Tabitha Cassandra

@milena The Lord of the Rings is such a good trilogy! I haven’t watched the others yet, but I’ll make a note of them!

The Great Gatsby was very good! I haven’t read the others, but I’ve been meaning to read The Girl on the Train. Coming of age books are very good, I agree.

Absolute mood. I also adore music. And I have listened to The…[Read more]

@elfwing

Thank you for understanding about that:) Moving across Canada? Wow, that’s cool:) It sounds tough, but really awesome at the same time 😀

*High five for omniscient writing!* XD Ooh, but first person is always fun too:D Though the only times I really use it are when I interview my characters or write journal entries for them or while…[Read more]

@elanor

Thank you for understanding about that:) Wow, moving across Canada?? Thank sounds tough, but also awesome:D
Don’t worry about it at all! In fact, I love long descriptions and I love hearing anything about horses. All you wrote was incredible and thank you so much for telling me about breaking Gypsy for riding, I just think it’s so amazing…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Of course! I’m glad I was able to help:)

@writerlexi1216

Me again XD Remember when I said I’d share a picture of the Koni I’da? Well here it is and though it’s not 100% accurate, it looks a LOT like them:)

@godlyfantasy12

First of all, you’re definitely not alone with this. I have been striving to draft my nearly four-year-old novel for almost a year now and the second draft of anything is hard. But you’re 100% right, giving up is not an option. I totally understand the feeling of having an incredible story in your head, the action and characters…[Read more]

@elanor

Hi Elanor! I’m really sorry about this late reply, and thank you for your patience with me here:)
*Gasps* You actually broke a horse? Wow, that is so amazing and I am 100% impressed by that. Do you have any tips or thoughts on breaking horses? I would like to do it one day, but I have broken in ones to watch for now XD But anyway, yes, s…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Thank you so much for tagging me, I really appreciate it:) I think this is amazing, but sadly, I won’t be able to because of time shortages:( Perhaps I can join in now and then though? This is a fantastic idea:D

@nanisnook

Oh yes, and here is a quote that I reference all the time and hope you find helpful:)

@nanisnook

I am sorry for being late to this topic, but you’re definitely not the only one who’s wanted to chuck everything in the garage. I myself probably feel like doing that almost every other week since I often feel like my writing is scrambled, unclear, or just plain unsalvageable. And we’re not alone either, one of the greatest write…[Read more]

@milena

Hi Milena! Welcome to Kingdom Pen! I’m Abigail by the way and you write poetry? That’s awesome! 😀 Poetry is one of my very favorite things to write and there’s always so many fun formats and freedom with it. Do you write structured or freestyle poetry? Do you have a favorite poem or poet?

Once again, a hearty welcome:D It’s amazing to…[Read more]

@ariel-f

Definitely, Ceasefire is an amazing song:D It’s awesome to meet you too!

@elfwing

Hi Elfwing! I am really sorry about this late reply, and I truly appreciate your patience with me here:)
Ooh, I LOVE the dynamics you created with the griffons and the firebirds. That’s extremely creative and intriguing! 😀
*High fives* That’s awesome! Not too many writers use omniscient, so that’s cool that you do as well. Three side…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Hi Joy! Sorry for being late here, but yes! I understand exactly what you’re feeling about your writing. I don’t think my writing goes as heavy and deep as yours, but I often delve into deep themes, allegories, and topics. So you aren’t alone one bit and I concur with @lewilliam s when she says we’re always growing and learning. And…[Read more]

@iluvhim18

Thank you for tagging me:D This topic sounds so amazing and I’d love to participate! 😀

Filip folded his arms defensively, “now hold up just one second you stubborn headed snowdrift, I have legitimate reasons as to just why I let the rabbit go.”

@writerlexi1216

Hi Alexa! (Btw, I don’t think I ever asked you, do you like Lexi or Alexa better? Either is 100% awesome. I was just wondering:)

Don’t worry about it at all:) And I agree sophomore is really tough to wrap up, but that’s awesome that you did last week! 😀 Relief isn’t it? I mean, afterward, there’s always so much more time for…[Read more]

@joy-caroline Murder someone.

Well, or badly injure someone. Is what I do. I’m assuming, however, that your story isn’t of the suitable genre. But yeah, what Jenna said. Keep writing by looking forward to whatever’s coming. Or maybe spice things up by doing something unexpected. Or develop who you thought was gonna be a minor character. Whatever…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Sometimes this happens to me when I’m working on a more slow-paced story. But I try to remember that if the plot points are big changes for the protagonist and move the plot forward, then they’re important, even if they might not seem exciting. 🙂

@milena Hello and welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! I’m Elizabeth; it’s so nice to meet you!:)

Poetry is so cool!! You should definitely submit some–I’d love to read some of your work:D Ah yes, films and music are such great places for inspiration. Do you have any particular favorites (films or music)? For me, I tend to gravitate towards a…[Read more]