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@linus-smallprint Very impressive!! I love it!

@elishavet-pidyon

Cool! I think it would be fun to have zoom calls where we have writing sessions. I don’t know how practical that would be.

What scene/s are you working on now?

I’ll be here around 8/9 pm EST if anyone wants to chat tonight. Hopefully I can get another decent two thousand words done.

I started on his hands and legs and then decided it wasn’t worth the effort rn, it’s late at night

MY BRAIN DECIDED TO ART TODAY!

I drew Sam Flynn from Tron. Let’s see if the picture works.

@loopylin

Huntress

“You guys do this kind of thing often?” Felicity asked.

“All the time.” I said. “No, literally, Sniper and I currently work in a nature park taking out dangerous animals–and let me tell ya, the animals of Australis are some of the most dangerous ones you’ll ever meet. And before that, we and Soldier were mercenaries for…[Read more]

@loopylin

It was fun for me, sort of. I’m happy with how well the scenes flowed into each other. It’s the project with Cosmo, Merlin, and Moth.

I wanted to work on something else, but that project moved at a snail’s pace, so it needs more time to fester in my brain before I write it down. Project Shäffer is a breeze, though.

I’ve been wanting to…

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I wrote the most traumatizing part of the story for the main characters, yaaaay. Which is not customary because this is an overall cheerful story. Now it’s smooth sailing for them until right before the end.

@loopylin Well thank you! :]

I stopped at :30 and took a fifteen minute break in the middle. I am at 2000 words. Maybe I’m done for today…? Probably.

Starting again at :15

Taking a break at :45. I took a break of about fifteen minutes, just didn’t post about it, but the writing went well! I’m over 1200 words so far.

I’ll be writing this evening for a while. Starting at :15. I’m excited to work on Project Shaffer! I was planning on a different project to focus on during the C.S. Lewis Fellowship but I couldn’t focus on it, so I’m switching gears. (Trying to get words in before the challenge starts.) If anyone wants to join, please do! @freed_and_redeemed @koshk…[Read more]

@loopylin

Ok, thank you so much!

I guess my main question right now is how did your dad feel being in a completely different culture? What was the culture shock like and how did he view this new place as an American?

@whalekeeper

Is there a reason why you want to set the story in Africa? Maybe you just want a fresh but still realistic setting,…

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So, I haven’t read what other people have said, so if I accidentally repeat them sorry.

This might sound weird, but imagine your story in a make-believe country. Does it affect the plot? Is the story drastically changed? If it’s not by putting it in a hypothetical country, then you should be able to change the setting.

As for researching, I have…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

*screams*

FFFFRRRREEEEEEDDDDDOOOOOMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YAY!!! So glad to have you back!!!!! Oooo! Where can I get this 2nd addition?!?!?!

@elishavet-pidyon I loved it! It was cute, and the art style is pretty cool.

@elishavet-pidyon No we started on the first episode of the first season, the third hasn’t come out yet!

The trailer is super cool though.

@savannah_grace2009

Love this topic XD

Saving this to come back to later since I’m busy with school rn, but I love history so hopefully my reply will be nice and long and full of ideas for you! XD

I introduced my dad to the Wingfeather Saga today! I’ve read the books but never watched the TV show, so when the trailer for season 3 came in my youtube recommendations I decided to at least watch that. I was telling my dad about the trailer (it was really good) and he was like “well why don’t we watch the show?”

We saw the first episode. He…[Read more]