Greta

@emily

Ike would rather carry a gun. XD

Would your character rather have a year in solitude, or a year in Hollywood?

Welcome to the site, @foreverme Glad you found us. 🙂 What’s the premise of your current work-in-progress?

@epicaddie2 ooh, good topic. I can think of several different definitions right off the top of my head.

A hero is someone who does the right thing even when no one notices.

A hero is someone who does the right thing even when others condemn him for it.

A hero is someone who is wise enough to see the world clearly and foolish enough to love it…[Read more]

@winter-rose Frodo! 😀 I would be honored for you to read my book. You don’t have my email do you?

@epicaddie2 *dies laughing* It’s perfect. :’D

@aislinn-mollisong @dekreel Great! 😀

Aislinn…I can’t say no to that, can I? XD

To all and anyone else who’s going to beta-read this, here is the customary procedure for getting my email, cause no way never will I post it here. 😉

Anyway, email kingdompen at their kingdompenmag email gmail which is in the subscribe bar up there. @hope…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong, glad I’m not alone

@perfectfifths Ike would rather be turned into a dragon, cause then he could melt chairs.

@catwing Rather have a cat. Less maintainence.

@emily Ike would rather do neither math nor science. Both boring. But if he was forced to pick one, he would choose Kindergarten math.

@allison-grace He would rather drink tea. It tastes more like…[Read more]

@princesswriter, you basically see if anyone else is writing. then you talk about what it is you’re writing, what problems you’re having, or something like that.

by the way, if anyone is on, I’m writing right now.

And why didn’t those tags work?

@daughteroftheking

@corissa-maiden-of-praise

@foreverme Hey! Welcome to kingdom pen! 😀 What’s your favorite book?

@aislinn-mollisong What about melted chairs?

Just as a quick note, it is technically breaking the law to use a fake address for a mailing list. I like the idea of doing a forwarding address like Daeus recommends (and yes; you probably won’t even get any mail), but I would not recommend making one up.

@emily-d  I read it a loooonng time ago and loved it!!!!  It is so well written and the characters are so real.  🙂

@waterlily Yes! I loved the way they added in the footnotes. And my mom thought the same thing about them walking on the edge of the cliff. 🙂

@mariposa Great topic. I’m looking forward to what other people have to say.

For myself, I haven’t yet built a platform I can really base a business on, but I know that’s mainly my fault for not giving platform building enough attention. I have done a couple things with platform building though, and while some of them did not work, some of them…[Read more]

1. What kind of magazines are you looking for? Art magazines? Writing magazines? Fiction magazines? Something else? The Christian Writers Market Guide has a great index of different publications to submit to if you’re looking for options.

2. The internet is great for this. Figure out who your ideal audience is (age, gender, interests, passions)…[Read more]

@aratrea I can think of several examples from the Bible. In 1 & 2 Kings especially, when so many bad kings are overthrown and a few faithful survive. Or when the Babylonians captured Judah, and everything looked awful, but it was to draw the people of Israel (protagonist) back to God; we know more of the story, that the Messiah did come. Would…[Read more]