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@thearcaneaxiom

Sorry it took awhile to get to this. I just haven’t had much time the past few days to sit down and just reply.

You asked if there are any fantastical elements in this world, and that is something that I’ve been debating about a lot lately. In the very original story, there was one tribal nation that had control over dragons, but…[Read more]

@jonas

Alright, thanks. Yeah this one world I’ve been crafting with my friend is definitely more geared towards the hard magic system side.

@TheArcaneAxiom

Hmm, so my worldbuilding is pretty solid, and very real for me, because I literally have places based off of real things. For example, I have an underground trade city in the Nevari Desert that is directly based off of Derinkuyu, Cappadocia. I have a whole tribe that has ties to the Basotho, geographically, and culturally, and I…[Read more]

@acancello

Hi!!

Oh dear.. weirdest food… well, my (honorary) uncle brought some kind of a drink from a Zambia missions trip he went on and the closest thing I can get to discribing the drink is… fermented apple juice, banana juice, and motoho, which is a fermented sorghum drink that’s popular here. It was pretty weird.

My favorite book…[Read more]

@highscribe

*laughs* oh so we have a siblinghood here.. hey that’s great. None of my siblings are avid writers, but we sure do make life interesting for each other. (and yes I have skipped on school books too…. most of them were Little House on the Prairie books that were in danger of putting me to sleep.)

@trailblazer

Hello, Janessa! That sounds awesome! I have a sister who loves to dabble with photography, and once-upon-a-time I had an idea for a novel set in the Victorian era. (I was inspired by the word ‘Pendragon’ that I found while reading a book by C.S. Lewis.)

That’s neat! I’ve had several family members that were pastors, and both of my…[Read more]

@Jonas

For the most part I label fiction in time categories, but non-fiction I consider biographical, a work like, say Mere Christianity, and stuff that isn’t made up. Idk if that makes sense.

I’m not quite sure what you mean by ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ magic systems…

@Jonas

Hello!!

Hmm, my favorite genres to read are probably fiction and fantasy, and those are also the genres I write in the most. I also like historical fiction and some nonfiction.

Yes, I’ve had some magic systems. When I first started writing, I was invited to pro-create in a world two other MKs had been working on. We eventually became…[Read more]

@Hybridlore

Yeah, it’s really pretty, especially in the rainy season. We’re not really remote, though I do live in a village. I live close enough to the capital city, Maseru, that I can see it off in the distance.

I had another synopsis for the prologue story… but for the life of me I cannot find it. *groans* But I found this one that I…[Read more]

Hi @grcr!

*laughs* goodness, you sound like a Ydubber… you wouldn’t have to be one, would you? I was a member of the Young Writers Workshop for awhile, but I had to leave. You just sound exactly like some people I know… idk maybe just teen writers act like that in general. I wouldn’t know the difference. XD

Favorite country…. eesh I don’t…[Read more]

Hello Hybrid!!

I’ve lived here since 2018, but my family has been to the States once since then. Yeah, living here is a lot different then America, but I love it. I love mountains and we live in sight of the Drakensburg/Moloti mountain range, so whenever I see the mountains on a clear day, it makes me happy. (:

My WIP is something I’ve been wor…[Read more]