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@catwing If it makes their decision any easier, Dragon Snapper would join the Guardians.

@salome014g @seekjustice Well, book 12 of the Ranger’s Apprentice is really good, so I recommend skipping 10 and 11. Those are really boring. *groans and hides face in a pillow*

@epicaddie2 Awesome!

@catwing *gasps and recoils. gold coins fly everywhere* You haven’t seen the Emperor’s New Groove?
If you have a chance to watch that movie, do so. It’s awesome.

@catwing @epicaddie2 I’m joining you! Watcha working on?

Now, let’s see if I can do this without getting distracted. *glances meaningfully at KP conversations vs amount of words* 😛 JK

@catwing @epicaddie2 I’m joining you! Watcha working on?

Now, let’s see if I can do this without getting distracted. *glances meaningfully at KP conversations vs amount of words* 😛 JK
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@catwing *buries self in piles of gold* Cats! Ahhhh! Run for your lives!
@shannon Okay, the second one now applies to dragons who run from cats.

@salome01wg Well…if being a writer and not really liking reading at times is a sickness, then yes. But otherwise no. I’m as healthy as any other dragon. 😛

@catwing That it is!
@shannon The first one is fantastic! 😛 However, the second one…we never run. I laugh in the face of fire! What have you that can conquer the dragons of KP?

@joy
Awesome! I love the idea, and it could definitely work!
Now my brain is brainstorming even though its not my idea. 😛

@daughteroftheking Well, that’s weird, but it’s also cool.

Could you write a scene from these killer plants’ POV?
Could some small animal be left in a room of plants and then when we come back to the room the animal is dead with signs of violence?
Could you describe a setting from the omniscient POV where there are these killer plants around and…[Read more]

@joy I like it. Actually, to some degree that happened. Not white servitude, but the south felt mistreated after the war and there was a good deal of unrest during reconstruction. It could be good stuff to get ideas for your novel from.

Anyway, I would totally be for keeping this story in the real world. However, since you don’t want history…[Read more]

@Joy Fascinating idea! Definitely thematic potential here. 😀
I’m gonna echo what some of the others said too: I personally would put it in a fantasy world with strong similarities to tie it to the Civil War era. It just sounds plain easier to me because there’s more freedom to wing the details. But it’s, of course, totally up to you, and if…[Read more]

@Dragon-Watcher Welcome to the Kingdom! 😀 That’s an awesome dragon photo you have for your profile pic. 🙂

@Joy oooh… what I like about that is it has a ton of thematic potential. I’m not quite sure about the revisionism, from a historical standpoint, and if it was me I would probably create a fantasy or scifi world and then do the story with obvious parallels to the Civil War, but there are a lot of writers that can pull off things I’d be scared to…[Read more]

Probably people getting stabbed where there is no visible weapon. A cleared around the invisible soldier. People could hear the invisible guy.

@ryanna *gratefully takes the cough medicine*