Kathleen

@leon-fleming I’m afraid I’ve only read And Then There Were None and Murder On The Orient Express. I should read more of her, though. I love her writing.

I guess mainly I want to portray “messed up people doing messed up things in a messed of world”, because honestly, that really is what life is like, right? Just different degrees of “messed up”.

@leon-fleming *looks at you very carefully* Really lol Minions? I mean, I love that you love it, but I never got into them XD they bug me for so reason, maybe because I relate to them haha I don’t know:)

@kathleenramm I know right lol, Oh you guys keep me from getting old lol

@leon-fleming Oh I will definitely tell you what I think of it:) You had the snake around your neck?!! Wow buddy that is a new fashion trend XD I mean man oh man:P

I love peanut butter to it’s so good!!!!! especially with chocolate:) you should try that.

Oh cool! I don’t think I asked you this but how old is she? Also, I don’t think I got your…[Read more]

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin Jeezly crow!! that was a trick question lol, How was I supposed to get that XD (and I gave my answer so proudly lol)

@leon-fleming *puts on reading glasses* Your poem is quite good!

@jenwriter17 Lol same, I have two WIPs and they never leave me alone so I have to try to write both of them at once 😂
<p style=”text-align: center;”>Oooh, any story that touches on racism has my interest piqued already…my medieval story has some set up of nation vs nation and false things believed on both sides, so thats kind of there as…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

Oh, me too. A good theme makes the story, because a good theme is so deeply rooted in to the character’s arc that it almost ceases to become a theme and is just part of the character’s struggle. It adds such a depth, doesn’t it?! I love theme so much. Honestly, when I want to just throw up my hands and give up, the story themes is…[Read more]

@leon-fleming Haha no worries! Any poetry of yours is welcome in my inbox XD

@leon-fleming I think you should know I received an email with a poem in it. It was very nice. I might specify that it’s your poem XD

@kathleenramm I really like villains in general, but they have to have some sort of element to them that I like. For example, I really disliked Count Olaf, but he was a really great villain.

So my saga has a wide cast of characters, all of whom appear in some way or another. A character may be a hero in one book but a villain in another,…[Read more]

@leon-fleming Haha yeah. Fireflies seems to be a pretty popular song.

@kathleenramm Oh yeah! They say one way to craft a really good villain is to take your main character but twist him wrong. Though, I must say, this wouldn’t work if you have multiple villains.

Personally when writing I like writing from my villain’s POV most. It makes him seem more human to me.

@millennium @leon-fleming My signature on SE used to be “I like to make myself believe…that planet Earth…turns…slowly” actually XD

@millennium Ooh. That is a solid premise.

@leon-fleming Oh I remember my guild used to have a thing like that XD

@millennium Those are really nice names!

Can you tell me about your novel?

@millennium I would want two cats, one named John Tyler and the other Joseph Conrad. I don’t know what I would name rabbits, though. What are your pets’ names?

@millennium Nice! Both are ideal pets! Would own if I could.