TheLobsterLover

@theducktator @liskaboyce @elishavet-pidyon

^ Tagging y’all for this quarter’s book club. ^

@loopylin bruh

actually a random monster in soldier’s room actually makes sense y’know? not that his room is anything more than an alleyway or some cave most likely lol

Don’t think I’ve bugged this person @lillian yet.

BZZZZZZZZZZ 🪰

@whoeverthekpmoderatersare

We can keep this one ( @quarterstaffgirl ), and you can return the others.

@beth-torres

That Mongoose has offended Bilbo, thus I must have roasted mongoose tonight 😔

You can have the little stinker! 🤣😂🤣 (He has been on a bath strike for about 2 weeks. . . Though it feel like an eternity. 🙄  🦨👃💀)

I haven’t bought his royal lowness his chocolate milk (somebody was getting rather chunky 😏) and after a failed threat to…[Read more]

we should get back to ours, whose house are we invading next

i know it’s one of my guys’ but whose exactly

@whalekeeper oooh that’s a good idea, totally do that

@quarterstaffgirl

Soooo. . . based off your name, have you “sparred” with a staff and therefore now its amazing amazingness? (Perhaps have had the bruises to prove it?)

@reaganramm

@liberty

I’ll be praying, Liberty.

@liskaboyce

Ah yes, the middle act, the fun and games part, the exhaustive what-are-we-even-doing-right-now pile of pain.

What I’ve recently found to help me (being myself in the final stages of plotting a novel) is to think of this part of the book as when the characters face two big obstacles to reaching their goal, and the aftermath of either…[Read more]

@liskaboyce

Whaley’s response is lovely and says quite what I was going to, so I’ll only add:

Ugh. Yes, there are so many different styles of plotting that it gets hard to find one that will work for you. I’ve tried several and have eventually ended up with one that’s a sort of mix between three-act and beats, but using bullet points.

okay that…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @loopylin

*Hides behind textbooks*

Oops, I missed this.

Ari

A small smile tugged one side of his mouth higher than the other. No magiked arrows this time–just a nearly perfect shot.

“Alcarna, Firefly. Well done.”

Froilán had taken a week to even hit the target. But then, the boy had barely been strong enough to draw the bow.

@lillian

Ryuu sounds like he’ll fit in just fine around here. XD Go ahead and pick a place around the school to drop him in, and we’ll see who’s around to interact!

@lillian

Welcome to the Kingdom! I’m Koshka, writer of middle-grade fiction, random poetry, full time college student, history/language/culture nerd, and hand crafting enthusiast.

Ah! A Drakes Tavern sounds like a wonderful idea. I’d definitely pause my questing travels to stay a night. 😉

Questions! Would you rather ride a dragon for a day, o…[Read more]

@renegade

Welcome to the Kingdom! I’m Koshka, writer of middle-grade fiction, random poetry, full time college student, history/language/culture nerd, and hand crafting enthusiast.

Ah, I see that is quite a time difference. Hopefully you’re getting some much needed rest by now, but just in case you aren’t (or for whenever you happen to check…[Read more]

@liskaboyce

Those are very logical reasons, yes. *Nods seriously*

Ah, she hath thrown back the question at me! Let’s see…*thinking noises*…I’d have to say ride a dragon for a day. I didn’t say I couldn’t also own a horse at some point, and I would love to know what flying on the back of a giant fire breathing reptile would feel like. For…[Read more]