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@seekjustice My mom was really careful when I was younger about things that featured daughters rebelling against their dads. I wasn’t allowed to watch The Little Mermaid for the same reason (which I don’t mind; I’m not a huge fan of Ariel now that I have watched the movie, lol). Once I was a little older (10-12-ish, maybe?) she thought I’d be…[Read more]

@gracie-j That seems like a strange divide. I wasn’t allowed to read The Horse and His Boy for several years, but that was the only Narnia book I wasn’t allowed to read.

Yes! I’ve read his Cooper Kids series (4-6 are my favorites; I’ve reread 5 many times) and his This Present Darkness books. I’ve been meaning to reread This Present Darkness for…[Read more]

@gracie-j *gasp* Nancy Drew was my childhood. I read so much Nancy Drew, Boxcar Children, Happy Hollisters, Mandie… But I was also given pretty free rein of my family’s library, ’cause I jumped straight from reading those to reading certain (parent-approved) adult fantasy when I was seven. XD

I totally forget what my first rambly paragraph was about, but it was rambly and probably not all that important.

Second paragraph was also rambly, but it was about my books. I have three:

• The Mirror-Hunter Chronicles
• Short Story Collection vol. 1
• Lost Girl

They’re all under R.M. Archer. Short Story Collection vol. 1 is the most…[Read more]

KP ate my post. -____-

@lewilliams *squints* What writing forum? ‘Cause this is something one of my writing groups does every year, too, lol.

Sorry it’s so small!

@godlyfantasy12

It was on the night of the Finding when I received the powers of the wind. 

@devestate-lasting, @godlyfantasy12

A thousand years ago, I was taken from my forest, chosen by the Great Dragon to become his immortal servant–I never thought I would become his best friend.

@godlyfantasy12

Long ago, the world was split in half:  one side was governed by industrialism, the other side governed by nature–and way between these two places was protected by the Guardian.

Ooo, that looks fun!!  I’ll try, but I also might be too busy. 😢

@aj_serene

Hey!  I’m Ella.  I, too, struggle with procrastination. 😄

Do you normally write fantasy, or do you also write other genres?  I write speculative fiction, thriller/suspense, and dystopian books.  My favorite books are the Hunger Games, the Maze Runner by James Dashner, and the Sandcastle Empire by Kayla Olsen.  What are some of your…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

Your merch is so cute! 😍

@annika-c

That’s awesome!  I play basketball for my school, too.  I love it! 😍  I ran cross country once but it wasn’t my favorite…  I want to do track and field in spring next year too.

Wow, great job!  I was going to do NaNoWriMo this year, but I was too busy with school.  Hopefully I can do it in July.

To Trinidad and Tobago when I was…[Read more]

@annika-c

I’ve never read it, but I guess I’ll have to now!! 😋

@annika-c

Oops, wrong tag 😬

My real tag is @nova21

(I’m on another forum on a different website and i use that tag–sorry)

@annika-c

hey!!  Nice to meet you, I’m Ella.  (Btw, you can tag people by copying and pasting the handle underneath someone’s username–e.g.  mine is @writergirl101)

I’ve read Wings of Fire and Keeper of the Lost Cities!!  I love them!  My personal favorites are The Maze Runner series by James Dashner, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, and…[Read more]