Mallory O'Bier

@catwing Meant to say that I really enjoyed that last installment. 😛 I like how you portrayed me as that overly-protective, bad-cop type of dragon.

Because that’s what I am. 😉 😀 Awesome.

@Jenwriter17 I do songwriting too, so if you wanted any help with anything/another POV on lyrics, etc, feel free to drop me an email. *fingerguns*

One tip: try to match the mood of the tune with the mood of the words to as fine a degree as possible.

@devastate-lasting I’m actually not sure how to get to the resource library without resubscribing to KP, so I’m not seeing whatever you’re looking at. It sounds though like some of the resources that used to be there aren’t there anymore?

I’m thinking they might have gotten moved over to the Story Embers resource library. I know they have the…[Read more]

@filewriterbase13x  *appears from realm of the hiatus*

HiFileWriterIloveyourstorysofarcanIbeinittooit’sokayifit’stoolatethankyou!

*disappears again*

@rochellaine  Welp.  I gotta go again.  Byeee!

@rochellaine  Same as yesterday.  The sequel for my fantasy WIP.  🙂  Wbu?

@rochellaine  I know I’m late, but I am here now (for a little while).  🙂

@rochellaine  Oh!  So my director adapted the story of Cinderella for the stage (she wrote the script) and she also wrote the songs since it’s a musical.  There were a few changes made to the story like Ella’s dead mother comes back and transforms her dress, instead of a fairy-godmother.  Things like that.  🙂 😉

@skredder The sequel of my fantasy series.  🙂  And I actually have to go eat dinner now because I have to leave.  (I have play performances for a show of Cinderella every night this week…)  Talk to you later!

@skredder @rochellaine I’m joining for a limited amount of time… 🙂

@that_writer_girl_99  Thanks for the feedback…very helpful!

@ariel-ashira  YESS!!! Oh, I’m so glad you liked it!

@daughteroftheking  Thank you kindly.  And yes, those are some good points.  *strokes chin*

@epicaddie2  Yep, I think I figured it out now!  Thanks muchly.  🙂

@christi-eaton

As mentioned before, Calvin and Hobbes, then there’s The Adventures of Tintin by Herge, and Asterix and Obelix by Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo.

@catwing and @valtmy  Thank you both!

@skredder  Thanks so much.  ❤️