WritingWren

@whalekeeper

that meme is peek!!!!!!

@savannah_grace2009

Hi Sara! Glad to see you! Yes, KP is alive again. Blame or thank me…. I’m not sure which one is appropriate yet.

Welcome to KP @bilbo-baggins!!! So excited to see a new face!

I’m Esther, a homeschooled high school senior and lover of stories. I’ve been a member for 4 years but have sadly been quite inactive for the past year or so 😭 I’m trying to change that by starting with welcoming our new members!

Now I have some questions for you because why not…[Read more]

Welcome to KP @renegade!!! So glad to have you!

I’m Esther, a homeschooled high school senior and lover of stories. I’ve been a member for almost 4 years now, but the past year or so I haven’t been very active at all 😭 So we’re changing that by welcoming new friends!!

Okiii, some questions for you!

~ if you could visit anywhere in the world,…[Read more]

Going to sprint for an hour to try and finish this book-by-chapter outline for Project Faerie Glass. Starting at (6):02.

Hello, Quarterstaffgirl! I don’t believe I have introduced myself yet. My name is QuicksilverWyvern (though you can just call me Quicksilver or Wyvern, I don’t mind) and I like to write mostly epic fantasy with hints of other genres. I also have a ridiculous amount of other hobbies, though I’m definitely not equally great at all of them, lol! My…[Read more]

Ah, yes, the balance between sweet milky and dark chocolate. Perfection.

The Cooper Kids’ Adventures is kind of like a creepy, thrilling, Christian Indiana Jones about two kids and their archeologist dad. It’s really good. Would totally recommend.

I believe I have heard of the author you mentioned, but I don’t believe I have read any of her works.

@quicksilverwyvern

I have heard, but have not read.

Chocolate, however, I have consumed. The best is a ballance between dark and milk with some deied fruit or cookie bits in it. Unless it is Spanish truffles. Mmmmmm….

Have you heard of/read Christina Baehr? I have a feeling her work is a very different genre from what you are talking about,…[Read more]

I’ve watched the Gerald Butler movie adaptation. I really like! (Phantom is my favorite musical.) The only thing I thought could have been done better was the last song, “Down to the Dungeons.” I feel like the director tried to make the Phantom more “emotional” in that song by having him cry and sound upset, but in my personal opinion that broke…[Read more]

Oh! Frank Peretti! He wrote the Cooper Kids’ Adventures! I love those books!!! He’s a great author! I haven’t finished the entire series yet, but the next three are waiting in my reading basket for me to pick them up.

I love chocolate.

Haha! Nice. When you say HTTYD, do you mean the movies or books? I literally just watched the first movie again, lol. I’ve read the first few books too, though.

Hello, Liberty! I’m a gal, or preferably a swordswoman. In the future I hope to own an entertainment business that does publishing, games, graphic novels, television, and film. Writing has been my calling ever since I was in elementary school, and my goal in writing is to glorify God through excellent and meticulous craft.

Nice! Love throwing the tantrum. Doing that stuff in D&D is fun. I really like how you explain how she came by her class. It’s great when backgrounds explain that!

I love this idea! Only problem is I don’t know what character to submit, lol. Hmm…I’ll submit Paul (that’s his nickname–full name is Paulomaroes). He’s a fifty-six-year-old man whose made preparing for the next great siege of evil monsters his life’s ambition ever since his traumatic childhood.

@whalekeeper

Very good. It’s a delicate matter.

So Inglor is a monkey. 😀

Precisely.

That makes me think of the god-disguised-as-a-beggar, and I love the themes associated with that trope. Except in this case, you have a lot more variety going on. This is not just a message about judging a book by its cover – this is also about preconceived b…

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Ah, yes. The four-legged, two-winged western dragons get all the attention. People always forget there’s also wyverns and wyrms, drakes and amphipteres, sea-serpents and hyrdras, and of course little fairy dragons and the eastern dragons. I credit my many-faceted fantasy reptile knowledge to an excellent book I read on drawing dragons. I promise…[Read more]

That inn sounds like it’s from one of my dreams, please make it some day. I’d live in a sort of fantasy palace as well. That line is great! Well put! I’ll have to read some of the work you’ve put on the site when I can find time. Love the name of it.

Hi, Stellybean! I know, there’s so many people to get to know here right now. I’m sure it’ll become easier to track in the coming weeks once we’re talking and memorizing users more consistently.

I have two D&D characters for ongoing campaigns I’m in, and one I made for a one-shot last Tuesday I plan to re-use. For that character, I took the meme…[Read more]

Hello! I’d love to share a summary! The book I finished the first draft of this summer is about a young king who, after winning the revolution, was secretly usurped and has been held up in his palace for forty years while his Region Lords try to find a way to rob him of the unique magic powers he has before they end him. The head of the Region…[Read more]