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@That_Writer_Girl_99 good thoughts. I played around a lot with government and where it fits in, but it was so equally part of all four of the pillars I couldn’t bring myself to make it its own separate one. 😛
It’s probably the most perfect manifestation of a country’s EiL within itself, whereas Economy is a further exploration of that outside of…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 Ooooh I was talking about this a while back… let me go copy and paste my emails… XD

It’s a fairly simple thing, but once you delve into it there’s a lot to work with.
Basically, I came up with four pillars I think every culture is built on.

1. History
2. Religion
3. Geography
4. Economy

In that order. History and Religion…

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@jadamae Great! Just contact me through the link I posted earlier and I’ll get it to you.

@salome01w4g The google doc would be fine.

@shannon I’m so glad your trip went well! Praise the Lord. And thanks for praying.
@emily Many thanks. It really means a lot. 🙂

WOAH, that turned out way bigger than I was expecting…😁

@emily-d Great quotes! Lol, that last one though…

@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.

@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.

@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.

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?

@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.

@Jess lovely topic. I have a lot of thoughts on unhappy endings, but I haven’t got time to consolidate them all now, so I’ll just leave you with the biggest two.

The first is the concept of catharsis. The reader must be satisfied in some way or other. The reader must feel that something was gained; that the world is somehow better as they leave…[Read more]