R. J. Wordsmith

Whoops, looks like I have to go now. See you later @Dragon-snapper, and may your words flow smoothly.

Glad to have you back @Dragon-snapper.

Okay @Dragon-snapper, hope you are making good progress.

@Dragon-snapper, @jess, anyone still here?

Hey @cloudy, great to have you here! Love your tag, by the way.

I just finished James 1 a bit ago. Now I’m working on Psalm 1, and I’m almost finished! After that I’ll probably memorize the rest of James.

Also, Scripturetyper sounds awesome, definitely have to try that.

I just finished James 1 a bit ago. Now I’m working on Psalm 1, and I’m almost finished! After that I’ll probably memorize the rest of James.

Great job @hope! It’s always great to finish something, and I can’t imagine how great it must be to finally get it out there. Congratulations!

Hello @EvangelinaTroy_Rose. Your brother Ian sounds like a wonderful little guy. You must miss him a lot, and I bet he looks forward to seeing you again too.

It’s great to have you here at Kingdom Pen, I hope you are enjoying your time here. The mission trip to Cost Rica sounds amazing. My sister went on a mission trip to Namibia a couple years…[Read more]

@graciegirl @jess @dragon-snapper, happy to see you enjoyed it!

@ingrid, thanks for pointing that out, the error has been fixed in the document form. Really appreciate it!

Glad you liked it @emma-flournoy! And thanks for the tips, I almost always miss a few things like that.

@ethryndal, sorry about the milk! Basically this was my story-form rant about proper techniques of villainy.

Thank you both for reading.

The ink flowed forth onto the page, leaving magic and worlds in its wake.

The little girl smiled shyly up at him. “You can have my pencil if you want mister.” And she held up a sparkly pink object.

Let me see, my goals for Spring writing.
1 Write ‘The Story of Kit Wraith’
2 Rewrite ‘Sword of Vergonia’ again
3 Edit ‘Candy McKraken’ and ‘The Magician’s Apprentice’
4 Create the Drakhar culture

As for reading I have Jane Eyre, Rob Roy, Sense and Sensibility, and several other classics on my list.

Senior year is going out with a bang.

Hello, I’ve seen it. To be honest, at the end I was torn between utter devastation at all the character deaths, or glee at how perfectly they were executed.

Done here for now, see y’all later.

I’m on, working on some worldbuilding stuff.

Great story @Overcomer! I love the classical fairy tale style. As far as your questions go, I suggest you pick either the peddler or the princess and then tell the whole tale from their angle. You could do as Kate said, and give the peddler’s side of the matter. Or, you could tell more of the princess’ trials, and give her impression of the dusty…[Read more]

“One can destroy the world with a pencil my dear,” she said, taking a sip of tea. “You simply have to go about it properly.”