Kylie

@linus-smallprint

I haven’t tried to solve them yet. Did you?

Also, are you familiar with where King ended up at the end?

The farlands, right?

I would personally love to see you write a book set in Africa. It’s a beautiful place with a rich tapestry of cultural history. And research can be broken down into manageable bites. Mountains don’t have to be climbed in a day. 😉

@esther-c

First of all, cultural research?! You have my mostly undivided but prone to rabbit trailing attention. Now, Africa is very big and is as diverse in people groups, religions, climates, and cultures as most other continents. I would get an idea of where you’re sending your charies first to narrow down the scope of what you’re tackling.…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

I’ll pop in here soon. I’ll be on a fancy meeting trip and surely there will be time to write in between sessions.

@loopylin

No problemo. *Notices your transparency* *Tries to catch your misty ghost aura with clawed hands* *Looks for pastries to feed you so you rematerialize*

@freed_and_redeemed

*Joins the tackle hug dogpile* Heyoooo. Good to see you around! I think I’ll be at the CS Lewis Fellowship if I remember to sign up. By the way, what’s the concept for your new fantasy? You’ve always talked about historical fiction to my knowledge, so this is an intriguing direction. I may have already heard about it but I…[Read more]

@esther-c

Is there a reason why you want to set the story in Africa? Maybe you just want a fresh but still realistic setting, and if so, that’s fair.

I’ve never been to Africa, but I have a friend my age who travels the world almost nomadically with her family. She’s definitely been there! And she is an avid writer. So I can contact her with…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

Hey hey!! I was so excited to see your username pop up in my notifs! 🤗 It’s so good to hear from you again!! <33

Ahhh, yesss, I’m doing The Next C. S. Lewis training too!! I’m so excited! Writing hasn’t been the greatest for me right now, so I’m hoping that will get me out of my rut and give me the motivation I need to start…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

*Tackle hug*

Hi!! Good to see you’re still alive. XP

You’re joining the C. S. Lewis writing Fellowship too? Lovely. I have no clue what it’s going to be like. Just hoping it’ll work out around life, ya know. As I’m currently writing this while sitting in the corner of the Math and Science building waiting for class to start…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Wow, you’ve put a ton of work into that. it looks like a real working website.

It honestly looks a lot like the Parf Edhellen website, just a lot easier to navigate (at least for a snooper like me who doesn’t have an account for ParfEd and just cares about the dictionary). I like it.

As much as I hope KP gets fixed, I do so…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Yesssssssssssssss it has begun 😀

If Gold is back part of me hopes he’s evil.

I am leaving for coffee with a friend and must be away. Farewell.

@theducktator

The White House smelled like cheese for weeks.

I’d become president just for that. That’s lovely.

Joining you!

@loopylin

Cursed ideas are fun. I like it.

Loll, one side of me figured you’d like it.

@mineralizedwriting

I have two wips that kinda uh… scratch a different writers itch? So when I’m burnt out of slice of life I can write some fighting and vice versa.

Yes!! I always have two WIPs. What else are you supposed to do if you’re tired with one project and the ideas are blocked?

@elishavet-pidyon

Good job, you got a nice word count! If you don’t know your writing is rough, that’s a problem, but if you know it needs improvement, then you have perfectly workable material. ;-P

Two of the chickens like to hide their eggs in hard to reach places.. 😏 Alyona calls them the Sister Plagues.

I know that feeling… One of our…[Read more]

@loopylin

I can give you my story’s wikipedia answer or I can give you my story’s wikipedia answer. There’s no other way to explain. *Pulls out textbook* Ahem.

Helminth is the modern scientific term for a parasitic worm, coming from Greek for ‘intestinal worm.’ But in this story’s universe, while humans eventually narrowed the word down to the…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Out of curiosity, I copy-pasted all the scenes into a document and checked the word count. It was over 40,000 words. That doesn’t count stuff I didn’t find or didn’t believe was worthy enough.

And I am currently struggling to finish drafting a 6,000 words short story. This is embarrassing. What am I doing?? Does anyone else have…

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