Otherworldly Historian

@godlyfantasy12

Personally, I prefer these types of villains. It makes them seem more real and more interesting.

@microphage6032

I also loved the squish graphic novels as a kid.

I write Sci-fi/fantasy. That is basically all I write actually. I would explain about my WIP but it is probably easier to just see my WIP forum.

@a-lot-of-people

I am very excited that you guys are interested in my idea.

@esther-c

I will probably share/discuss some of my world building and story ideas and may share some of the story. I am currently still working on my plot outline but I have finished the ideas for a good number of the plot-lines (it is multi-narrative). I guess I should…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76

I am also a history buff. My current WIP series is definitely inspired a lot by the first world war but it is definitely also a mash up of a bunch of other history stuff I like. I really want to capture the multi-faceted conflict and how there are villains and heroes on both sides. I think the war will definitely end differently…[Read more]

@esther-c
Makes perfect sense.

My fantasy duology was originally supposed be a retelling of the story of Queen Esther, but it didn’t quite work that way.

I can relate well to this. I don’t write bible retellings but the original ideas for The Kharvian Anthology was much smaller and the only real similar thing was the technology that wou…[Read more]

@sarafini

I’m a recent homeschool graduate,

Ah so that makes you old and wise
🙃🙂🙃

1. What genres do you read and/or write?

I mostly read (excluding required school reading) fantasy/sci-fi, and mystery.

I have only really seriously considered writing fantasy/sci-fi. I once tried semi-historical fiction but couldn’t get passed res…[Read more]

@sarafini

I haven’t done or really listened to any audio dramas but I do write scripts sometimes (like for my Drama class). That may be similar. One thing I have found helpful is that you have to get in the head of the characters when writing and think about what they are thinking and what they want. I also find it extremely helpful to read t…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22
Definitely agree!
Wit/Hoid is probably one of my current favourites just because he is so intriguing.
I feel that Shallan is also a great example (especially in B2).

I also feel like it is really fun to write characters with their psycology in mind because then you can give them a somewhat unique voice which is really…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22
@folith-feolin
I agree with what Folith-Feolin said. Also I feel that tropes are usually fine as long as you have a good enough person spin (I feel that you do). It is also the. not as much a trope. Also I love character physcology. I feel that is what makes a character well written is if they have an interesting physcology. I…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22

Yes. It kind of did. It seems like a very interesting system.

@princesachronicle22

Ah. Going for a multi series world. Seems cool. My main WIP series is a multi series but it is all happening at roughly the same time.

I feel like the reasons for things is always what makes them interesting. I have taken to using the third ideal of the Knights Radiant (‘ Journey before destination’) as a kind of motto for…[Read more]

@princesachronicle22

How does your magic system use these ROCKs 🪨 ?

@esther-c

This idea seems really cool. I very much like the character arc you seem to have for Miles. I think that it would be cool to have it be mostly Miles with a few chapters from Audrey’s POV.

@princesachronicle22

Your WIP sounds really good. I really like stuff like that. The mystery part is cool. Also (even though it is tropish) like outlawed magic.

@loopylin

I love social deduction games. My family really likes this one called Salem which is semi historical about the Salem witch trials and a lot of fun.

I also enjoy werewolf.

@starofthenorth
No, she doesn’t not for me. 😐

@arien

1. I would say Gandalf but Boromir has started to grow on me looking back on it.

3. tea and apple cider.

4. No socks. Crock-sanuks forever!!

5. Carpet.

6. Can I say both?

7. English because it is my native language. If I can’t pick that it would be 中文。

@starofthenorth

1. Axolotl if those count. (Also I liked them before they were added to Minecraft).

2. No. Tried it but didn’t like it. I am more of a tea person.

3. In my upstairs rocking chair on my phone. (I know it is weird 🙂).

4. No. My younger sister does though.

@loopylin
@princesachronicle22

I have not read mistborn yet. It is on my list. I have read the first two storm-light books. I think the similarities could be because I have a friend who really likes them and also very much like Brandon Sandersons 3 laws of magic (basically it is his guidelines for magic/abilities/superpowers). (I would recomend…[Read more]