Milena

@joy-caroline

Aw, well thank you; yes I totally get what you mean because yes, we are in very similar situations with our novels, and even though we take (or try to take) breaks from our novels, there’s just no way possible to forget about them. In fact, even when I take a short break now and then, the characters still follow me around and just…[Read more]

@issawriter7 youre welcome!! 🙂

@keilah-h

@gracie-j @abigail-m @godlyfantasy12 @other-people

And, as Lyn told the story of all that had happened in the wood, Ara couldn’t felt but feel encouraged, knowing that all three of them were safe. And that’s all that mattered. “One is too many.”

“Yes.”

“That Echopelt.” Hunterclaw shook his head, smili…

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@keilah-h

cool cool!!

they sound interesting! The dragon men especially. I like dragons and dragon people

I must admit if I did anything like that I’d do deer antlers. I’ve always wanted to do that because it looks so stinkin cool lol

my serpent people can morph into dragons and so they’re normal looking as humans for the most part excep…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Thank you 🙂 it’s been a childhood-long adventure that I’m finally able to write down and make more real.

I am very curious about your stories with the human characters that have animal features; From the sounds of it, the puka of Gaelic mythology would be right up your alley!

@power

Hi!! I know I’m a few days late but plotting just gets in the way sometimes and so do renovations on our 173 year old house we moved into six weeks ago XD

I am also homeschooled and have been all my life though I graduated this spring. And I love history, especially about the Aztecs and the Incas, etc. and the history of the UK and…[Read more]

@issawriter7

so I won’t necessarily be doing one every day; I’ll try to but it only really works to be funny if I have at least six posts. So if you don’t see one at the end if the day that’s why. 🙂

@daisy-torres

Yah! that would be great! I have an Asian style culture in the southern region of Visaya (my lands in my story)… but it’s not a major plot and the elephants are only just making their entrance in the story lol They’re more the African species for looks, but small; like just big enough for someone to ride, small. XD (sorry…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Aw, I hope everything gets sorted out. Definitely let me know when you share the link, I can’t wait to check it out! This is so exciting!!! 😀 😀

@joy-caroline

Exactly! XD I’d say that happens to 75% of all my posts, (the other 25% percent are posts that are less than a paragraph long).

I can definitely relate to that. Thinking I wanted to work on another WIP aside from my main novel. I’ve sifted through many more than I can remember, but the characters from that main novel always drag me…[Read more]

@precious-y

ah ok!! Coolio! I admit mine is weird and probably will get stranger still because the characters are not doing what they’re told and now are separated from each other. It’s called Star Full of Skies

no it doesn’t make you an outcast; it does take a certain frame of mind to sit and read it. I just happen to be on the mindset a lot b…[Read more]

@sami-eastwood

ahh yesss goats!! My family raised goats for a while and let me tell you they would have tons of potential for fantasy lol. Good idea!

The ones with horns can uproot wire fencing (ours did…) and they can bite and they’re also good climbers and depending how moody they are they can be good companions for travelling if you use t…[Read more]

@gracie-j

hehe Maybe that’s why Rina is so good at them…

@gracie-j

haha ok

For me, sarcastic quips? no problem.

Jokes? O_O *runs away “Nope Nope Nope!” XD

@elfwing

Ah yes, I remember that 🙂

@daisy-torres

Okay lol

phew I’m glad I didn’t. I know I can sometimes

hehe I make Roadrunner trails

I like the elephant version

OHHH elephants!! Those don’t usually show up in fantasy

@issawriter7

you’re welcome and I thank you for wanting to join in! 😊

@abigail-m

thanks!! I have to give some credit to @kathleenramm  because it’s inspired by her dare to write last line without context lol

@issawriter7

Hi!!

so I came up with an idea inspired by @kathleenramm ‘s  ‘I dare you to post the last  line you’ve written in your story without context’

explanation: at the end of the day or when you’re done writing for the day, just send in the last sentence (or two if you must) and don’t explain or give context. Then once I have at least si…[Read more]

@elfwing

I LOVE this! 😀

@scoutfinch180

Thank you for tagging me! I’m glad I didn’t miss this:) It hooked me right on the sentence where the siren’s tail is mentioned and from there I was reeled right into the story. The songs and aesthetic were awesome, the only suggestion I can make in that area is that the second line of the third song felt kind of prolonged and…[Read more]