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@scriptor-of-kingdoms

Hey! Thanks for tagging me and congrats on getting so far in your novel! You’re doing so great and I hope in continues to go well. Sadly, I’m very busy with work and study at the moment and I don’t want to commit to any beta reading at the moment, since I’ll probably end up letting you down 🙁

Please continue to tag me…[Read more]

oopsie, no i have to go now 🙁

@valtmy @rochellaine Hellooo! 😀

@gracie-j Hidden Current and Forsaken Island by Sharon Hinck is really good (Christian allegory). I also really love the Weaver Trilogy by Lindsay A. Franklin and the Out of Time series by Nadine Brandes. For Whom the Sun Sings by W. A. Fulkerson is one of my most recent reads and that’s really good too.

*tries very hard not to go full fangirl…[Read more]

I use the How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method book by Randy Ingermanson, and also a lot of the resources/videos from Abbie Emmons’ YouTube channel (both for my plot and character development).

@e-k-seaver What are you working?

@e-k-seaver You still here? I’ll be around for a bit. 🙂

That’s so cool! I’m too old, but I’ll tag some more people so they can tag some more people, and so on. 😉

@joy-caroline @gracie-j @issawriter7 @godlyfantasy12 @nova21 @seekjustive @alia @rochellaine @valtmy @devastate-lasting @kathleen-ramm @abigail-m @everyone

@joy-caroline You’re so welcome! <3

@issawriter7 Oooh I REALLY like that! 😀 Great job!

@joy-caroline I can totally understand that. But the awesome thing is, the more broken we are/feel, the more God can step in to fill in for our shortcomings. You don’t have to feel the overwhelming pressure, because if you ask God to guide you and your words and help you do your best with this story, you can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that…[Read more]

@ribbonash

Hello!!! You’re here too!  I’ve got to say that, as you can already see, KP is the greatest, most welcoming place on the internet!

@scriptor-of-kingdoms

Hey there! I’ve had a lot of artists do my characters at various stages and I’d love if you wanted to draw one. Do you prefer male or female characters?

@rochellaine

The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge is another one I really liked, though its English and less a pony story than a story that happens to have a pony in it.

I think you’ve mentioned it before but I haven’t actually listened to it! And no, I haven’t read Don Quixote. It always seemed a little weird to me and its so long that I…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Yeah, give me Jericho over breadmaking any day 😛

Oh I love Misty of Chincoteague and all the other books by that author (I have  a lot of them!) and I read The Black Stallion, and Black Beauty of course. And yep! There’s a few Aussie pony books that I loved as a child. The Silver Brumby was a great one. and I also really liked a…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I have actually! My brother loves that movie and its very well made for a bunch of students in a makeshift studio. I find it very inspirational.

By the way, were you ever into “horse books” when you were younger? I’m just reading through the TV Tropes page Pony Tales and I’m feeling my preteen reading life flash before my eyes.

@rochellaine

I think the Rumor Weed is one of those episodes everyone sweeps under the carpet. I honestly had completely forgotten about it until you mentioned it just then 😀

My personal favourites are Moses, Joseph, and Joshua. Those ones are very good.

Yeah, I could give it a go on the weekend 😀 I’ve got some time then 🙂

@rochellaine

Ah no! You really need to give Veggie Tales another shot. It’s so funny, and this is coming from me, the weird Australian who doesn’t like any Christian movies.

Haha, that’s true. All the Americanism must be rubbing off on me. Or maybe I was trying to ask what you were doing. who knows!

@rochellaine

Hello! How are you doing? It’s currently pouring down and I don’t have work so I’m using my time wisely and eating lunch while watching Veggie Tales.

@e-k-seaver Great! 😀 Putting yours up now…