Kylie

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I’M A RUMOR WEED! (also stuck in my head now)

@mariposa  AAAAA DON’T GET THE RUMOR WEED SONG STUCK IN MY HEAD! AAAARRRGH

@daughteroftheking  😀  I like it!

@rochellaine  Sounds awesome! Is it set in today’s times?

I would love to read it! 😀

@jenwriter17 I like that kind of moss too, but I’m talking about Spanish Moss, which is totally different, and even more cool.  It’s a kind of moss that grows on the branches of trees and hangs down beautifully and mysteriously.

@rochellaine Cool! I love moss too. ‘nature’s carpet’ I call it. 😜I took a picture once of a tree that had a lot of roots exposed (’cause that’s the kind of tree it was) ’cause it looked like something from a fantasy novel.

@rochellaine

This sounds like my kind of book! I love horses and westerns!!! I agree with SeekJustice (and I’ve read a lot of horse books), but I think it could be interesting. 😉👍

@seekjustice Finally finished that post.  It was really hard, because I’ve never written a synopsis for this particular book before, and I don’t usually figure out the entire plot before I write, but just a general idea.  But anyway, it’s there, so if you’d like to see about it, go ahead.  🙂

(I do actually have more plans than what I wrote in th…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Hi, thanks for your comments. (I’m assuming it was you.)

I’m planning on editing and finishing the story hopefully in a few days or a week, and then I’ll post the completed version here – I guess for more critique.  🙂

So thanks everyone, and I’ll talk to you about the story in another little while.

@sam-kowal @dekreel @itisastarryn…[Read more]

@seekjustice I have only recently been introduced to character charts, and have only ever done one…but it was fun – and a lot of work. 🙂

I am about to be done now, but I think I’ll post my Contemporary Western in Novel Critiques first.  (Can’t stay up too late tonight, because tomorrow’s Sunday.)

@jenwriter17 I totally understand the “I’m not really part of the conversation until my mom mentions I write books” thing.  🙂  I can hear those words from across the house.  Because it’s so common I don’t have as much trouble answering as I used to, though.

Okay, something that my family did because I’m a writer which no one else would do.…[Read more]

@alia  The Doctor (Who-fanfic! ;P ) would rather be on the run with an ally she can’t stand. She loves that 😛

@perfectfifths  Ohh, that’s a tough one… Maybe, ooh, never have a birthday again

@aviantrail  Bugs. It’s an experience

@catwing  She already travels all over the future and past, but if she had to pick… Oooooooooooooh…… If she…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 Hello! I think you said hi to me in my belated hello post, but that’s okay 😉

@skredder That’s awesome that you were able to help a fellow writer! I’ve met at least three other writers (who were previously strangers) just by wearing my favorite writer shirt that says “It’s okay. Writers should be strange” 😜

I love that ‘mafia’ game! I often play it in big groups with homeschooling friends. I’m never the story teller (so g…[Read more]

@his-instrument  Quoting from my email updates since your post disappeared…

Those are some good names…

Piper is cute, probably my favorite. The only thing is, I think Piper is a character in the Percy Jackson series (though I haven’t read it). Not sure how much popularity that series has right now, or what your goal is for this project, so it m…

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Hey, I’m writing for a while.  Anyone want to join me?

@seekjustice is usually here around this time, or anyone else?

@ingridrd Thank you! @mariposa Lol, the plot doesn’t really involve bacon, although “long live bacon” is the king of random thing Rori would love. *lowers voice* It’s still a weird plot. Talking plants and such. Weird. 😀 @catwing *whispers* Glad I’m not the only one with a favorite. 😉 *glancing furtively around at my other characters*

@lightningmouse I love vigilantes, so it sounds really interesting to me.  (I also love the name Rafe, but that is kind of irrelevant.) 🙂

The synopsis is a little long to put on the back of a book, though I have seen some pretty long book-back synopses.  I can’t tell you about saying the same thing in fewer words because I have the tendency to u…[Read more]