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@liberty

Oh they are very good! You like stories with animal protagonists, right? (I think.) Despareaux is right up that story lane.

@ellette-giselle

I was interesting in Tale of Despareaux for the world building involving the government. I love tyrannical Government books, and my next story might have characters getting thrown into a pit if…

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@rae

DUDE waaaaiiit, I need a moment to collect myself. It’s Chase. Dude.

@calyhuge

I’d forgotten about that. I think the movie was aiming for a more lighthearted ending (not just the ending, the whole thing in general, I suppose).

@power

Ha HA, the sensible Power has made an appearance!

Mercy Watson, I agree, is not boring.

but their descriptions seemed kinda pain filled, and I’m not particularly interested in more woe in my life.

This is true. This is very, very, very true.

Have you read Beverly, Right Here, Louisiana’s Way Home, or Raymie Nightingale?

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@calyhuge

We watched that movie so many times, I… Well, I don’t know how to finish that sentence because I can’t recite the movie or anything, but we watched it a lot. XD

*Leaves because my writer self is incredibly frustrated*

@loopylin @whoever

I’m going to be completely honest. When I roleplay, I try to keep as much consistency as possible with the personalities because otherwise it’s too confusing for other people. This ends up causing issues though, because I might change things canonically, but leave everything the same in a roleplay.

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@power

*Gives you a fluffy pajama onesie, hoping you’ll calm down*

That does in fact look like a quality book. 🧐 But nevertheless, this topic is designated for the boring books.

*Hands you some snacks so you don’t complain*

@power

*Clucks my tongue disapprovingly* You have the attention span of Alice in Wonderland, Power.

(Just kidding)

@theshadow

Yaayyy!! Yes, I have!! And I’ve read most of her books, I think. It’s been a long time, but the memories just suddenly flooded back into my mind this evening. Flora & Ulysses has got to be her strangest book. XD

@loopylin

Seb

“Oh, that.” Seb prodded his forehead with a sponge, which he figured would be the least painful prodding tool. The throbbing beat which had kept him company the entire day had disappeared in his sleep.

Normally he would try to think of something smart to say. His shoulders dropped, and he looked around for a few moments before he…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

*Church

hehehehehehehe

@loopylin @elishavet-pidyon @koshka @mineralizedwritings @rae @theshadow @freed_and_redeemed @highscribeofaetherium @liberty @hybridlore @calyhuge @smiley @raxforge @grcr @lightoverdarkness6 @ellette-giselle

I’m shooting blind, here. No idea who likes these books.

@ellette-giselle

How close are your character personalities to the real person? I can’t say I make a one-for-one imitation of the person. Recently I was inspired by a friend’s hyper deliberateness in friendships and used that as a trait, but I used barely anything else.

And finally, my dog, because he’s definitely art. Definitely relevant.

Some art from the National Gallery when I went there recently. Sigh, my camera is not good, but it is one of my favorites.

@loopylin

Should Blackjack be an Australian shepherd?