Faith Kindred

@WinterRose yesh… you did… XD Don’t worry. I’ll start a topic for it when it’s ready and then anyone who’s interested can put their names in. 😉

@Gabrielle yesh… you did… XD Don’t worry. I’ll start a topic for it when it’s ready and then anyone who’s interested can put their names in. 😉

@timothy-young Like others mentioned, I think that’s a hard FQ to make work for a historical event. The question Daeus put down (“what is poetic justice if good people are so often punished?”) may work as a much better FQ for that story! If I were writing about that event, I would probably focus the story on the problem of evil and what it mea…[Read more]

@timothy-young Yes, Kate is right. Some real life events are complex and it requires an intricate understanding of their complexities to be able to approach them from the right angle.

I think the essence of your question is “what is poetic justice if good people are so often punished?” The answer is that God is handling all the people in the…[Read more]

@Timothy-Young welllll… considering that the whole point of storytelling is that it mirrors real life, trying to assign your own interpretation to a historical event for the purpose of making a thematic point can be dangerous. My advice to you would be, don’t try to fit a real event into a pre-existing framework, but study the event until you…[Read more]

Now now girls. *wise look* Let’s not sabotage the thread, here.
@GracieGirl @Ethryndal in all matters regarding my story, refer to my agent, @Emma-Flournoy. 😛

Beautiful artwork, everyone.
And can I just say I’m extremely pleased that the artsy side of this community is getting such good development now? Carry on, wonderful pencil-wielding KeePers. 😀

@anne-of-lothlorien The answer is always yes. 😉

@mark-kamibaya, @jane-maree Yes, I agree. There is the association that, say, someone who watched the show and then stopped might have. Such a person probably wouldn’t be able to enjoy the music as music. And like @daeus mentioned, that is a case one would honor the ‘weaker brother’. In most cases though, as a general rule, I agree with what…[Read more]

Well, here it is… I wrote it a while back so it’s not entirely current anymore, but it’s pretty close. 😉

Exile is a terrible thing.
But Harold chose it.
There are many things about his destiny he doesn’t understand. Why he, a prince, should have been accursed with a strange gift that left him a monster in the eyes of the world and d…

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@GracieGirl those are adorable! I love the watch— how long did it take you to do all that detail? 😛

@Mariposa Uncharted. 🙂 I have a sort of blurb thing for it if you want… though I’m really bad at blurbs, just warning you. 😛

@dragon-snapper I edited 922 words. Glad you feel ready to write now.

I asked about how you were doing characterization because it seemed that maybe you weren’t getting to writing because the characterization was taking too long. If you don’t mind, I thought I’d share my characterization process, not because it’s the right way to do things, but…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Great.

Now, I’m curious. I can’t really chat until I’m done writing, but I’m wondering what you’re doing for characterization. Are you writing up backstories or filling out character question charts?

@dragon-snapper @graciegirl @winter-rose @daughteroftheking @northerner @ethryndal I’m writing for an hour if you want to join in.

@dragon-snapper @graciegirl @winterrose @daughteroftheking @northerner @ethryndal I’m writing for an hour if you want to join in.

Another collage, this one for one of my novellas, Rose of the Oath.

@Dragon-snapper What Kate said… though her book will probably be ready for beta-reading before mine. XD

@Dragon-Snapper *even sidelong-er glance* I might in a bit… I shall be starting a topic when I do… The same book Hope made the collages for. 😉

@Dragon-Snapper wellll… *sidelong glance* Do you like beta-reading?

Good point @Daeus; I hadn’t thought of it in reference to that scripture.

@Seekjustice I’m taking part, but I think I’m already in a cabin with some other friends. I’m not sure who organized the KeePer cabin last year.