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Hello everyone!

You may or may not have heard me rave about the MARKED series. It’s a…[Read more]

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How has everyone’s summers been?

If you’ve been stalking the prayer requests topic, you’ll know it kind of sucked.😭 My grandma got in a bad car accident beginning of July. She passed away last week.

We did go to Six Flags Great America though, which was amazing. And I reread Stormlight Archive, and read the newest one.

@loopylin I’d love to see the Minecraft build when you’re done!!

Rainforest planet sound super cool. How about naming it after a native animal? Are there python-like animals? Jaguar-likes? What about plants, tare there pitcher plant equivalents?

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They’re really fun! I was the first to get a helix and planned to double everything later. But then one day, I noticed my mom had six piercings and I realized she got the piercings I wanted before me. 😠🤣 Also bought a pile of earrings and hid them somewhere, Sneaky magpie Mum. So now I gotta catch up.
Joke’s on her, my ears heal lik…[Read more]

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Haha. Jellyfish anatomy is weird for real.

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I need help naming a spaceship in my story.

– Name it after a creature or plant to keep up the ecopunk nature-y aesthetic.

– It got its first name from the first trip it went on, where shenanigans ensued and the ship was heavily involved. Idk what that would look like.

How has everyone’s summers been?

Still taking care of kids and m…[Read more]

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🤭 I feel better now after digging through convoluted age-of-majority laws.

You could give them organs but make them all transparent or whatever.

@loopylin hmmmmm…

What’s its shape? Is there anything common or cool on its planet of origin?

fun fact, I have a spaceship in my stories which literally IS a rusty old camper (but with wings and a hyperdrive lol)

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Check out this sick box camera I found. Made in the 20s. I can see upside down images through the lens and there’s a flash when I flip the shutter. I want to find some film and try it out, although the inside is warped.

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Here’s a weird thing I realized while reading the portals story and I need to tell someone. Do you guys actually picture your characters’ faces in your minds while you write them to the point where you could recognize them if you met them irl?

No I can’t either.

I just looked it up, and apparently your brain can’t come up with faces on…[Read more]

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“He gave the kids who had spoken to Viktor a cold look”

I want to see a book where when a character does that it actually makes ice start growing on the other person. Just something that comes to me when I see that phrase.

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I’m good with that! It’s a fun group of expected differences and surprising similarities.

@loopylin That would be interesting. 😂 I have a feeling she fights rough.

I guess I should answer Hugo’s question, lol.

Viktor

“Physical education. All the high school kids will be there.” Hugo said it lightly, but there was a pause at the…[Read more]

@loopylin @everyone

I don’t think I’m a very visual person either. I can imagine my family’s faces if I try… but not very well. And honestly, I rarely try to imagine what my characters look like as I’m writing. 😂😂 I guess it’s more about the words and emotions to me.

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Hugo

“Physical education. All the high school kids will be there.” Hugo waited until Viktor looked up from his desk again. He bent over so their faces were on the same level, and studied the other boy’s eyes. “Do people normally badger you like that?”

@loopylin

I have a very vivid imagination, to the point that I don’t ever want my books made into a movie, because the characters wouldn’t look like I imagined them. I have this problem with other books made into movies too. Characters are more vivid in my mind than real people.

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Hahhahaha….

NO.

lolololol

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I’ve always been able to clearly picture mine.

@loopylin That’s interesting.

I can sort of think of my characters when I’m writing about them. If I focus really hard I might be able to make out a face or two. But usually they’re in my own art style, or whatever art style I’ve seen them in if they’re “borrowed” characters. They’re never hyper-realistic live action movie type. And imagining…[Read more]