Lady_Erin

Hey! @jenwriter17

First off, love your blurb. And the collage was really cool.

I’m working with a similar WIP, and although it’s a fantasy novel, not a dystopian sci-fi, there are still a lot of cliche-like elements, but here’s the thing: I’m in the rough draft stage right now, so I don’t care if there’s cliches or not. I don’t care at all.

The…[Read more]

Alright folks! ‘nother newsletter is done, and that means its time to submit your advice! If you can come with it, I want to hear it! Put it down below!

@Catwing Sorry for not being your friend… *apologetic glitter*

@GracieGirl They shouldn’t disappoint. 😀

@Daeus I thought Andrew Peterson too—he’s got his own website andrew-peterson.com, and then a community he’s head of, rabbitroom.com, which I think has a large following of writers with the same general worldview of KeePers. Which is nice. And from what I’ve read he seems like a nice personal guy who’s always interested in helping others…[Read more]

Maybe you could split it up into a few smaller posts?

Okay, I see this one…

@rochellaine hmm, nope I didn’t get it. Maybe you can just try messaging it to me?

@SeekJustice The Sil is hard to get through in places, but I really think it’s worth it, so don’t put it down after being bored for a few chapters. ;P And you’ll be making quite a bit of use of the maps in it, too. It’s slow going, but there’s some good stuff in it. Whatever order your read the books in.

@gh24682468999 Aww, thank you SO much for the sweet compliments! I always love my writing projects, but feel pretty shy about sharing them, because, as I’m sure you can understand, I feel pretty sure they’re probably not really all that great. So… your comments were more than a little encouraging! No worries about the long post. I really…[Read more]

@SeekJustice I agree with Emma, and recommend reading LotR first. As the Silmarillion is, basically, a history of Middle-Earth, not really a novel, I think having the other stories first and foremost in your mind would make it a bit easier to digest.

@SeekJustice Hey, good idea! Good question too, and I’d actually recommend reading LotR first. The Silmarillion is meant more for someone who’s already quite familiar with Tolkien’s world, I think. The books specifically. It won’t make a ton of difference either way though. You’d appreciate both more after having read the other, so there’s not…[Read more]

@Amily-Huddleston Yay for Faramir and Jean Valjean! Two of my all-time favorite characters as well. And Les Miserables is the best. My favorite book.

Welcome to KP! 😀

@dekreel, Are you postitive it cant be Dekreel? I think it would fit that one perfectly…

in all seriousness, I have no time now, but be prepared to have a long list of names when I return.

@amily-huddleston, Welcome! Love Tolkien and Lewis. I’m getting ready to read the Abolition of Man as soon as it comes into the library

@ceaseless-prayer, sorry got busy. I’ll read it today or tomorrow

@rochellaine @gh24682468999@seekjustice @alia @dekreel Don’t feel like you have to or anything, but if any of you guys were wanting to proof my script, I’d appreciate if you could get it done this week, or early next week… Thanks for the tips @gh24682468999 🙂

Well, that’s the extent of my tech-knowledge, so hopefully someone else comes along with the answer you need. @jenwriter17

@gh24682468999, do you still need people to read this? I’m an MK going through this