Milena

@godlyfantasy12

Those bookmarks are simply beautiful! I love how you were able to format their original collages into bookmarks and still be equally as stunning.

@joy-caroline

I love this topic:) Many years ago, I  used to think that I couldn’t serve God by writing unless I only wrote  sermons (Narnia helped me with that one), but there is a great article on KP called: Three Ways to Write Christian Fiction For a Secular Audience.
I agree, how as writers, our stories can alter lives.

@libby

Hi! You can call me Abigail and I may be a little late saying ‘welcome!’… but anyway, welcome!

My favorite books are: The Bible, Dark Horse, Narnia and a huge assortment of others. I could go on for a while, but I should get to work on my ‘to read’ list:)

Would your character rather choose freedom but no home or home, but no freedom?

@nova21

My MC would live off the grid (she already does)-

@urgoza

Never say anything remotely funny-

@devastate-lasting

And call every by their first name.

@joy-caroline

So first off, I completely understand your dilemma. In fact, it has been one of my top (if not my number one) problem that I face a writer.

I had a novel that I’d been working on for six months. It was a fantasy and I had had my pen pal and a few relatives beta reading it for awhile. I was getting a little winded in writing it, w…[Read more]

“Bottom line: Don’t forget humans aren’t the only creatures in the world who can impact a story. There are literally trillions of other life-forms ready to twist your stories in new directions.”   -Robert Lee Brewer.

Tagging: @issawriter7 @KeePers

I hate having to say this because I just began the daily writing quotes, but I most likely won’t be able be able to post the daily quote for about three days. (Turns out, when you go into the wilderness, you don’t get internet connection;)

But for anyone who reads the daily quote, I’m posting three here and hopefully I’ll be able to get on trac…[Read more]

@issawriter7

Thanks:)

(It’s one of my favorites).

@nova21

Oh and btw, I completely understand about writing a first chapter that seems awful. I’m rewriting my novel and I’m basically starting from the second chapter, because every time I attempt chapter #1, it always comes out terrible.

@nova21

Your first chapter outline is extremely interesting!
Kingdom Pen has a really great article that has helped me a lot and covers just about everything on first chapters that I can think of:

Write The Perfect First Chapter | The Ultimate First Chapter Checklist, by Kathleen and Erin Ramm.

@epicaddie2

Yes, Norway and Russia is a fantastic places for settings, (I haven’t done Norway yet myself). I’m no professor, but if you ever have any questions about ancient Russia, I might be able to help.

@nova21

With WIPs, I usually have one that is my main focus (where I put all my resources, researching, energy, etc into) then I have a few that I work on when I need a break from my main WIP. This method might not be for everyone, but it’s worked very well so far.

@KeePers

Thank you for all the great resources!

Publishing resources:

Ember, a journal a luminescent things (an additional nice thing about Ember is that they’ll give you feedback from everyone who reads it).

Balloons Lit Magazine

Freedomwithwriting.com

Apps:

WerdSmith

Wassi (this is helpful for going into detail with your characters, setting, plot, e…[Read more]

@Issawriter7

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You write in order to change the world… if you alter, even my a millimeter, the way people look at reality, then you can change it.
-James. A. Baldwin.

@golden-knight

Welcome to Kingdom Pen! It’s great to have another KeePer here:) I’ll have to check out Scribble Society, it’s hard to find good writing resources, but if your looking to finish a first draft, NaNoWriMo has a great method.

Welcome:)

@KeePers

Bulletin:

(Ooh I love that, it sounds so official) I plan on posting a daily (or weekly) writing quote here.

If that sounds like an annoyance, speak up now because you probably won’t be able to stop me once I start rolling;)

Temporary disclaimer: My internet connection will be on and off for the next week, so the times that I post will vary.

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Wait a second! My posts are finally going through. Whew!

Anyway, in case you didn’t get my response:

Thank you! I just set up my project/account and it’s AMAZING:)