Rosey Mucklestone

@Daeus sounds good to me. 😛 Honestly I haven’t studied it as much as I should have. But from what I know of Pinterest, that’s a very solid plan.

@lifeofkatie Okay, thanks. That helps. I think I’m going to give it a try. 😀

@introvert_girl That makes sense, though I think I’ll create all my own pins.

@dekreel Btw, if you want to learn more about this, K.M.Wieland has a whole book on it. 😉

@mariposa  *speechless*

@jenwriter17 Sad endings are tricky to write, but also a ton of fun. Your character DOESN’T have to succeed in the story goal (if they do, there’s less sadness, in a way), but they SHOULD grow themeatically. If they fail in the goal, but grow and learn and have a great character arc, that will satisfy readers just as much.

@jenwriter17 It’s actually done already. 🙂 http://www.thescratchingquill.com/the-golden-ziggurat/

@introvert_girl @kate-flournoy @seekjustice

Thanks for your replies!

So, I’ve read and listened to some stuff about Pinterest and I think if there is a social media site that would fit me, this would probably be it. I think I’ll probably give it a try, but before I commit to anything I like to have a strategy for how I’m going to use it.

I have…[Read more]

@GabbyJ Welcome to KP!

@Leumeister

(They’ve got it down; the people who did the ‘message’, the theme song, they know their stuff. They have a healthy mindset. 😀 My phrase was probably some American-particular thing, unbeknownst to me. XD )

*feels welcomed to the club*

Who can tell? XD

That’s cool! Very neat. I like it about their glowing eyes, too.

🙂

Tris wins.…[Read more]

@introvert_girl Good question. I think in a short story, it isn’t necessary to fulfill your characters yearnings, though if you can, that would be great. I think you do need to show that the characters have made a significant step toward fulfilling their yearnings though.

Also, with villains and tragic characters, sometimes their yearnings should…[Read more]

@emily @seekjustice @dekreel @daughteroftheking @shannon

Thank you all so very much for praying!  Okay, here’s an update on my little cousin: she has been in the hospital all night.  The doctors think they know what’s wrong.  She was showing concussion symptoms and they think that when she bumped heads with her younger brother a little while ag…[Read more]

@perfectfifths

*hides because she hasn’t seen Wall-E*  Please don’t throw rotten tomatoes at me…

Okay, that without the exclamation point and dashes.

*facepalm*

<!–a href=”https://kateeverythingwriting.wordpress.com/”>kateeverythingwriting.wordpress.com</a–>

Ugh. Stop converting the html!

Like this only without the forward slashes.

//kateeverythingwriting.wordpress.com//

@kate-flournoy I have no idea what could be causing the weirdness in your link. My two thoughts are make sure your html looks like this:

kateeverythingwriting.wordpress.com

And if it already does, try using a bitly link and seeing if that changes anything.

Hm. It… might actually be the link in my forum signature acting up. It wouldn’t be the first time. @Daeus @Aratrea can I get your thoughts on this?

@Dragon-snapper I am so awfully sorry. I have no idea why it’s doing that. Guys, is anyone else having that problem?

@Catwing wow, we’re just gonna start a regular new genre here! XD

Oh, and by the way, it may help if you put the sharing settings of the doc on ‘anyone with the link can view’. That way we don’t have to request individual access.