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@ingridrd  *bows*

@aratrea  Yeah, sorry, I should have considered this would happen XD *nervous giggle*

@rochellaine These poems are hilarious. Thanks for starting this! 😀 😀 😀

I screeched at Stan

Like a mother bear

But all he said was “Well There

Please keep your hair

I put that hole in your blanket

Now I go for a chair”

@sam-kowal @dragon-snapper NO ONE HAS MENTIONED how funny “Now I go for a chair” is. That is most definitely the best par…[Read more]

@dekreel, good work. 🙂 I like the small installments.

Compilations of some of my favorite screenshots of @aratrea and @the-real-kapeefer

@sierra-r  @epicaddie2  @rochellaine  @corissa-maiden-of-praise  @dragon-snapper  @anyone

The Gif Hiders

Part Two: The Bird and her Cake

The Kingdom of Pen did grow weirder and weirder for Jenna, but only gradually. After a few days, ever since she had come, she had met some centaurs, a mermaid, another dragon, a tiger, and even a droid. But the weirdness didn’t exactly just rocket into the air until about three weeks after she had f…[Read more]

@skredder  Aww! I just said a little prayer for her! God bless her! 🙁

@rochellaine I enjoyed this  a lot 🙂 Good job!

@dragon-snapper, uuuuuummmmmmmm.

yeah.

I’m not going to be much help with this, cause I do the same thing.

One of the things I’ve found helpful is, like @daeus said, insert hope. Your characters should be driven by their goals.

Unless your MC is like mine, who is just plain hurting and miserable, and kind of takes it out on everyone else.…[Read more]

@ariella-newheart  KP videos… Well I really like the How to Write the Worst ….. Ever series, so definitely watch those. They don’t have to be in order (for the record, my two favorites are Allegory and Dystopian. The former is when the word “Kapeefer” got started)

Sooo… Long story short, it doesn’t matter where you start just WATCH THEM ALL!

@hannah-c So, I guess fantasy-exclusive readers wouldn’t read it, but those who read realistic fiction or biographies probably would.

@notawriter  Actually he said “mid back,” not mid black X)

Hello, anyone around?  I’m outlining/writing! (In the daytime, for once. 😀 )

@hannah-c I would read an autobiography written by someone I’ve never heard of for the same reason I would read a book about a character I’d never heard of. 😀  It would just give it an extra flair for me to realize that the character was real…or semi-real.

Answer: Yes; as long as it was interesting. 🙂  And comical and sarcastic is usually interesting.

@notawriter   Yeah, it sounds like fun.

Have you read End of the Spear?  I love that one.  It’s a true story about a family who went to the Amazon (I think) and taught the people there about God.  The father and husband of the family was killed by the people, but no one in the world knew why so many people around the world came to look for these…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 Wow!  Haha!  😀 The last line is my favorite, too.

@sam-kowal  Did you mean to tag me but not say anything?

@sam-kowal  I just realized I only responded to most of your message, my bad.

I think yes.  After I read The Reckoners (and somewhat beforehand) I was constantly making some strange connections with things that wouldn’t have otherwise been connected.  Like this one time, my friend asked me if I had ideas for what to do next and I said I was as t…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper Is this problem arising in the current story you’re working on, or all of them as a whole? Because child, I’m almost finished reading your book, and I honestly don’t know what you’re talking about. If anything, I was going to say that you need to focus more on the emotion, not less. Is this a response from beta-reader feedback, or…[Read more]