Mark Kamibaya

@graciegirl @winter-rose I wrote 671 to a short story. Good luck!

@winter-rose *raise talons quickly* I surrender!

@graciegirl @winter-rose Ooh, look, people! Hello people! Sorry I haven’t been on for the past few days. I’ll be brainstorming/story searching.

@lola-jane 😀 *confetti* That’s great! I think I had something like the same reaction you did. 😛

@Lola-Jane WOOOT! *explosions of glitter* That’s probably the number one most exciting thing for any writer.

@lola-jane *throws confetti* Congratulations! I can’t wait to read it. I remember that feeling the first time I got accepted (and honestly it never really goes away, it’s such a fun feeling seeing your work online)

@lola-jane Looking forward to it.

I wrote a novella in two months because it was sort of a back-burner thing. It was thirteen chapters and around 24,000 words. My advice is if don’t treat it like it’s not a novel. Don’t say, ‘Oh, I don’t have to write as much today as I would if I were doing a novel, cause it’s shorter’. Just write with all you’ve got, and maybe you can do it in a…[Read more]

Okay, can someone put the picture they drew of Daeus’s Teedletidum’s actually on here, cause I can’t follow the link and I’m dying to see them.

Here, see if anyone wants to draw this person…

He’s an older teen, about eighteen or nineteen. His hair is longer, but not like shoulder length long or anything, just shaggy and long. Like Hiccup. And…[Read more]

@dragons-snapper It depends on what route you take. You can order a bulk amount of books, and you’ll be able to earn a high profit selling those, but you have to know you can sell that many hundred or thousand, or you’ll have lost money.

The other route is print on demand. Companies like CreateSpace will print a copy of your book whenever someone…[Read more]

@daeus What are the risks of publishing paperbacks and how does that work?

@daeus What are the risks of publishing paperbacks?

Aw. Too bad. I was hoping to meet other KeePers, but, if that’s the way God wants it, I’m sure I’ll have another chance sometimes else.

Thanks! We’ll come back loaded with superior knowledge of tell you peoples all about it!

Oops! Sorry I forgot to get back with you @ann-of-lothlorien @hope. I talked about it with my parents, but unfortunately we have something else going on at that time, so we won’t be able to make it.

Enjoy your time though!

Anne grins because she’s finally signed up to be a Steward (She has Instagram, so duh, that qualifies her) so now she can join the disaster fun with reckless abandon

She springs onto the playing field, sweeps off her plumed hat, and bows low, offering hot cocoa for those who don’t like tea, or coffee, unless drowned in milk and whipped cream. She…[Read more]

@daeus… *gives you a reproving and expecting look* Have you gotten back to Hope about if you’ll be there yet? I know she’s emailed you. What’s the answer Precioussss?

CONGRATULATIONS!
*bows sweepingly, (losing my plumed hat) and offers you ice cream, picks up my hat, and eats some cake in one fluid motion*

I’m currently 10,000 words into a novel I started on Wednesday, and I am longing for the day I will be “done”

Can’t wait to see it finished! (I love time travel)

@winter-rose Glad you figured it out. Btw, the checkbox at the end of a thread is to subscribe to all comments made on a post, not just ones you are tagged in. If you’ve been checking those boxes, you may be getting a llloooottt of emails. If you want, you can unsubsribe to those, but I believe you have to do it for each individual thread.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yay! Perfect! Awesome! Amazing! 😀

@GracieGirl *salutes* yes ma’am. 😀