Rylie Goodwin

@joy-calle

Oops! I accidentally sent in a draft of that post. *Facepalm* I hope it wasn’t too rough.

Anyway, Your allegory sounds interesting! The end times are a bit difficult to write an allegory for anyway, with or without doctrinal differences, but it could make for a powerful read. My last book is technically over the end time harvest,…[Read more]

@joy-calle

That is funny! Your allegory sounds interesting though, and I get what you mean about theological niches. I struggle with the balance of doctrine and relatability myself, especially since my convictions on the Bible aren’t mainstream Christain. I’m an Apostolic Pentecostal, and that means my

@esther-c

Oof. I also have difficulties with this. (I think every author does at some point.)

I’ll just echo @booksbyjayna and say keep writing and study the authors you want to emulate. I’ve seen it work and will definitely be personally implementing it as much as I can.

(After all, it’s another excuse to read Prince Caspian again…)

@joy-calle

I do too; Theology is amazing because our Savior is amazing, and that makes it impossible not to talk about, sometime.

But at least we’re still in the struggle and keep getting up.

(It isssssss!)

WE ABSOLUTELY MUST.

Really? I’d love to hear about it! I actually have another one too that I’m doing with my twin sister, but it’s just…[Read more]

@gwyndalf-the-wise @freedomwriter76 @whalekeeper @madelyn @esther-c @power

Oh my gosh, these lists are amazing! Thank you so much for your input! This really helps me so much, you guys are the best.

@e-m-trepke

If they’re comfortable and open, it would be wonderful to get their insights and understanding for an article on the subject!

I’ve heard from Autistic people online that autism is often misconstrued in media like books and movies. It’s one of many topics that a simple google search isn’t enough for. So if they are cool with it, an…[Read more]

@gwyndalf-the-wise that looks fantastic! I adore the way you did the hair =D

That’s weird, it looks like it finally posted something I tried posting a while ago lol

Ignore the repeat moose post

@joy-calle

Hullo, I think I’ve met you before!

It’s good to have you back. XD It’s been a while since we’ve chatted about books, theology in books, theology of books, theology of life….

Anyway, I’m doing fine! A little busy and struggling with that old villain Procrastination. I totally win every fight. That’s why I’m sitting next to my B…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 @freedomwriter76

XD What character? XD

Well, I am taking a momentary break from my math work. XD

She came to the orphanage a few years ago, and was put in with the “enhanced” kids even though she doesn’t seem to have any special “enhancement” or training. (she has training among other things, but does all she can to hide her…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76

Yay! She’s writing it again! Even though I know next to nothing (perhaps less than nothing?) about Marvel, this has been so much fun to read. I love the characters!

And I definitely have not created an AU of this AU. That would be preposterous! And I most definitely would not have made up a specific character either. Even if she…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Woah, you’re really well versed in the KP catalogue.

And the list of articles wrote out is super helpful. While I know what articles have stood out to me, I really wanted to see which articles resonated with the rest of the community.

One of the common threads  and something you mentioned in your post) seems to be that the…[Read more]

@euodia-vision

*The door slams open and, with a swirl of my cloak, I step in*

Greetings and salutations! I am called Elishavet around here and am known as a wannabe author of realistic medieval fantasy and poetry with a smattering of nonfiction. (I’m one of those lovers of the classics… Though not particularly the classical.) I am barging in…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

Ok, so I’ll keep this to articles because I LOVE the short stories and poems, but that’s not really what you seem to be asking.

I went back and looked through the articles for the ones that have really resonated with me and my pen. Sometimes they were just hilarious, sometimes encouraging, and sometimes challenging. I love the o…[Read more]

@loopylin I love her!! The sketchbook pages and the flowers are so beautiful, and I LOVE her hair

@gwyndalf-the-wise

Thanks for the input! I relate to what you said about being better able to understand the article’s message and points when they are specifically unpacking a particular movie or book. Plus, it’s fun to read about your favorite books and movies.

However, I think you may have misinterpreted my question. But that’s on me! After…[Read more]

@landric

Thank you so much! That is absolutely wonderful. 🙂

Also, their climate is like a mix of Ireland, Norway, and Northern Israel, so all those are possibilities. The herbs, and especially the recipe, are perfect fuel for ideas. Thanks again!

@lewilliams

They might have access to Fantasy Aloe Vera™ but your concern works just as well. :)…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

Thanks for the input! I think I know what articles your talking about, and yeah, I loved how much detail the author put into writing them.

Also, yes! Movie focused articles are some of my favorite as well.

@godlyfantasy12

Haha, that’s fine.

And yes! It would be awesome if a writer who is or is close with someone who is autistic could publish an article on how to write an autistics characters accurately.

@godlyfantasy12

Cool, cool. Character development, plot, and outlining. Got it.

Are there any particular articles on character development and plot that you liked? I’m looking to identify if there are any common qualities between people’s favorite articles on KP.