Hannah

@daeus  Ahhh, Oops, my bad X’D

Well, it’s still a good idea XD

@supermonkey42  I’m impressed by you going through all of the archives! Do you read every single post?

@sage-g  *gasps*  You are really talented.  She looks great!!!!! 🙂  And thank you.

@dekreel This topic is two years old, back when Sarah was still with us.

@valtmy  Sure! Mind putting it in record/suggest/comment mode for us? 🙂

@daeus  I need to read more! I’m in! Go for it!! 😀

And I agree with @spradlin — a chapter a week. I’m busy

I’m excited for this idea!!

Spradlin — Wait, you’re still here?! I though you left KP! 😀

@rochellaine *sigh* Yes, I have done that. It was, of course, painstakingly tiresome, but it needed to be done.

Your story sounds interesting. Very original. *thinks: Why can’t I come up with ideas like that?* 😉

@supermonkey42 Can’t remember exactly. It was either lack of involvement or I didn’t have enough time.

@supermonkey42 Bye!  Thanks for joining me!

Anyone else still here?

@supermonkey42 Changing from third person to first person in the middle of a story is not the same as changing the name of one of your characters.  That means MAJOR editing work! 😀  You’ve seriously done that?

I have written from several secondary male characters POVs, but never had one as the main character yet.  I’m going to have to learn how…[Read more]

Well, I’m signing off.

Goodnight, KeePers!

@rochellaine Semi-dystopian might work. Although the world’s not falling apart. 😉

To answer your questions:

Third person. Though I have been known to change my mind in the middle of a story. 🙂

The protagonist is a girl. I usually write male protagonists, but this story just felt like it needed a girl.

What’s your his-fic story about?

@supermonkey I guess you could call it semi-dystopian?  Or just simply futuristic?

First person or third person?  Is your protagonist a boy or a girl? 😀  I like asking questions.

@rochellaine A culture-focused time travel story…that sounds like an interesting premise. 😀

Well, the political situation at the time is slightly altered from our present one. It’s what it /could/ be like in a few years. Besides that, the story could be contemporary.

@jenwriter17 I hope so! 🙂 But I’m never sure.

@supermonkey42 I wrote a book like that once.  It was supposed to be a time travel story, but focusing on the different cultures of the time periods, rather than the science of time travel.  The time travel element ended up taking over the book more than I intended…so it’s technically sci-fi now.  😀  But I set the contemporary parts in 202…[Read more]

@rochellaine Well…it’s actually hard to tell at the moment. It’s set in the near future, but it’s not really sci-fi. I don’t know what to call it.

Isn’t it cool how music inspires us like that? 🙂

@supermonkey42 Cool!  What genre?

I’m doing a his-fic short story I’ve had started for a while, but got discouraged from when I lost about a thousand words.  I was listening to a song today that reminded me of it, so I decided to try again. 🙂

@rochellaine Yup! I’m working on the beginning of a story that’s been floating around in my head for a while…

Hellooooo…I’m writing!  Anyone around?

@seekjustice @dekreel @supermonkey42 @jenwriter17 @anyone-else

. . .Two years  later. . .

This was a great idea! Whatever happened to it?

@daeus

(Yes, I am systematically browsing every page of the 84 pages of KP forum topics. It’s kind of fun, actually.)