Greta

@dekreel Just young, eh? 😉

@perfectfifths Great. That’s a very good discipline to have. If you want to sign up, just contact me through the link I provided earlier on in this thread.

Thank you all so much! This is very helpful.

@anne-of-lothlorien Ah, look what you did to Christi!

@christi-eaton

@jess-penrose That would be great. Yep, basically what you did before.

@dekreel Weeeel, hi there! Glad you found us. 😉 How old are you? (I don’t think anyone’s asked that…)
@christi-eaton @daughteroftheking @all-other-wingfeather-saga-fans So I guess maybe I should read the Wingfeather Saga since y’all are ranting and raving about it. I’ve heard it’s phenomenal.

*dies*

@dekreel Welcome! I’m glad you finally made your way to the forum. It’s a cool place. Elizabeth was so nice to summon me over here because I too am a fan of Wingfeather. Have you read The Wingfeather Tales? That’s probably my favorite because almost all of my favorite authors are in one place. Have you read any of Andrew Peterson’s brother’s or…[Read more]

@salome01w4g Sure, you can read it on your kindle.

@anne-of-lothlorien *falls out of chair* *rolls on floor laughing* *dies* Agh, I love this to death! Simply splendid. 🙂 🙂 🙂

@salome01w4g Great! You can contact me here and then I’ll send you the doc.

@dekreel Oh, yes. I’ve read the Wingfeather saga. 🙂 I guess it does look like a fang, only more foxish.

@graciegirl Yes. Just pointing out anything that could be improved.

@dekreel
*nods sagely* Greetings.
So…*rubs hands together* Welcome to the bestistest place on the internets! Ah, instrumental. I love instrumental as well. Who are some of your favorite artists?

Hi, @dekreel 😀

Is your profile picture from anything in particular? It reminds me of a Redwall character.

Greetings back atcha, @Dekreel! Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet. 😀 Cool! What poem was that?
What genre do you write? What’s your favorite book, if you can choose one? What kind of music do you like?

@anne-of-lothlorien Lovely! XD

@daeus Nice one. You got a line of respect. 😛

You know you’re a writer when you’re decided whether you want to include someone’s backstory or not, and decide to do so not because it’s fun to write, but because it’s heart wrenching and when you say so, your sister says only this, “Sigh.”

@jess What Kate said. Basically, either the loss your character experiences needs to be necessary for them to become a better person or the ending is just plain tragic, but a side character learns something valuable from it and the readers are left with a lot of hope for that side character.