Mark Kamibaya

Eh, I only got 337 words in twenty minutes, cause we stopped to do devotions, and I spent too much time wondering about future plot twists in my book.

@jess Thanks.

I’m starting to write… *braces oneself for the storm* Be back at Ten fifteen.

@dragon-snapper All right. *pouts and shares with the strict understanding that I can still use her whenever I want*

@daeus The over-lord’s a villain?! *gasps* So that’s why he’s so emotional. We are extremely emotional people. I cry at everything the littlest bit sad. Everything.

What is the name of the fish that lives under the lily pads again?

@anne-of-lothlorien, @rolena-hatfield and @michael-stanton are ENFPS. I think there are some others, but they’re not coming to mind.

@anne-of-lothlorien, @rolena-hattfield and @michael-stanton are ENFPS. I think there are some others, but they’re not coming to mind.

@that_writer_girl_99 You can write about different things but with a consistent theme or style.

I don’t think @ethryndal has a theme, but she certainly has a style. I really think every blogger should have a style. Nonfiction can be an art form too.

If you can have a theme though, go for it. For instance, you may not want to write about…[Read more]

*slowly creeps forward with glinting pitiful eyes*
“Are there any other ENFP’s on here at all” she whispers quietly. @daeus @kate-flournoy Do you know any? I seem to be all alone in my ENFP-ness. It’s weird. I don’t really get all this other stuff, and I don’t want long discussions about it, I just know I’m who I am, and apparently that’s an ENFP.…[Read more]

@ethryndal Eh…I keep most of it written down. 🙂 Most of my ideas are not very good though and most of the other ones I haven’t gotten around to trying yet.

I’ll tag @Jess because she’s a blogger too.

Also, @that_writer_girl_99, I wouldn’t listen to much I have to say as I really know nothing about blogging. I do it for my own entertainment mostly. 🙂

@Daeus Please tell me you’re saving all your marketing words of wisdom in a Word document or something. Seriously, you need to compile them all and sell it as a book.

@That_writer_girl_99 Well, I started my blog for a number of reasons. First, because I wanted to have some variety in my writing life; only writing my book 24/7 got a little tedious…[Read more]

@Daeus Please tell me you’re saving all your marketing words of wisdom in a Word document or something. Seriously, you need to compile them all and sell it as a book.

@That_writer_girl Well, I started my blog for a number of reasons. First, because I wanted to have some variety in my writing life; only writing my book 24/7 got a little tedious at…[Read more]

Ok… so I’ve not read it yet because I’m at a creation conference. I might get to it later on. But… I wanted to share this. XD

@that_writer_girl_99 I started one to start getting a presence, so to say. I post about my works in progress, writing tips, writing humor, updates… it is fun.

@that_writer_girl_99 I had one. I mean, I still have it, but I never post on it.

I posted short stories and poetry. It was good for just putting my foot out there and doing something public and it was a good learning experience, but did I build my platform? Yes. By a number I can count on my fingers.

Not very impressive.

If you start a blog…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 You have no idea.

@lady_erin Ahhh–got ya. Good luck with that then! Starting a new book is one of my favorite parts of writing. 🙂

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