Alexa Autorski

@gracie-j Oh absoutelyy!!! And thank youu so much!!!

@godlyfantasy12 Ooo I gotcha!

I don’t really write themes, so that’s a little harder. Just recently I started adding themes of redemption and forgiveness as well as revenge, character growth, and Christianity.

Here’s a few extra I thought of off the top of mi…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I agree with @gracie-j @devastate-lasting and @daisy-torres

As Lin said, I wouldn’t show my writing to most people at my church or people in general that are not my peers because my books are not for kids and the majority of adults would wonder what on earth I’ve been reading and watching to come up with such stuff. not that’s…[Read more]

@maryg3 Your WIPs all sound so interesting! I would love to hear more about them!

Hmm…what has driven my desire to write? Perhaps it’s to get the stories out of my head onto paper, or maybe because writing is like breathing, and I can’t live without. Maybe it’s after I realised that my writing could make others feel things, and I want to do…[Read more]

@maryg3 Hi, Mary!! Welcome to KingdomPen!!

I am a scifi fantasy writer/author, with two published books! I also have a blog, but I’m a master procrastinator so I rarely update T_T

I love telling cheesy jokes, hate hallmark movies, love CS Lewis, kinda like Tolkien, and love historical fiction/Fantasy/Sci-Fi novels. Especially if they’re long…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

The Art of Deception (my sci-fi) is the preachiest with Christianity that I’ve ever been, and I’m loving it.

Used to, when I wrote Fantasy, I thought like what you’re saying. How will I ever reach a non-Christian audience if I talk about God a lot?

Well, (like Gracie said!) maybe that’s not where God is calling us. We become so…[Read more]

@gracie-j OH my WORD girl P R E A C H!!!! That was a fantastic comment and I could not have said it better myself!!!! I agree wholeheartedly with everything you said!! (And that literally makes me so happy that your grandfather told you that!!! It makes me so so soooo happy to see the Holy Spirit working through young writers’ works like that!!!)…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 You’re looking at someone who, a) doesn’t write Christian fantasy, b) doesn’t think about themes.

Back in the day I thought I had to write a ton of Christian stuff into my stories, like a direct allegory, preaching, the Gospel, etc. I’ve since learned.

Y’know, when he started Narnia, Lewis actually didn’t intend to have it be…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 Ay, it looks awesome!

@godlyfantasy12

AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH *continues screaming for a eternity* Girl, I am SO excited for you!! Your site looks simply FANTABULOUS!!!!! I love it soooo much!!!! <333

@maryg3 Ay, welcome to the forum! I’m Linyang, though most here call me Lin! Glad to have you here!

Yes, short stories are very fun! I’ve been writing more of them lately myself, they really do wonders for exercises.

What is the premise of your current work in progress?

Also, do you like pineapple on pizza?

Lovely to have you here! Hope to see…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 I got Arabella!!!! 😀 And, GIRL, I was surprised at how much she sounded like me!!!!! 😄

@precious-y Hi, Precious!!!!!! 😀 Welcome to the Kingdom!!!!!!

I’m Katherine. And I love reading and writing in a variety of genres. What’s your favorite book? What’s your favorite movie?

Oh, and I noticed you asked for sci-fi recommendations. Have you heard of Nova by Chuck Black? I haven’t read it yet, but my sister said it was an awesome…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

I just saw how long my post was after I posted it, (sorry about that).

@joy-caroline

Aw, well thank you; yes I totally get what you mean because yes, we are in very similar situations with our novels, and even though we take (or try to take) breaks from our novels, there’s just no way possible to forget about them. In fact, even when I take a short break now and then, the characters still follow me around and just…[Read more]

@issawriter7 youre welcome!! 🙂

@keilah-h

@gracie-j @abigail-m @godlyfantasy12 @other-people

And, as Lyn told the story of all that had happened in the wood, Ara couldn’t felt but feel encouraged, knowing that all three of them were safe. And that’s all that mattered. “One is too many.”

“Yes.”

“That Echopelt.” Hunterclaw shook his head, smili…

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