel in first, so I learnt a thing or do whilst I did.

-its a lot more limited, but a lot more intimate, so you end up feeling very close to the character.

-as someone already said, make good use of the five senses, especially touch and taste and smell.

-Give us your…[Read more]

@Gabbyj its pretty cool in Australia! Yes, lots of kangaroos. They’re a bit of a pest to be honest.</p>
That’s sounds cool! I am a very diserve writer, but I particularly like writing historical mixed with fantasy. I just finished the draft of a dystopian novel though

@alia goodbye to you too!

@catwing good night  *peers out the Australian sun at the bright midday sun and scratches head*

@catwing @alia

As you can see  they await my command. I’m sure they would be more than willing to join in your fight against unruly characters

@dekreel no worries 🙂

@dekreel i thought I posted the link. Let me try again.

https://anordinarypen.wordpress.com

@catwing okay cool! Perhaps I shall make an appearance one day with my sabre and army of magical origami cranes?

@shannon Why, thank you. *waves sabre around a bit more* No, of course not. One does not buy magical sabres at Target. At least not at Australian Targets *peers suspiciously at American targets* can you buy them in American Targets?

Anyway, the sabre is a family heirloom which is probably from India or Babylon or Middle-Earth. Somewhere anyway. 😉

@catwing I really enjoyed it, but I thought you rushed the ending a bit, so maybe you could lengthen it a tad?

Other than that it was really good and it stayed true to the spirit of Kapeefer. 🙂

Here’s its link if you want to have a look.

https://anordinarypen.wordpress.com

I’m just  trying to get some posts scheduled before I go away after Christmas.

@catwing @dekreel I’m here planning out some blog posts and cleaning off my bed

@epicaddie2 I love the idea of a Christmas themed fairytale. You could always try putting Bunny into another famous Christmas story too,  like the Nutcracker. If she’s into dancing she might like that idea.

@shannon @catwing @dekreel I’m glad I have caused the Kapeefer community much amusement. *bows regally and vaguely waves sabre*

@dekreel @sam-kowal got it in a nutshell. Basically, if your character starts the book bitter and angry, goes through the plot and comes out having forgiven and learnt to love (or vice versa) that is a character arc. Its just how your character changes through the story.

@emily @daughteroftheking *bows  politely* thank you.

@dragon-snapper I think it would make a lovely cover photo.