Riah Black

@sarafini

Ooo, I’ll have to look into that! I love seeing different creative ways of doing writing challenges and contests.

@e-m-trepke

Nice nice. I look forward to seeing your thoughts!

Interesting question! While I don’t know too much about New York during that time period, I do know that around that time electric power was still in early development and telephones were becoming more common, but were still considered a luxury item.

I did little research about New York (Specifically New York City) in the year 1899 and here’s…[Read more]

@esther-c

Cool! Here’s some tips that have helped me with article writing:

1. Write about something that is meaningful or has personal significance to you.

2. Before writing ask yourself: “What problem am I trying to solve?” this will help guide your research and writing.

3. Brain dump every and all thoughts and ideas you have on the subject…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

Thank for letting me know about this! The guy that created that post was indeed a bot. He and his post are now off the site.

Thanks again for letting me know!

Also, this is my first time hearing of protein powder as a hobby. Good to know.

I’ve been praying for days like these. Welcome back Sir Mr. @not-so-secret-secret-assassin. ‘Tis an honor to have you in our company.

@elanor

Best of luck on your project!

@euodia-vision

If you pull it off in an interesting, believable way I think it could be quite the opposite of cheesy. I think it all comes down to how you execute it.

@gwyndalf-the-wise @freedomwriter76 @whalekeeper @madelyn @esther-c @power

Oh my gosh, these lists are amazing! Thank you so much for your input! This really helps me so much, you guys are the best.

@e-m-trepke

If they’re comfortable and open, it would be wonderful to get their insights and understanding for an article on the subject!

I’ve heard from Autistic people online that autism is often misconstrued in media like books and movies. It’s one of many topics that a simple google search isn’t enough for. So if they are cool with it, an…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Woah, you’re really well versed in the KP catalogue.

And the list of articles wrote out is super helpful. While I know what articles have stood out to me, I really wanted to see which articles resonated with the rest of the community.

One of the common threads  and something you mentioned in your post) seems to be that the…[Read more]

@gwyndalf-the-wise

Thanks for the input! I relate to what you said about being better able to understand the article’s message and points when they are specifically unpacking a particular movie or book. Plus, it’s fun to read about your favorite books and movies.

However, I think you may have misinterpreted my question. But that’s on me! After…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

Thanks for the input! I think I know what articles your talking about, and yeah, I loved how much detail the author put into writing them.

Also, yes! Movie focused articles are some of my favorite as well.

@godlyfantasy12

Haha, that’s fine.

And yes! It would be awesome if a writer who is or is close with someone who is autistic could publish an article on how to write an autistics characters accurately.

@godlyfantasy12

Cool, cool. Character development, plot, and outlining. Got it.

Are there any particular articles on character development and plot that you liked? I’m looking to identify if there are any common qualities between people’s favorite articles on KP.

@booksandbeakers

Traditional publishing. A traditional publisher won’t charge you anything, they’ll only take a cut of the profit when your book sells. Spending money on marketing would be the only expense.

Yes, I used KDP. I tried IngramSpark for my last book and gave up because it was such a pain and way more expensive, so I went back to KDP.…[Read more]

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