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@dekreel I know @jenwriter17 already drew Jenna (It’s super cute Jen! I like the hair!) but I really wanted to draw someones character. So… Here’s Jenna. 🙂

.. Also I just realized I made her hair too short whoops! *facepalm*

Anyway I hope you like it! 🙂

@rochellaine  Heheh  XD That’s great!

@notawriter Yes, I’m self-publishing.  I’ve already self-published several books, but never a picture book, so it will be a new experience trying to figure out the format. 🙂

I’m glad you liked it!  Wow, Oliver seems to be the favorite around here.  I wonder why?  And you’re not too late, because I haven’t decided yet. 😀

@rochellaine
Wow! Are you self publishing it?

I love it by the way! Super cute and quirky! I know i’m late but,
Out of the names suggested my favorites are Oliver, (I have a character named Oliver so i’m a bit biased though.) Isaac, and Caleb. 😀
And I really like the title a Ticket to Blueberria 😀

Oh, wrong tag.  @aratrea

@epicaddie2 Oh no.  I got this slightly wonderful, but kind of horrible idea.  See if you like it…

(I don’t know if the words will end up too small to read here, but I think if you click on the picture it gets bigger sometimes.)  Read from left to right, and then down.

@dekreel This is my own weird version of a KPA. 😀

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@introvert_girl

Hi! Just some tips…

• If events that happened in the previous book are not important, then there is no need to cover them again. Just cover the main points.
• Please don’t have a “nothing happened” time jump between books. Your characters will not seem active if they just sat around for a couple of months/years.
• Weave in a…

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@pickupyourpenandwrite An incredible revelation–so that’s why I like algebra.

@clairec Wow. Really? Thank you so much! 😀

You know you’re a Kapeefer when you write down something that makes you a writer at 11:30 PM just so you can tell the Kapeefers.

You know you’re a writer when you watch an epic Winter Olympics commercial–super active people with amazing tricks–and you just say meekly, “I write books.”

You know you’re a writer when you begin to describe the setting of a winter day as you take bulk trash to the curb.

@mnvalentine

Just off the top of my head…

Quests usually involve an impossible task or saving the kingdom.

Types of quests (can be combined):

• Defeat the Evil Overlord
• Rescue the Princess
• Defeat the Dragon or (since this is becoming more common) Befriend the Dragon
• Find the Magical Artifact of Great Power before the Evil Overlord who…

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@jenwriter17 Oh, well. 🙂  Bye!

@seekjustice Hello!  I’m finally back.  How are you doing – or are you doing at all?

@dekreel @jenwriter17 Anyone home?  I’m working on a small project.

@aratrae 😀

Wait…Did you just give us a spoiler or something?

I’m not sure if you were asking me, but I don’t mind if you use mine.  After all, it’s not my face in the pictures. 🙂

@rochellaine  AAAAHAHAAAA! I just can’t stop laughing at these!! X’D

@aratrea  Sure!! You have my permission 😉

@epicaddie2 How about this?

@epicaddie2  … Can I do other faces, too?

@epicaddie2  @jenwriter17  @christi-eaton (You have my permission, too 😉 )  @DeGraafs  @anyone

@mnvalentine  Since @rochellaine covered the questing thing, I shall bombard you with fantasy cliches:

• Damsel in distress
• Mentor (old with flowing beard, and ends up dying)
• Prisons in castle towers
• Dragons (Sorry, Snapper! But it’s true…)
• Elves
• Dwarves
• Medieval setting
• Castles
• Knights
• Magic

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@epicaddie2  HAAHHAA! I love the spoiler one XD

AAAAAAAA and the one with the frog HAHAHA!

AAAAHH These are great!!

Josiah and Daniel like them — Good sign indeed!