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I usually like to start my sequels (I’ve only started one sequel…sooo….) by focusing on a scene that actually entails the villain. What he’s after. Especially if you’re villain has already been introduced in the first book.

I also like to have some sort of initiative on the villain’s part. There’s something needing to be…[Read more]

@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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I have a character! Her name is Jenna. She has slightly wavy, chin-length, thick brown hair with red highlights, gray eyes, some acne, and maybe a sprinkle of freckles. If you want to do a full-body…[Read more]

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Thanks for your suggestions! You guys have given me much to think about. It will take some time for me to process everything so perhaps I should go into detail about the different issues I am encountering. This may help me think this through more clearly and come to a…[Read more]

@introvert_girl

Wow!! Thanks 😀 She looks pretty cool (and the tag actually did work the first time, I don’t know why it didn’t go green). Thank you so much!

@alia It’s an amazing book! It took a few reads to really grasp everything he says, but definitely worth the time!

@introvert_girl I’m not sure I do have a favorite cookie…anything homemade is scrumptious! My all time favorite character is Faramir from Lord of the Rings. He’s so humble and caring, yet still a strong leader. Jean Valjean from…[Read more]

@introvert_girl They’ll be posted on KP. 🙂

@introvert_girl

Thanks! I think her hairstyle would be something practical and simple–a bun or a ponytail I think.

@introvert_girl  I know it isn’t the most normal of names, but Nysa is a group of asteroids in the main belt and it sounds kinda pretty. 🙂

Some more normal names might be Esther, Ariel, Cordelia, Lyra, Maia, Nova (fun fact: my mom almost named my little sister Nova!), Astra, Dara, and Elanor.

@dekreel if you name a character Peri, I think Dot would be a cute last name. 😀 Maybe its too cheesey for your taste though.

@introvert_girl *coughHailycough* 

@introvert_girl

Here are a few (they all mean star in various languages):

Astra, Astrophel, Dara, Seren, Stella, Tara…

Hopefully these are helpful.  I love your new profile pic, by the way!  🙂

@introvert_girl *gasps* I DIDN’T RESPOND TO YOU EITHER! Ugh, I was a very bad responder in the beginning.

Fave books: ones by Chuck Black, Robert Trekillard, Douglas Bond, and C. R. Hedgcock. Fave shows: old shows like Bonanza, Andy Griffith show, Dick Van Dyke show, The Big Valley, Gunsmoke, The Rifleman. Fave movies: the Marvel movies, Karate…[Read more]

I’m making notes for characters in the KPA and I have some specific questions. If you don’t want to be in the KPA, you don’t have to answer these questions

For those of you who are new, I’m writing a story about us crazy people/creatures/aliens. It’s code named “KeePer Adventure,” or KPA

@waterlily  Do you want to be a mermaid?

@skredder  Do y…[Read more]

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What happened to this thread?! 🙂

Would your character rather have their portrait painted/drawn by a manga artist, a realistic artist, or Picasso?

@graciegirl

The short answer is I really am not a writer. (haha our kind has infiltrated)
the longer answer.. I think I know more about writing then the average reader, though not as much as a full on writer. I blame my older sister @introvert_girl haha. I care a lot about well written characters and love to learn about writing! Its such a cool…[Read more]

@dekreel Well, I was gonna say about the same thing as @introvert_girl. K. M. Weiland’s books are AMAZING; Outlining Your Novel, Structuring Your Novel, and Creating Character Arc (they all have workbooks too, which I’m currently using)

@introvert_girl … I don’t know! *gasps* We are all lost! *blinks* Oh, wait I’m gone. *vanishes again*

And as you asked us to tag other Kapeefers….

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