Koshka

@loopylin

*Bows* Glad to, but I’ve got a class at 6:00 Central, so I guess this’ll just have to be an early for of harassing. Going to start sprinting in a few minute though.

@ellette-giselle

*Nods*

Well done.

@ellette-giselle

Go make feed yourself. You’re dedication is admirable, but the work will still be here. Give thyself sustainance.

I would personally love to see you write a book set in Africa. It’s a beautiful place with a rich tapestry of cultural history. And research can be broken down into manageable bites. Mountains don’t have to be climbed in a day. 😉

@esther-c

First of all, cultural research?! You have my mostly undivided but prone to rabbit trailing attention. Now, Africa is very big and is as diverse in people groups, religions, climates, and cultures as most other continents. I would get an idea of where you’re sending your charies first to narrow down the scope of what you’re tackling.…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

*Tackle hug*

Hi!! Good to see you’re still alive. XP

You’re joining the C. S. Lewis writing Fellowship too? Lovely. I have no clue what it’s going to be like. Just hoping it’ll work out around life, ya know. As I’m currently writing this while sitting in the corner of the Math and Science building waiting for class to start…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Wow, you’ve put a ton of work into that. it looks like a real working website.

It honestly looks a lot like the Parf Edhellen website, just a lot easier to navigate (at least for a snooper like me who doesn’t have an account for ParfEd and just cares about the dictionary). I like it.

As much as I hope KP gets fixed, I do so…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Am making a list of possible titles…

@loopylin

@loopylin

Good, good. Both excellent choices.

*Sniffs importantly*

@loopylin

XD

Why not give everyone titles? Although…we’d have to think of them first.

But we’re writers. That shouldn’t be a problem.

@whalekeeper

It does have quite the ring to it. Hmm.

Still the First and Second KP Archivists sounds pretty cool too.

@loopylin

Ah. But the idea of the Archivist slipping around in a long dark robs with a pocket full of colorful potions and smelling salts is spectacular…although maybe it should be a swirly neon dress and twinkle-toe shoes. That should wake some things up.

If not the Archivist, I do believe Whaley could carry said title.

(although I don’t…[Read more]

Oh my word. This thing hath been revived?!?

I am astounded. I didn’t know a topic could flatline for this long and come back.

*Happily sits back to sip tea and watch the chaos*

While I don’t know about Slack, I have shared my email, and am on a couple other types of messaging platforms.

@linus-smallprint

That looks like a functional possibility. *Nods to self* Yes, if the dear old Kingdom of Pen collapses, we won’t be left behind buried in the rubble.

*Strokes stone archway affectionately*

Also, having looked at the YWW (YDubs) page set up, I really appreciate the simplicity of KP’s page function. Topics on YWW are continuous…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Awesome.

Probably good advice. I would, but it’s already in his backstory, and I didn’t want to go back and change it now.

And I mostly just lost it when I realized that this, being a modern real life setting, I couldn’t go sort through or make up the customs and laws myself, like I could for nearly any of my other WIPs.…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Ah, thank you! This is a lot of helpful information.

Okay, so the kid is in Canada at the time (Quebec) as that’s the family residence. I have found a bit of legal stuff for Canada by now, but haven’t started looking into the American side. This is so beautifully concise (which legal documents are definitely not).

This is…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Okay, thanks though. Neither do I.

*Uncertain laughter*

@stephie

Hmmm, not a bad idea. I’ll look into that.

@ellette-giselle

Alrighty. =)

Also not certain exactly how an ongoing murder investigation would pan out/effect things, when there’s no clear suspect or solid evidence besides the dad’s work (Parents were…[Read more]