Sarah Spradlin

@kate-flournoy I’m here. You want to go for an hour? That’s fine by me. 🙂

@daeus I won’t be able to do it this time as my Mum says Animal Farm is not for me quite yet. *one day…* Anyway I hope the first of many club talk/discussion goes well for you all who are doing it.

Okay, no sweat @Adry_grace. 🙂 Family’s more important.

@bluejay hahaha nope, I’m writing until 9:30 so you should be good! 😀

Awesomesauce @adry_grace! Let’s see if we can make it to 8:30, that all right with you?

@kate-flournoy I can’t be here till around 10:30 (8:30) will that be too late for you?

Thanks, @kate-flournoy 🙂 It sounds a little like “Whittington.” I’ll probably like it then. *puts on game face* In the words of Linguini, “Let’s do this thing!”

Thank you too, @adry_grace 🙂 Political history sounds great, although I think the chances of getting caught up in off-branching discussions on this book may be nearly as great as…[Read more]

Thanks, @kate-flournoy 🙂 It sounds a little like “Whittington.” I’ll probably like it then. *puts on game face* In the words of Linguini, “Let’s do this thing!”

@overcomer it’s a political allegory— I absolutely loved it. Basically about a farm of animals who decide they’ve had enough with farmers and are going to set up their own democracy and live life fairly and equally… which devolves into utter chaos as the rules keep changing, and in the end… well… I won’t spoil it. It wasn’t a warm fuzzies…[Read more]

@overcomer it’s a political allegory— I absolutely loved it. Basically about a farm of animals who decide they’ve had enough with farmers and are going to set up their own democracy and live life fairly and equally… which devolves into utter chaos as the rules keep changing, and in the end… well… I won’t spoil it. It wasn’t a warm fuzzies…[Read more]

Okaaaaaay people, I need some help. My muse is asleep and I’m going to try and trick it into thinking its awake by utilizing a little friendly competition… @Daeus @bluejay @faithdk @anyone else…

Well, @daeus , personally I’m rather disappointed because I expected that we would be reading “The Witch of Blackbird Pond,” and had already set my heart on it. I find myself that discussions on any aspect of a book are instructive in the art of writing, but since you acted in the interest of time, I can hardly blame you.

I also wasn’t too keen…[Read more]

Well, @daeus , personally I’m rather disappointed because I expected that we would be reading “The Witch of Blackbird Pond,” and had already set my heart on it. I find myself that discussions on any aspect of a book are instructive in the art of writing, but since you acted in the interest of time, I can hardly blame you.

I also wasn’t too keen…[Read more]

Great! I have a copy…now to find it among all my other books. 😉

@Daeus Yeah, that’s fine. I get why you did that. We probably would end up discussing the historical setting more than the quality of writing in the book, etc. 🙂

@writefury @ingridrd and I finally did some Book Spine Poetry 🙂 🙂 🙂

@writefury I finally did some Book Spine Poetry 🙂 🙂 🙂

Oooh @writefury you’re back!! *jumps excitedly up and down on tiptoes, grins wickedly* come see what the President of the Cobalt Fan Club did with him!!!

Honestly, I think I murdered it. 😛

@abigail-blomberg
Hey, girl! *gives huge high five* *wrings injured hand* Welcome to Kingdom Pen! Reading, writing, drawing, riding horses…you’re my kind of person! 😉 (Although, I have to admit, I have never herded cattle before.) Anyway, I can’t wait to get to know you! 🙂 🙂 😉