Greta

https://bl.ocks.org/Azgaar/b845ce22ea68090d43a4ecfb914f51bd

@emily, try this

@winter-rose, I’m signing off.

@emily, *bows in a sarcastic loyal sidekick way*

@emily you’ll have to ask my sister. She’s the mapmaker.

But I think if you look up ‘random map generator’ you might find something.

@emily, hey, you didn’t fail that pose! Good job.

@charisetter

@emily, you can have fantasy animals, or not. I probably would because that is usually the first big tip to readers that it is a fantasy story. But I don’t think its necessary. I’m a huge fan of new made up animals as long as you describe them well. And if you do use common fantasy animals, maybe spice it up and make them different from what they…[Read more]

@winter-rose, ooh, blogging. I just finished doing that.

@emily, and here I am still a loyal sidekick, even though I’ve been a KeePer longer than you…oh well 🙂

@emily, see ya

@emily, what do you need help with most?

@emily, all my stories are giving me trouble…especially my dystopian one. So I’m teaching it a lesson and letting it sit for a while

@winter-rose, What are you working on?

@emily, same here…

@winter-rose, @emily, y’all still writing?

@kate-flournoy, yeah, pretty much

@aratrea Thanks for this video! I love characters and positive character arcs, and I hope to show change in a realistic way for readers to relate to. Thanks so much for teaching this in such a good and understandable way! It’s worth a lot 🙂

1. The characteristic moment

Protagonist argues with her parents as they pack to move across the kingdom…[Read more]

I’m not sure if I have a favorite positive character arc, so I’m going to go with The Horse and His Boy, which has three amazing ones: Shasta, Aravis, and Bree. Shasta perhaps changes more outwardly than inwardly, but his views about adults and lying and such change dramatically as he turns from slave boy to prince. Aravis goes from a haughty…[Read more]

XD Okay… lemme see if I understand you here. You thought that K became ‘evil’ like M, but then K wasn’t evil? And it confused you?

@Alia