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@bethanysinkyroses  Oh, and yeah! There’s a whole topic for prayer requests!

@shannon Thanks 🙂 🙂

@dekreel Well compared to lots of places America is a pretty awesome country – I guess its a matter of perspective.

This is such a cool idea! I’d love to share some of the things I’ve learned and discovered…

How I get over writer’s block by summoning inspiration

Every single book I write I get writer’s block at least twice. It’s not fun. Because I really want to write, but the words won’t come or I just don’t feel inspired at the moment. Here’s what I do w…[Read more]

*gasps in shock* i can’t believe most of you haven’t heard of it! It’s so awesome! It’s a Christian writing conference for fantasy and sci-fi writers, and they have a special session for teens. you can check it out at realmmakers.net.

sorry, i don’t know any portal mechanics 😜

@aratrea you should definitely go!

@aislinn-mollisong

I’ve got rhythm in my blood and melodies in my thoughts.

That would actually make a good first line XD

@shannon  Is your family a musical family?

@that_writer_girl_99  *wails* I KNEW IT WAS TOO LONG!

It’s okay. Um…. That’s a problem. Cuz everything I write ends up either very long or very short XD

TAKE TWO!

How to Make Action Scenes Interesting

Instead of just focusing on the action itself, like who did what etc., focus on what the character is feeling. Otherwise it will just sound…[Read more]

And as you asked us to tag other Kapeefers….

@shannon  @seekjustice  @jane-maree  @inkling-for-christ  @jenwriter17  @daughteroftheking  @bethanysinkyroses  @princessfoo  @introvert_girl  @lady-iliara  @KAPEEFERS! (I’m so glad Daniel found that word X) )

@that_writer_girl_99

Do they have to be thought over? How thought over? How long does it have to be?

Sorry about all the questions!!

I’ll give it a try…

How to Make Action Scenes Interesting

It can be a fight scene, a chase scene, an argument or even a celebration. My advice: Put the spotlight on the characters, their feelings and their…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Yeah…that’s a ways a way from me too, although I have heard of it before…

I find this conversation very depressing. 😉

Okay….soooooo.
I actually think that everyone else covered it. The one kill-dragon scene I wrote was terrible–perhaps I should have asked this question myself.

Besides, I can’t give away information on how to take down my comrades.

@supermonkey42 @sam-kowal @inkling-for-christ The Ice cream and raspberries were originally made popular by Daeus, just because he loved them and made mention of them at random times. I incorporated that into the LOKD, which is the first (as far as I know) of the Kapeefer Literature. 😀

Does that answer your question?

@alia  I get ya X)

That’s a beautiful song! Sorry I didn’t reply sooner…

And signing off *siiigghhhh…..*

@catwing  @jenwriter17  I haven’t heard of it, but it sounds awesome! Unfortunately I won’t be coming.

Jen, I’m excited for you!! I know that feeling where you just wanna squeal about it. Have fun!! Hope you meet Nadine Brandes (whoever she is…)!

@seekjustice  I’ll miss you!!

@winter-rose  @dragon-snapper  @catwing  @aislinn-mollisong  @emily  @shannon @supermonkey42  I’m here. Again…

@dragon-snapper  Write a book, probably

@catwing  A cabin. She hates being ostentatious. (welll, sometimes she loves it…)

@dragon-snapper I am neck-deep in school assignments right now and wading through a pile of books I desperately want to read, so at the present moment I’m afraid I’ll have to decline. I’m glad you have enough though! Sorry I didn’t reply sooner- for some reason email kicked it into spam, even though I thought I fixed that. *scowls at technology in…[Read more]

@emily I slightly struggled with this issue as well, but researching the three act structure/the heros journey helped me out, as introvert_girl sugjested. However, I think, consider this: Your story is about your character, right? You want your character to get from point A to point C.
Consider giving your character a character arc. Then for area…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 But on a more realistic note, I believe that the real hero, is Jesus.  So if I wanted to see what that looked like, we do always have a higher example of such. Of course in a book you would want to consider your protagonist the hero. After all, that’s what protagonists are for.. Just a thought.

@epicaddie2 A hero is someone who embraces truth and what’s right, no matter the cost.
but the dictionary tells me that:
1.a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character:
2.a person who, in the opinion of others, has special achievements, abilities, or personal qualities and is regarded as a role model or ideal: