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@kathleenramm
This is a good question.
When I first started to write it was a hobby. Lil homeschooled me with lots of free time, energy and creative detrimental “talent”, spilled everything into  writing. But now it’s hard to immagine a place without this outlet of creativity. I’ve previously said this, but in rough times, (like @elfwing ) w…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms haha thank you!  i love making up names but Balar was too perfect to pass up lol

yeah he is, he occupies himself with the two dogs and dirt and toys for hours XD

ooo glad you’re interested! here’s the first poem in the book; it’s special because it’s the first one I’ve ever finished outside of school assignments.

it’s a…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms

I didn’t make up the word “quintessence”–I’m pretty sure the Greeks did. It’s where we get the word “quintessential”.

I want to know more about this WIP too. If you find any new information on it, please let me know XD

@scripter-of-kingdoms, what was the daydream for your first story?

@scripter-of-kingdoms haha thanks!! Faeda is taken from the Gaelic word for brave, and sathor is from punjabi and means steady. Tyroll is… um, a spin off the the name tyrell which means stubborn mule/horse XD sathor is romanian and means griffon/serpent

yeah, I know, I’m gonna be too spoiled by the end; I’m nannying a child who pretty much…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms lol yeah it is until I realize it’s the instructions for lunch that I just lost… XD

haha I daydream everything! I inherited my dad’s imagination; he sees everything he thinks about in color and its like a movie in his head XD

@scripter-of-kingdoms thanks! It’s the one scene that’s had me nervous for a long time. So glad it’s good!

haha no rush, I know you all have stuff to do. I just got lucky with a job where I literally have hours to do writing XD

@scripter-of-kingdoms haha same! I may be an awkward introvert around most everyone but I make up with my imagination. I sometimes stop talking in a conversation with someone because a random idea crosses my brain, and after processing the idea, I realized I stopped talking and the person is staring at me in confusion XD Even without a highly…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms It is therapy, isn’t it? I can’t imagine not being able to write.

@scripter-of-kingdoms

I know it says “Topic of the Week” but it’s really more like “topic that i post once a week but, you know, reply whenever you want” but that title is a bit long so I stuck with the former title. XD

But anyway, pulling a prank on Damias for the soul reason that you’ve never had a “near-death experience before” is brilliant.…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms Awesome! It sounds really cool. And from the drawing I can see his personality is like what you described.

@scripter-of-kingdoms Love the sparkles! He looks great, heh.

@scripter-of-kingdoms Aaah, your drawings look AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! 😀

@scripter-of-kingdoms Cool! What’s it about? (And the fact you called him a grumpy burrito is plain hilarious.)

@scripter-of-kingdoms  as you should be!  He’s adorable!  I really love the way you drew the glasses.  I’ve been struggling to draw gkasses that don’t completely overpower and distract from the face.  It never occured to me that I could just draw a part of them and kind of imply the rest 🙂

@scripter-of-kingdoms Nice! Which of your stories is he from?

@kathleenramm

Yep, ancient history is so cool! Most of my fantasy cultures are based on ancient or classical cultures. I just like the aesthetics better than any other time period.

Ooh, hmm, I get ideas from history all the time. Mostly it’s an interesting person I’d love to base a character off of, or some cultural or worldview conflict I could…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms

Yeah, heavy themes can be really hard to write well.

But I do really like the ending of your story with the hero scarifying himself at the end. It makes the theme hit so much harder. I barely know anything about your story, but I can see how the theme and character arc might feel half-hearted without him sacrificing himself…[Read more]