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*wipes tear*

@rochellaine THAT’S AMAZING!! I laughed so hard xD
@everyone els   I love that this thread is a thing.

You know you’re a kapeefer when you spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to think of a kapeefery thing that you do (That hasn’t already been said!) and then feel bad because you couldn’t. :p xD

Also does anybody els always look to make sure they spelt kapeefer correctly because of the squiggly red line? *facepalm*

@rochellaine

Just The fact that you’re aware of the issue is a good sign!
I don’t have any super good advice for you (sorry! 🙁 ) But once you’ve got a goal/motivations for Chara, A good way to introduce conflict is for one of the other characters (the more the MC cares for them the better, in my opinion)  to have a goal that conflicts with…[Read more]

@rochellaine What a cool thread topic! I love all your quotes guys!
I don’t know who originally said this but I’ve always liked the quote
“Seek progress, not perfection.” 🙂

You know you’re a Kapeefer when you discover that one of your shirts’ tags says “Alia,” and you wonder if @alia designs clothing…

@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. 😀

@aratrae @daeus @the-r…[Read more]

@mnvalentine Yes! I think showing the reader who the characters are presently and how things around them are different now is very important.
Is it necessary to review events of the previous book if they’re not relevant to the current events?
And I’m not sure I quite understand your last question. Could you maybe elaborate a bit?

(Also, I love…[Read more]

We are close to Philly, so everyone around here is Eagles fans! And I’m so happy that they won!!! Especially at the end, when they gave glory to God. That was just way too awesome! *cheers*

@dekreel yours was so hilariously true!

@skredder That makes sense. It’s a snippet of the full-length arc. A teaser to the full-length story. Okay. *nods* That gives me a new perspective on this. Very helpful! Thank you.

@mariposa I really like the idea of doing the same kind of arc on a smaller level. It gives a hint of the overall story, but it’s not as huge or a really big…[Read more]

@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.