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@NotAWriter It’s really really good. 😉

@NotAWriter Shockingly enough, I do have a top favorite book. It’s Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. I think I’ve heard of your favorite book/series, though I haven’t read it.

@Dekreel Oh right, my bad. 😛 I think he doesn’t write, no.

@Leumeister

Eh, it’s all right, I trust you. 😛 Wikipedia is great though.

Yeah. I’m definitely more on the consuming end in this area. Like, all the way. XD When Douglas gets older though, we’ll see where he goes. He might not ultimately end up using a program such as Blender, ’cause he got this thing for his birthday that’s some kind of tablet…[Read more]

@Leumeister

Yup, that does make sense. Robots are pretty cool things. 😀

Yeah, there are so many different ways robots could look I can imagine it’d be hard to settle on exactly what you want.

@NotAWriter Welcome to the bestistest place on the Internet!

As far as I know, I’m the only other non-writer on here. *wrings your hand quite crazily* Very good to have ya! Learning and talking about it with writer sisters is awesome. @Kate-Flournoy ‘s mine (older), and her characters are ones I daydream about. 😉

Do you have a favorite book?

@Sam-Kowal

Good job, Stan. We’re proud of you.

Merry Christmas to you too. 🙂

@His-Instrument Got it.

@Dekreel I like it! Your portrayal of me is quite forbearing; in reality I’d probably be more cynical about the whole thing. XD But I’m happy that I’m in there! I liked the part about the letter from (or to, whichever it was) Aslan, too. 😉

@His-Instrument What they said. Exactly. 😉 If you still want someone to read the first few chapters, I could probably do that. If you still think it’s necessary. The premise really interests me at least, and I know already I wouldn’t put a book down just after that.

@jenwriter17 Sad endings are tricky to write, but also a ton of fun. Your character DOESN’T have to succeed in the story goal (if they do, there’s less sadness, in a way), but they SHOULD grow themeatically. If they fail in the goal, but grow and learn and have a great character arc, that will satisfy readers just as much.

@GabbyJ Welcome to KP!

@Leumeister

(They’ve got it down; the people who did the ‘message’, the theme song, they know their stuff. They have a healthy mindset. 😀 My phrase was probably some American-particular thing, unbeknownst to me. XD )

*feels welcomed to the club*

Who can tell? XD

That’s cool! Very neat. I like it about their glowing eyes, too.

🙂

Tris wins.…[Read more]

@Waterlily very nice! There’s some gramatical/punctuation mistakes, but nothing too important right now. Very good job! 😀

@Winter-Rose There are a bunch of brilliant ideas on here, and I really like the thought of him decorating the house for his family. He might have to drive into town and stuff to get things or something, too.

@Kate-Flournoy Well cool. Looks like you’ve got a hit.

@Kate-Flournoy aahh yes Valiant sounds wonderful. Definitely a title that’d make me pick up the book to look at the back cover.

@Leumeister

Whoa, you really know your Blender history. OK…that’s…good. Very good.

“The only way to build and publish virtual worlds.” 😛 Riiiight, Jahshaka. Riiiiight.

I KNOW though. C’mon, guys. Seriously.
Thanks for looking into those; I’m still going to keep ’em in mind, but we’re definitely going to have to check out Blender. ([Read more]