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@glorifychrist

You have to finish the Wingfeather Saga! It is SO GOOD!!! It gets better as it progresses too. The ending of the last book is so heartbreaking, but also so beautiful… Anyway, if I keep talking about this, I’m going to spoil it for you, so I better stop.

Yeah, the worlds Tolkien and Lewis created are so awesome. I just recently…[Read more]

@glorifychrist

Yeah, peacocks rule! I was super surprised when we pulled ahead at the last minute.

I actually haven’t heard of most of the authors you mentioned, except for Andrew Peterson. I’ve also heard of some of Beverly Lewis’s books, but I’ve never read any.

So if you like Andrew Peterson… have you read the Wingfeather Saga? It’s my…[Read more]

@glorifychrist

Welcome! I’m Annabelle, and I’m relatively new here too. I also participated in CWW, and it was my first time this year. Which team were you on? I was on the peacocks!

What kind of books do you like to read? Who are some of your favorite authors?

Again, it’s nice to meet you! See you around the forums!

@koshka

Yeah, continuations of WFS are so fun! I wrote one a few years ago, but it’s probably lost somewhere on my computer… Anyway, I’ll look in the Wingfeather topic and read your stuff.

I have read Wingfeather Tales! It wasn’t as moving as the main book series, but it was still great.

@annabelle

Haha, I know! But then continuations are fun to write. If you want to read some there are a couple links in the Wingfeather topic under book review stuff. My sister and I wrote one of them.

Have you read Wingfeather Tales?

@koshka

The writer part of me knows you’re right, but the reader part still is hungry for more Wingfeather. LOL

@lavenderbookling

Hello! I am Koshka, or at least that’s what I’m called around here. Nice to meet you, Lavender!

Oh yeah, that bio thing can be a little confusing. At any rate, you did fine.

Sci-fi fantasy? That sounds interesting. What are your favorite things about this genre (genres)? I work mostly in Medieval Fantasy and Historical…[Read more]

@annabelle

I know! But then, it would be hard to continue any farther without it feeling like it would be; the author trying to write more on an already completed story arc. Hum…

And please don’t be scared away from KP because some weirdo was the first person you met. I promise that thy aren’t all like me.

@koshka A little help!

Greetings @lavenderbookling ! I am Power, but also the Black Mongoose. How am I two, but one???….. uh… well… I’ll get back to you on that when I figure it out myself!
So, we will now play a game called “Ask the Newbie Ridiculous Questions!” hosted by yours truly… or falsely. Whichever works.
Greetings folks! (I already greeted you, but for…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

I enjoyed the Left Behind series, and I would definitely recommend it. It was very adult in content, but it was still good. The last three or four books in the series, especially Armeggedon, were very violent, and there was a lot of torture and gory things. There are no illustrations in the book, thankfully, but you can still…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

Oh yes!

*Sigh* I’m not entirely sure. By the time I reached The Warden and the Wolf King, I already loved the characters, especially Janner and Kalmar. Their development throughout the series climaxes at points in the last book, and sometimes you really question if certain charries are going to make it or find ‘healing’. And then…[Read more]

@lana-blanchard

Indeed! Me, myself, and I do have other aliases. Another name of moi is the Black Mongoose. *Takes a bow*

Who wouldn’t want to jump out of a plane? Me! (Despite me being so marvelous, I am also in fact a tad bit fearful of heights.)

1) Hmmm 🤔 Options 2 and 6 both sound appetizing. I could curl up in a corner and bawl my eyes out…[Read more]

@lana-blanchard

Indeed! Me, myself, and I do have other aliases. Another name of moi is the Black Mongoose. *Takes a bow*

Who wouldn’t want to jump out of a plane? Me! (Despite me being so marvelous, I am also in fact a tad bit fearful of heights.)

1) Hmmm 🤔 Options 2 and 6 both sound appetizing. I could curl up in a corner and bawl my eyes out…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Welcome back to the Kingdom!

I’m a little off and on with my writing too, although I’m consistently thinking about it. I just can’t seem to write it much.

@elishavet-pidyon

Good question. So, this is a point in which they’re rather human. All creatures used to worship God, but as time passes many forgot their Creator. This is actually one of the things so terribly wrong with the wolfish government, one of the trials my characters have to face this setting isn’t all that different from this world in…[Read more]

@lana-blanchard

You profile pic is so pretty, and your books sound interesting.

I like to write plays. I want to write novels. Here is the series I’m working on.

The first two my series are set in a  medieval time period, while the last is sort of World War/War on Terror time. I am using animal characters (sort of like Green Ember or Redwall)…

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@nova21

Yeah, not having the time to write during the school season makes perfect sense. I’m homeschooled, so I don’t have that problem as much, but I can still understand what you’re saying.

Those stories both sound great! How far are you along in them?

Besides writing for my blog and for Kingdom Pen (which I just started doing), I have been…[Read more]

@nova21

Yes, I really need some new writing friends! None of my in-person friends really like to write, so the internet is the next best thing. Thanks for looking at my blog!

So… it sounds like you haven’t really been writing a lot lately, but when you do write, what do you like to write about?

@godlyfantasy12

Okay, I copied and pasted the link in my browser and it worked. You have a nice website! Good job! I hope to read more posts by you.