Hope Ann

I’ll second @emma-flournoy for being a very good beta reader (and I’m sorry I shoved that story into hibernation before you guys got to finish it), and her presence as (how shall I say this?) an interested and educated reader to constantly remind us writers what we’re doing this for.

@Kate-Flournoy *collapses to the floor and sobs with melodramatic overcome-ness*

Tagging @Daeus and @Hope for being the most amazing beta/alpha readers and writing buddies anyone could ever ask for. You guys have both seriously been major instruments in my writing journey and I wouldn’t be where I am without you.

Also tagging my numero uno fan, @Emma-flournoy. Yeah, yeah. We’ve said all the sappy stuff a million times over.…[Read more]

@valtmy Wonderful!

You people are all adorable.

@valtmy  Yay!  *happy dance*  Still praying!

@dekreel  Okay, great!  Take your time.  🙂

@daeus

This book, I like it. Another! *smashes cup*

@waterlily

I might just take you up on that beta reading offer; I’ve never had one before, so it will be a new experience 🙂

@dekreel  I’ll do her!!!!  She sounds like a cool character… 😉

And (I forget) is anyone already drawing Jaclyn for me?  Dekreel, I thought it was you but I might be wrong…no pressure; I was just checking! 🙂

Here’s her description again for anyone who’s interested:  Jaclyn Fallows—the MC for my fantasy novella.  15 years old, has carame…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper 😀 You’ll certainly be welcome to beta read it if you’d like. In the interest of full disclosure though, you should know it probably won’t be ready until the end of the year. Sorry, it’s going to be a long book. 😉

@daeus This book you speak of.

GIVE IT TO ME.

@supermonkey42 The Compendium is amazing! It gave me an excellent excuse to finally read the Legend of King Daeus (which is AWESOME @dragon-snapper).

@dekreel I feel extremely honored that you like the poem well enough to went it included there! Thanks so much, you literally just made my day! 😀

@ethryndal Nope. They’re probably better behaved than humans, actually. 😉

@sam-kowal Wow. Yes, it’s exactly like Frodo’s wound. LOTR just keeps getting deeper and deeper.

@sam-kowal *bursts into laughter* You’re right on spot there with the hit and run synopsis.

Unfortunately for Stan, teedletiden are sentient beings and tend to run away when you try to keep them as pets.

@slylilhuntress Better late than never! The KP writing team, also known as the lords of procrastination and masters at meeting deadlines a minute before midnight, extends you an official welcome 🙂

@anne-of-lothlorien  Aw, that doesn’t sound fun.  I’ll be praying.

@gabbyj  Awww, I’m so glad you like him!  😉

And @sage-g I was going to ask the same thing…tell us your secrets.  🙂

@daeus 😀 😀 That would prove to be a bit of a problem.

@ethryndal Oh, yeah. The teedletiden are one of my fantasy races. They’re short and they live in the trees. I’m going to introduce them near the end of book one and I plan on hauling along one of them for the other two books.