Rylie Goodwin

@karissa-chmil

Thanks! and no, I haven’t written a series or a novel for that matter (I have attempted novels but couldn’t get them to tell me their plots. Finally, I have found some more honest books. Hopefully.).

Have you written any series and/or novels?

Evren and L sound like fun characters! I once tried to base a character off myself, but…[Read more]

@thelobsterlover

Hello! I’m Elishavet (And a bit late, sorry.). It’s good to meet you, and welcome to the forum!

You like G. K. Chesterton? His essays or his books? I love his essays, especially Twelve Men, The Dragon’s Grandmother, and the one about his pockets (the latter I quote not unfrequently.).

Anyway…. Questions.

What is your…[Read more]

@thelobsterlover

Welcome to Kingdom Pen! I am Koshka, a homeschooled nerd who writes Medieval Fantasy and sometimes historical fiction. I also happen to be INFP-T.

You asked for questions? Well then, here we go! (My answers in here)

Have you ever drawn a character from a classic? (I’ve drawn Hanna from Jane Eyre)

If you could have any animal,…[Read more]

@karissa-chmil

*Deep curtsey*

Hello, I am Koshka, a somewhat prolific, if cautious, devourer of books, historical enthusiast, and general homeschooler. I write Medieval Fantasy, sometimes historical fiction, and a smattering of poetry. I also like to draw (when I have time) and talk about books (if I can find someone to listen).

Ooo, I love…[Read more]

@karissa-chmil

(Your welcome! ❤️)

Oooh, the first draft will be done soon? That’s so exciting! (I hope to have two of mine plotted out by the end of this month. The first books in two separate series.)

Evren or L, you say? Those are fascinating names. What are these different reasons? (If it’s shareable. I understand if not.)

Rambling is fun!…[Read more]

@karissa-chmil

Imagine a girl somewhere between 14 – 18 years of age, somewhere between this world and a million others. Someone for whom “reality” is curiously like a mirror, reflecting a reality even more real and dangerous and beautiful than itself. 

You might end up with me.

(Someone who loves the way you opened up your introduction.…[Read more]

@power

This is great! I really love these characters, by the by.

@kathleenramm

I have considered it, but since nothing I’ve written has reached publication, I never have.

Most of my pen name ideas are nerdy distortions of my real name (like Elishavet Pidyon, for instance) whereof I loved the meaning.

Why? Well, I don’t know where God wants me to go or do, and I’d rather not have my name out there, easily…[Read more]

@elfwing

WAIT. YOU’RE— OH! I totally hadn’t connected you to this username! Hi! XD 😀

@joy-caroline

Aw man, death scenes for our beloved characters are always like a punch in the gut. *sobs* I have some pretty heartwrenching deaths in the Life of Sacrifice series. We writers really are crazy. XD

*Moans* Yes, it hurts. We writers really are crazy. We create such traumatic scenes despite the suffering they will inevitably give to the…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Yay!

Ugh, especially when you know about a specific topic which isn’t all that hard to research. One which some authors consistently include the modern idea of it when it wasn’t like that at all! (Ugh!)

Hmm, so maybe something to do with the themes.

@lavenderbookling

Hi, Bleu! ^-^

@kathleenramm I use a pen name, since I don’t really like other people knowing my real name, though for pieces I write in real life situations I use my real name. I think it’s cooler to have a name that I chose for myself, and it gives off the kind of vibe I want to give off.

I write under a pseudonym. To begin with it was just because I thought it sounded cooler and more fantastical than my real name, lol. And initials are pretty popular among speculative fiction authors (fantasy authors in particular). But as a woman it’s nice because I won’t have to worry about deciding whether or not to change the name I write by…[Read more]

@morgan

Oops, I just tagged myself for some obscure reason.

@koshka

*Deep curtsey*

It was rather enjoyable. May your characters be obedient to your whims and lively on paper.

I don’t know if it is common, or perhaps something doofy that happens to us. *Shrug*

@keilah-h

Did you like “The Raven”? I haven’t read any Poe. I don’t know if Ayn Rand is old as once again I haven’t read. I tend to avoid morbid stuff.

@elanor

Why have I not done this questions yet?! Thanks so much for the idea!

@devastate-lasting

I’ve seen some other articles with a similar topic as the one you linked, but this one is by far the best. The questions are really interesting and unique, I’m totally going to use this. Thanks!

@trahia-the-minstrel

Ooo, good idea! I’m surprised I…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

I haven’t been able to come up with anything you hadn’t already done, so I didn’t check this one. =]

Have you ever made up food for your books, and if so what was the weirdest?