SeekJustice

@jenwriter17 @rochellaine @dekreel @seekjustice I haven’t been on here in a while… Let’s see what happens. 😀 Anyone writing with a dragon?

@seekjustice I never saw a sparkly bear; I never hope to see one; but anyhow or anywhere; I’d rather see than be one! 😀

@notawriter It wasn’t very hard to find an illustrator.  I created a topic on the KP forum titled “Looking for an Illustrator” and got a few answers.  I think it took a couple weeks before I got a definite agreement from s…[Read more]

@seekjustice Actually, I just found an online create-your-own-collage website, and am practicing by making random story prompts from the art I have saved on my computer.

I looked for a collage website so that I could make the stolen raspberries comic I posted in the “KP Captions” topic.  Have you seen it?

@seekjustice Shop Around the Corner from 1940 with James Stewart.  Cute and sweet story interlaced with hilarious one-liners.

@seekjustice I’m sorry, I was having a sort of “movie night” with my brother and parents.  Now I’m done, though – two hours after you posted. 😀  Are you still here?

@seekjustice Hello!  I’m finally back.  How are you doing – or are you doing at all?

@dekreel @jenwriter17 Anyone home?  I’m working on a small project.

@SeekJustice The Sil is hard to get through in places, but I really think it’s worth it, so don’t put it down after being bored for a few chapters. ;P And you’ll be making quite a bit of use of the maps in it, too. It’s slow going, but there’s some good stuff in it. Whatever order your read the books in.

@seekjustice I know!! It sucks, especially since the username seems to be the one thing you can’t change. And yes, it is pretty hard. It’s like LotR in that it has loads and loads of description, but since it is mostly folklore/mythology, there is very little dialogue. It’s hard to stay motivated while reading it.

@seekjustice I’m actually reading the Silmarillion right now! Agh I’m trying to get it done (or not really trying in between schoolwork) but yeah, I would actually recommend reading the Silmarillion first, if you can get through it without losing track of all of the elvish races. It sets up the whole world for you from the very beginning, and was…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’ve never read Silmarillion, but I would definitely choose LotR first anyway. XD

@SeekJustice I agree with Emma, and recommend reading LotR first. As the Silmarillion is, basically, a history of Middle-Earth, not really a novel, I think having the other stories first and foremost in your mind would make it a bit easier to digest.

@SeekJustice Hey, good idea! Good question too, and I’d actually recommend reading LotR first. The Silmarillion is meant more for someone who’s already quite familiar with Tolkien’s world, I think. The books specifically. It won’t make a ton of difference either way though. You’d appreciate both more after having read the other, so there’s not…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’m not sure it matters so much. Maybe read the Silmarillion first, but I wouldn’t say it’s super important.

@kaya-young Great idea! I’ve been thinking about doing this as well, because my grandpa can trace our family history back to the the first settlers who came to America from Ireland and it would be nice to have it written down.

I agree with @seekjustice on the relaxed writing style. I find that historical books written in a storytelling-type v…[Read more]

@ingridrd I would hand you virtual blueberries but according to my story, those aren’t satisfying.  😀

@seekjustice A robber who steals parts of walls?  That is hilarious!  It reminds me of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance who have strict rules about what kind of ships they are allowed to attack honorably. 🙂 Wikipedia article he…[Read more]

@seekjustice  Yes, I like the way it’s spelled. It’s looks like it would be pronounced sort of like “skadoosh” from Kung Fu Panda though XD

@seekjustice Is that the scene where the marriage is interrupted by his wife, and Jane decides to leave?

@seekjustice *curtsies* My pleasure!

@seekjustice AHHH, these names! I love them! Every single one of them!

Ahh, that’s okay. Well now you know!