Jackson Graham

@the-real-kapeefer Nooo… You do know that the KJV is one of the most accurate and to-the-text-bible translations we have, right?

@kballen Because you wouldn’t dare not like chocolate. 😉

Myers Briggs is an excellent theory on personality types that divides people into 16 different archetypes and defines how their brain works and how they generally act. You can take a free test to determine your type here: https://www.16personalities.com

Hi @kballen! You’ve found the Kingdom of Pen. We’ll have to give you a cloak and a bar of chocolate.

Btw, do you happen to know your Myers Briggs type?

Welcome to the site @kballen! Glad you found us through YWW. 🙂 We love the work that Brett and Jaquelle are doing over there. Are you working on writing any stories currently? If so, what’s the story premise?

@emma-flournoy It hasn’t changed very much. Mostly it’s just been clearing up confusing parts and improving the prose.

@emma-flournoy If you want to leave a review based on the version you got, that is fine. However, if you feel that you should read the most recent version first, then you can go ahead and sign up using the first link.

@epicaddie2 If you want action stories, go the Bible. 😀 We did Judges a few summers ago in my youth group, and I’m glad we did. 🙂

@lifeofkatie. Haha. 😀 We’ll just say you were too excited to notice the link.

@the-real-kapeefer He’s not made up or fake. He was a real judge in the book of Judges, that God used to save His people from oppression.

Judges 3:14-23
So the children of Israel served Eglon the king of Moab eighteen years.
But when the children of Israel cried unto the LORD, the LORD raised them up a deliverer, Ehud the son of Gera, a…[Read more]

@xonos-darkgrate Neat! Frankenstein is in my top ten favorite books, so I’d definitely recommend you check it out (still getting around to Dracula myself).

You can definitely submit your work so that we consider it for publication! Check out our submission guidelines for information on how to do so: https://kingdompen.org/submissions/

@dragon-snapper No, it can be every once and a while, but generally the hard work is accompanied by excitement. What I mean to say is, from my experience, if you write simply because it is fun, you will probably want to give up. However, if you write because writing is important to you, then you won’t give up.

@daeus Yes, but you’re not saying that writing is a drudgery are you? A hobby can be hard and still fun at the same time.

@joy-schmidt I don’t really know what to say. The other two Chosen Ones seem to be a bit more knowledgeable than I am. However, if you’re satisfied with you’re plot, then I’d try writing the first few chapters, and see if you…[Read more]

@amy-l-klob Well, the name Dragon Snapper doesn’t come from a story I’m writing. Just a matter of everyday life. 😀
Eek. Don’t worry; I’m American!

@epicaddie2 No, don’t worry. I’m with you, although I’m right-handed. (tell Daniel about the judge Ehud from Judges!)
@the-real-kapeefer I have my ways. *shrugs rather nonchalantly* I’d like to see you try. Now be nice.

@amy-l-klob Glad to have you. Can I guess that you write historical fiction?

@lifeofkatie Thanks. 😀

Btw, did you sign up through the link? Because I don’t think I got a notification.

@xonos-darkgrate Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet. 🙂

This is not at all like Wattpad, but if you have any questions about your story, there’s a lot of people on here who would like to help you.

@jessi-rae @josiahdeboer Awesome–so glad you both were able to come and learn from it! 😀