R. J. Wordsmith

By the way, love the photos on your blog.

Sorry I’m late @Kina-Lamb, nice to meet you! Hope you have a great time here.

“Calling all sharpeners! Calling all sharpeners!” yelled police chief Dry-Erase. “We have a rogue pencil on the loose.”

She was an unusual sort of teacher, wearing a necklace of erasers, while pencils were used to hold her hair.

Hello @arella-noreen, good to have you with us! Sorry if I’m a little late. The description of your book sounds great by the way. What kinds of fantasy have you written?

Hello @ arella-noreen, good to have you with us! Sorry if I’m a little late. The description of your book sounds great by the way. What kinds of fantasy have you written?

All right, got some pages done. It’s dinnertime here so gotta go now @overcomer. Great writing with you!

I agree @overcomer. It’s the novel as never started takes longest to finish.

Checking in @overcomer! Working on a few edits.

Okay guys, I’m done for now. Hope your stuff goes well!

Still here!

Great! I’m in. Hope the story is coming along.

This is fabulous!

@jason, you have just altered the plotline of my entire novel, added about six chapters and eleven new characters.

Thank you.

Maybe the dragons are musical, and have ridiculous visions of the glories of war. They go around all day singing war ballads, and sometimes accidentally spurt a flame or two. Hence the melting. King Daeus dislikes ballads, and so dislikes the dragons. Just a suggestion. Also an INTP here as well.

Maybe the dragons are musical, and have ridiculous visions of the glories of war. They go around all day singing war ballads, and sometimes accidentally spurt a flame or two. Hence the melting. King Daeus dislikes ballads, and so dislikes the dragons. Just a suggestion.

Well, I got some stuff done and now my brain is beginning to fizzle out. See ya’ll later.

Also still here, and now editing.