Not-So-Secret Secret Assassin

@loopylin

Why do you always accept your fate? :⁠-⁠( You must take hold of it and stand by your own strength!

@the_lost-journal @loopylin

With Loops’ translation, it almost looks understandable, but it isn’t. Must have gotten a very few letters wrong.

I had fun being your doppelganger for 24 hours

@loopylin

*Shakes your hand* Deal

@ellette-giselle

Oof, that’s no good. My little sister didn’t break anything, but she was in a lot of pain from fallin on ice. Get better soon!

@loopylin

I’ll try. *Stands up and trips again, knocking you over*

@rae

Kay! I will try to remember to read these after finishing the weekly work.

@godlyfantasy12

Ah! I love it. Here’s a few questions:

1) what time of year does the book start/span?

2) what type of things does Peter’s father invent?

3) have you made incorrect quotes for these charies yet?

@stephie

Hehe, the Tell-Tale Heart is pretty fun to read, just because of how dramatic it is. Dark, but fun.

I remember writing a short story about a guy who was the president or something and thought that the sun had fallen out of the sky and went crazy and told the press about it.

He should stop spending time with Chicken Little, that’s what I…[Read more]

After a couple weeks of contemplation, the only genre my project seems to fall into is ‘absurdist fiction.’

Me:

It fits, and it’s funny, but it’s so hard to explain to people. I’m just trying to imagine having a conversation with a writer friend. “I’ve got a deep epic fantasy world, how about you?” “I write absurdist fiction. I’m pretty happy…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

😈

*SUBSCRIBES*

I need to read this, one hundred percent. I’m sorry I haven’t jumped onto this topic right away, school and thesis have been attacking all my cognitive functions.

@rae

Eeeeyyyyyy cool art!!

Cross hatching and stippling look good, but they take sooo long… And if you get impatient, it looks messy.

@loopylin

I talked with my dad about it a bit ago and he helped me fill in some holes, so now I’m a lot happier with the whole system now.

Yay, good! Parents are often helpful with this sort of thing. Just because they don’t know much about the system anyway and they can think out of the box.

YOU TWO SWITCHED NAMES AHHHHHH!!!! I kinda like it, i…

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@jonas

Personally, I would at least have given it the limitation that the objects are still bound by their physical natures, because if you can literally make objects teleport, is there anything you can’t do?

That’s what I was thinking. But the stuff definitely moved wherever he wanted, and it wasn’t clarified whether or not he was creating t…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon @loopylin

*Slides in smoothly* *Trips and falls*

Hugo

Snapping his book shut, Hugo picked up a metal box from under the nearby coffee table and strode over to an older student nearby. The student was on all fours, searching for something.

“Is this what you’re looking for?” Hugo asked cheerfully. “It must have dropped and…[Read more]

@keilah0h popping on to say IT’S PRONOUNCED KAY-LUH….

*Insert embarrassed emoji….ducks back underground muttering to self. Falls and bangs into ground*

This was the logline I’d wrote for it too!

A Peter Pan retelling in a steampunk YA setting, about a boy who must learn that life is worth living despite the battles.

Of course, as my books always do, there’s a theme that deals with inner/mental struggles and battles. I have my own mental struggles and family members/friends who have the same,…[Read more]

ANYWAY!

Here is was my (I think? XD) Newest Blurb or at least one of the newest blurbs when I left this WIP

When Peter Barrie’s homeland, Everlin is taken over by a ruthless dictator, his life is turned upside down. When his parents are taken captive by the dictator, due to their father being an inventor, Peter and his little sister, Bell, are t…

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