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@kathleenramm Ah, thank you! Kenneth is probably one of the only decent people I have left.

Ah, now I really want to hear more about your story! An ice cream shop? Bounty hunter? I’m all in!

@morgan Awesome! Do you have a synopsis that you’d like to share with us?

Ah, those movies are really good. And epic music is really great to write to!

Those are nice hobbies! I miss playing with Legos, haha…

Eyy, Hawaiian pizza for the win!

@elizabethcan

My favorite character from Pride & Prejudice would be Lizzie. I just really enjoy the character development she goes through from the beginning to the end of the story!

Oh thank you! Dystopian is challenging and I don’t do it much anymore but I still have some story ideas I’m interested in pursuing in that genre.

I’d love to be…[Read more]

@elizabethcan

Hi Elizabeth! Welcome to Kingdom Pen! I’m Jodi, one of the writing interns here at KP.

I love Pride & Prejudice too! I’m also reading On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness by Andrew Peterson right now, and I’m really enjoying it.

Yay! Another person who likes historical fiction and fantasy. I usually write in those genres as…[Read more]

@morgan Hi and welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! We’re so glad to have you here!

Fantasy is awesome. I write quite a bit myself. Do you have a story that you’re currently on?

Any movies or music that you particularly enjoy?

What other hobbies do you have besides writing?

And finally, do you think pineapples belong on pizza?

Lovely to have you…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

Awwh, thank you!! Yours sound very interesting as well!! 🙂

@kathleenramm *spent hours trying to decide which WIP*

All right, three out of the four main characters of my current work:

1. Kenneth Ouyang, the quiet (former?) student teacher (is he a student or a teacher? who knows) known for always wearing a white baseball cap. The leader of the operation. Trying to balance questing with taking care of his…[Read more]

@morgan

Hi! Welcome to Kingdom Pen! I’m Jodi, another writing intern here at KP. I like writing fantasy fiction, historical fiction, and dystopian fiction when I’m not working on school and articles 🙂

Here are some welcome questions for you:

1. What are your top three favorite books right now?

2. How did you become a fan of the fantasy genre?…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

Amazing question! For me, I would choose these characters:

1. Alana, a huntress/reindeer shepherdess who is fond of archery and has a reindeer companion.

2. Caira, the heroine, fond of studying and reading, has telekinesis and an owl companion.

3. Newton, a former antagonist now turned scavenger/thief, has a raven for a…[Read more]

@abigail-m

OH MY GOODNESS, I LOVE THAT!!! That’s EXACTLY how I imagined them, too!!! 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 Did you find that picture somewhere or illustrate it? Either way, thank you for posting it and showing me!!! They look so magical and gorgeous!!! (Now I want one so badly!!!) 🙂

@abigail-m

Oh, either way is totally fine by me!!:) I don’t get called ‘Alexa’ very often, so that 1,000% works for me!! 😀 Ah, unfortunately I had gotten behind on school, so I had to cram everything in before May ended, but now that I have free time, it’s been so much more relieving!! Aww, thank you!! It is such a good feeling to be falling…[Read more]

@milena The Lord of the Rings is such a good trilogy! I haven’t watched the others yet, but I’ll make a note of them!

The Great Gatsby was very good! I haven’t read the others, but I’ve been meaning to read The Girl on the Train. Coming of age books are very good, I agree.

Absolute mood. I also adore music. And I have listened to The…[Read more]

@elfwing

Thank you for understanding about that:) Moving across Canada? Wow, that’s cool:) It sounds tough, but really awesome at the same time 😀

*High five for omniscient writing!* XD Ooh, but first person is always fun too:D Though the only times I really use it are when I interview my characters or write journal entries for them or while…[Read more]

@elanor

Thank you for understanding about that:) Wow, moving across Canada?? Thank sounds tough, but also awesome:D
Don’t worry about it at all! In fact, I love long descriptions and I love hearing anything about horses. All you wrote was incredible and thank you so much for telling me about breaking Gypsy for riding, I just think it’s so amazing…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Of course! I’m glad I was able to help:)

@writerlexi1216

Me again XD Remember when I said I’d share a picture of the Koni I’da? Well here it is and though it’s not 100% accurate, it looks a LOT like them:)

@godlyfantasy12

First of all, you’re definitely not alone with this. I have been striving to draft my nearly four-year-old novel for almost a year now and the second draft of anything is hard. But you’re 100% right, giving up is not an option. I totally understand the feeling of having an incredible story in your head, the action and characters…[Read more]

@elanor

Hi Elanor! I’m really sorry about this late reply, and thank you for your patience with me here:)
*Gasps* You actually broke a horse? Wow, that is so amazing and I am 100% impressed by that. Do you have any tips or thoughts on breaking horses? I would like to do it one day, but I have broken in ones to watch for now XD But anyway, yes, s…[Read more]