Molly

@maryg3 Ooh that’s so exciting! I’d love to read it. My email is jodiwrites21@gmail.com 🙂

@madelyn

Hi! It’s wonderful to meet you!

I have to agree with Lin on your question about what makes a good book. If the author doesn’t set up a world or characters or story that doesn’t make you feel anything meaningful, then I don’t really see the point.

As for passions for a full time career… Honestly I have no idea, haha. I’m just always…[Read more]

Hey @madelyn !  I’m Ella, and I’m an ENFP-T too! XD  I know, KP was like finding a diamond, it’s so amazing. <33

I LOVE art!  Especially drawing flowers.  I do a lot of concept art for my books too.

What’s your favorite genre of music? I like r&b and hip/hop.

What’s your WIP about?  Mine is about a spy, and that’s pretty much all I know rn X…[Read more]

@sparrowhawke

Hey Bethany!!!  (I’m on SE too, but KP is def more active.)  Nice to meet you, I see you’re a lover of Latin!  I’m taking Latin 4 this year which should be fun.  A little about me:  I write dystopian, spy, thriller/suspense books.  I’m an ENFP and my favorite music is r&b and hip/hop.   I go to a classical Christian school, which s…[Read more]

@sparrowhawke Hello! My name is Jodi. I write fantasy, historical fiction, and the occasional dystopian piece. I also like ancient stuff–I minored in history (mostly medieval England, American history, and the entire history of Japan haha) when I was in college.

I like music too. I play piano, sing, and used to play electric bass! My favorite…[Read more]

@sparrowhawke Hellooo! So, I think you should choose your tense based on how close/far you want the reader to feel to the main character, the MC’s feelings, and how immediate you want the events of the story to feel.

First person present makes the reader feel like they are right there in the story, with things happening to them just the same way…[Read more]

@daisy-torres Yay! And of course! I’ve really enjoyed your writing before so I’m looking forward to reading your latest work! 🙂

@daisy-torres Oh cool! I’d love to read it–count me in! Should I just send you an email, then?

@kathleenramm

I think Percy Jackson, as well as some modern setting/historical fiction books by James Scott Bell, really helped tip the scales for my appreciation of books set in those time periods. I also started taking history classes at my college, because I thought learning about history would give me more ideas for stories. Because of that…[Read more]

@daisy-torres Ooh, I’m definitely interested, though I may or may not have the time to fully dive into it and give you solid feedback. How soon do you need the critique back?

@deavstate-lasting

Gawgeous gawgeous, girl!!!!!!!!!!!!  Thanks for reminding me to make collages again… XDDD

@daisy-torres

I’d LOVE to!!  The title is amazing, (plus I actually have time XD) and the book trailer made me very curious!!!!!! =)

@anatra23

My favorite characters from ATLA would be Toph, Zuko, and Sokka.

Sokka is so much like one of my brothers it’s freaky. Even he agrees haha.

All those episodes are amazing! Every episode in Ba Sing Se is golden.

@scripter-of-kingdoms

The movie is hilariously bad. Those earth benders had to do a full yoga routine to throw a pebble. XD

@nova21

Ooo, you just remined me to read Of Mice and Men. I’ve heard lots of good things about it.

What’s your favorite thing about Of Mice and Men?

@gracie-j

WHAT. The Grace Johnson at some point of her life did not like Historical Fiction?!?!?!

My whole life is a lie. *cries into handkerchief*

But seriously, what made you start liking…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

I was the exact same with classics. I used to think that the only reason why people liked them was because they were labeled “classic” so that somehow justified the dull writing.

But now, a lot of modern books that I’ve recently read felt so shallow, empty, and boring. And the classical books I used to roll my eyes out I now…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kindgoms

Ohmygosh, I’m so sorry!  That sounds super painful!  I’m glad y’all still figured it out though.  I’ll be praying that nothing major happens!!! <33

@issawriter7

*sighs long and loud* *puppy eyes* Fine.  You get Alexei, I get Spaniard. *grumbles to self* XDDD  Jamie is preeeettttyyy awesome too, though 😏

Actually, you were the person who put me onto those books =)  They legit might be the best series I’ve read. 😲😲😲  And that’s sayin alot 😉

So thank you thank you Issa!!!! <33

Now that…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

You are a brilliant person, Lin XD (And OMAM is SOOOOO SAD)

Uummm, ya that makes sense.  (Although they are historical and fiction but that’s besides the point, I know what you mean lol)  Let’s see, yeah Chains is prolly my actual favorite, and the Girl in the Blue Coat is good too.  Jennifer A. Nielsen’s his-fic books are good too.

@mkfairygirl This is so exciting! What an incredible way to put such a great creative collaboration together. Thanks for putting out the news!

@kathleenramm

I used to dislike reading anything set in the modern world and/or historical settings if it didn’t have some magical element in it (so, I totally understand the old not-liking-historical-fiction thing, @nova21!) Now, I love historical fictional as well as contemporary legal thrillers and a few other genres set in the real world 🙂