Riah Black

@elfwing Hey, awesome! Right now I’m kind of busy, ahhh….

@godlyfantasy12 I don’t really have much to say, but I have a couple of movies to suggest for @gracie-j .

1) Knives Out. It’s a murder mystery that came out recently, I’d give it a strong PG-13 for language and stuff, but I really enjoyed watching it.

2) Batman Begins. Mm yes this one doesn’t have that much of a transition but it’s pretty g…[Read more]

@kathleenramm I’ve read other Star Wars books; mainly movie adaptions. There’s this one adaption of The Attack of the Clones that I really liked as a kid.

@ribbonash

Ooo, that sounds really cool. The vibe sounds like something I’d definitely be into.

Did you have any favorite characters in the book?

@seekjustice

Animal behaviour books? Is there a reason, or do you just like to learn about animals? I’m intrigued haha. XD

Oof. Yeah, pretty much every story hinges on the characters. If I don’t…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

There are some surprisingly good Star Wars books out there. Like better than the movies good.

A negative character arc? Man, I now have to order it from the library now. XD

Have you read any other Star Wars books or was Lost Stars your first?

@elfwing

My brother has been telling me to read Children of Hurin and the Silmarill…[Read more]

@kathleenramm I know you said most recent, but looking at my books, I’m going to go with the third most recent book I read, Lost Stars by Claudia Gray.

It’s a Star Wars book I bought ages ago but never got around to. Glad I finally did, though. I liked how it was slightly cleaner than most YA out there. I did not like how I failed to see that…[Read more]

@writerlexi1216 Thank you!

@gracie-j *honestly doesn’t know because hasn’t read that much Jane Austen*

@writerlexi1216 *stretches* Hngh…right now I’m currently serialising one of my works (finally!) and now I’m working on the backlog for something else for Crazy Writing Week… Also working on a short story but at the same time I kind of want to write something else…I don’t know what though. Oh, and Thirteen Ways, of course. For once I’m on schedule.

@precious-y I would say my villain is a central character, though right now I have the POVs of the villain, the hero, and the villain’s friend. There’s a lot more characters than I anticipated, ha… Maybe this will be longer.

Hmm….villain character development… Kingdom Pen has a lot of great articles on them! Since your characters are…[Read more]

@zatara

Although I’m a bit late to this party, WELCOME!

Christian Nolan, C.S. Lewis, and J.R.R Tolkien are definitely some of my favorite as well. Whose your favorite Tolkien and C.S. Lewis character?

Computer science? Sounds cool, but intense haha. What made you decide to study it in collage?

How long have you been writing and what made you…[Read more]

@zatara Oh, I like beginning and ending stories. When I start a story, I almost never know where it’s going to go, except with maybe a mental image of the end, and when I end it, it feels so bittersweet, like I’m saying goodbye to a friend.

@will_starke I don’t really watch other stuff on YT besides piano, lol, so do give me a link. It would be mighty helpful to me.

@imwritehere1920 Heh heh, so it seems.

@will_starke You still didn’t drop your YT link, dude.

@will_starke

Fancy hat competition? I do believe that was with @william-starkey, but were you posing as him during the entire competition?

If so, then it now makes more sense of why it was so easy to beat you. @william-starkey would never wear a hat from Walmart to a fancy hat competition.

Thanks for clearing things up about that.

@elfwing Perhaps, perhaps. Heh.

@elfwing Beautiful. Too bad mine already have. Several times. On a day-today basis.

@gracie-j Yes. You are that obvious. *tries to think up suitable 1700’s romance novel to compare to*