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@nova21 I’m planning on self-publishing. 🙂

@gracie-j Thanks, I will! 😀

@nova21 I have no idea, lol XD I’ll just start it whenever I finish editing this one (maybe February??)

I’ve been kind of taking a break in December, but I am so pumped to get back at it come January (even if it is editing). I’m currently working on editing my superhero novel, the first in a duology. Editing is a struggle for me, but it’s still fun at times and going pretty well. 🙂

@writerlexi1216 My word of advice would be to listen to real people talk. Listen to conversations and take note of elements that stick out to you. Surprisingly, people talk over each other a lot, don’t finish their sentences, etc. And depending on the age, there could be slang appropriate for the time period. Hope that helps! 🙂

@issawriter17 Thanks!! 😀

@issawriter17 Your blog looks awesome! 😀 I run a second blog (https://projectinspirehome.wordpress.com/) for inspiring and equipping artists; it’d be cool if we could do a collab some time. 🙂

@devastate-lasting oh my word XD

Welcome to KP, @issawriter17 ! 😀 Great to meet you! Glad to see another speculative fiction writer. AND a blogger? Awesome! I’m sure if you drop the link to your blog we’d all like to check it out. 😉

I’m dead XD

@gracie-j

I don’t have many opinions on the Civil War in fiction. I literally don’t think I have ever read a book set in the Civil War? Ever?? Nope, I’m pretty sure I haven’t. However! I do have opinions on the Revolutionary War. My family is English (my grandparents came out to Aus in the late 60s, and my cousins and other family members still…[Read more]

Right on! *thumbs up*

This is cool! 😀

@kathleenramm

That’s quite hard for me to answer! Death scenes are hard for me to write emotionally speaking, especially as someone who has had two very beloved family members die traumatically. It’s just hard for me to treat them as blase as I used to when I was a younger writer and I struggle with them quite a lot.

More mentally though, stupid…[Read more]

@e-k-seaver

I’m around too if you ever want to drop me a line 😀 We sound like we’re at pretty similar stages in writing. I started writing when I was ten or eleven but I’ve been writing seriously (for me, that means with the goal of being traditionally published) since I was about sixteen, so almost five years now working towards being…[Read more]

@r-m-archer

Why The Horse and His Boy?? I am remarkably curious. I didn’t really grow up sheltered at all, so when my more conservative friends (this happens to me in real life just as much as on the internet) say they weren’t able to read/watch certain things I get confused 😀

@lewilliams This is such a cool idea! But, sadly, I am taking a break from writing for a bit to avoid burnout after all I did during the year. But I’ll tag a bunch more people for ya 🙂

@seekjustice @alia @rochellaine @dekreel @dragon-snapper @devastate-lasting @kathleenramm @gracie-j @e-k-seaver @annika-c @nova21 @mayajoelle @erinramm @skredder

@_delta-leigh_

Hey there! You sound like a fascinating person! I’d love to hear more about your mechanical engineering and your woodworking? What sort of things do you make? I really want to get into leather working but I’ve never tried doing any sort of woodwork. and bookbinding obviously sounds awesome!

Who are some of your favourite authors?

@gracie-j

What’s your blog’s name?

Kind of… 😛  I opened one up a while back and wrote a few posts but I’m terrible with consistency and dropped off from it.  Lately I’ve been thinking of trying again, maybe putting up some of the scenes or songs from the mini musical I wrote for my little sisters, or publishing some of my poems, but I just n…[Read more]

@gracie-j

It’s pretty good so far. 🙂  I’m only about halfway through it.  (Sorry, Jen…so slow, I know. 😛 )

😀 What’s the topic you’re working on?