Hannah Olsen

@perfectfifths Uh, I probably could… I’ll finish the first one for now and then if I’ll let you know after that.

@perfect-fifths Uh, I probably could… I’ll finish the first one for now and then if I’ll let you know after that.

@emma-flournoy Hmm. ENFJ much?

@emma-flournoy Well, I am.

IJ, you’ll just have to post some of your own Jane artwork when you are done 😀 See how they match up with what everyone else draws. 😉 (They are incredible, trust me)

@jason I’m an INFP! You know, the type with the avatar always prancing through a field of flowers or something like that. I’m not sure what point they’re trying to make… ;P Anyways, like I said, I tossed around a few ideas one of which was INFJ. For the simple reason that you’re here on KP I decided the balance of probability lay with you being…[Read more]

@I-J-Anderson ooohhh… I want to try her.

Oh, a note for those who were wondering what the market is for kindle books, I recently heard that Amazon sells well over twice as many kindle books as paperbacks.

@revayah1 I’m not a publisher myself so I couldn’t say definitely, but from the impressions I’ve gathered, I highly doubt it unless you published a very poor quality book and they don’t want to be affiliated with it. Even then though, I think that unlikely.

@Aratrea

Well… listening to the video I was enthusiastically raking my entire cast together against the protagonist and now you tell me I can only pick three!? *sigh* Life is hard.

Denholm: Harold’s friend and nephew. The one guy who stuck with him through everything and wholeheartedly believes that the world is worth saving and can be saved,…[Read more]

Hi @PrincessFoo I’ve never cowritten a book, though I think it’d be fun. I do know of a book on the subject though, but I’ve never read it. https://www.amazon.com/Co-writing-book-Collaboration-Co-creation-Authors-ebook/dp/B018GF66JE/

@PrincessFoo welcome! And unfortunately I have no experience with co-writing. At all. :/ One possible option for your specific dilemma, however, may simply be to alternate chapters/scenes between what’s happening with your character and what’s happening with hers even before they meet, assuming the plot/structure works that way.

@audrey-caylin I mainly did research, but I was able to finish off with 327 words written, so that’s good. Thanks for writing.

@emma-flournoy Yes, I suppose he would be.

@winter-rose @dragon-snapper @graciegirl @anyone I’ll be writing for an hour.

@I-J-Anderson *bows* Smeagol and I share a motto, and that is ‘always be helpful’. XD

Okay! Have fun. 😀

@Graciegirl sure. I’m not the most knowledgeable with that sort of stuff myself, but glad I was able to help. 😉

@Aysia-Serene These characters haven’t been done yet.

Erika Paige, female, nineteen. Tall, a little bony, dark-ish skin and a light dusting of freckles, with grey-green eyes and a veritable mop of brilliant red hair. She’s a mechanic… her story is steampunk, so she makes steam-powered robots and drones and such… and she also dresses like a Victo…[Read more]

VICTORY IS MINE!! Oh, I am so happy right now. 😉