Sarah Spradlin

@epicaddie2 *dies laughing* It’s perfect. :’D

@aislinn-mollisong @dekreel Great! 😀

Aislinn…I can’t say no to that, can I? XD

To all and anyone else who’s going to beta-read this, here is the customary procedure for getting my email, cause no way never will I post it here. 😉

Anyway, email kingdompen at their kingdompenmag email gmail which is in the subscribe bar up there. @hope…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Ike would rather be turned into a dragon, cause then he could melt chairs.

@catwing Rather have a cat. Less maintainence.

@emily Ike would rather do neither math nor science. Both boring. But if he was forced to pick one, he would choose Kindergarten math.

@allison-grace He would rather drink tea. It tastes more like…[Read more]

And why didn’t those tags work?

@daughteroftheking

@corissa-maiden-of-praise

@foreverme Hey! Welcome to kingdom pen! 😀 What’s your favorite book?

@aislinn-mollisong What about melted chairs?

Just as a quick note, it is technically breaking the law to use a fake address for a mailing list. I like the idea of doing a forwarding address like Daeus recommends (and yes; you probably won’t even get any mail), but I would not recommend making one up.

@emily-d  I read it a loooonng time ago and loved it!!!!  It is so well written and the characters are so real.  🙂

1. What kind of magazines are you looking for? Art magazines? Writing magazines? Fiction magazines? Something else? The Christian Writers Market Guide has a great index of different publications to submit to if you’re looking for options.

2. The internet is great for this. Figure out who your ideal audience is (age, gender, interests, passions)…[Read more]

@Daeus yes. I like that.

@princesswriter Welcome to the site! I’ll hold off on throwing any more questions your way, but am glad you joined us here. 🙂

@Daeus nope, not crazy. But in my experience you don’t even have to click on the link in the description; if you click on the pin, then click it again, it’ll take you back to the link embedded in it. And I think just about everyone knows that about Pinterest, so you might just end up stating the obvious.

Nice turtles. 😀

@Daeus yes! Much better; either of those would work very nicely.

@Daeus

Daeus here— I just took one of your templates and put rough lines where I was talking about. If you shrink the text inside those lines, it makes it very neat and tidy and leaves clean, empty edges to frame the quote and make it look complete.

@mark-kamibaya had a great thread on sci-fi a while back that touched on a lot of cliches… Well-worth reading: https://kingdompen.org/forums/topic/beginners-tips-for-writing-science-fiction/

@Sam-Kowal

Good job, Stan. We’re proud of you.

Merry Christmas to you too. 🙂