WritingWren

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]

@bilbo-baggins

Hmm. That is a good scene. I love Rivendel in both. It’s such an ethereal yet cozy place. The dramatic camera angles had me laughing a lot too, or wiggling in awe depending. It’s funny how specific scenes will stick on one’s head. Do you ever imagine your books as movies?

Ah.

Yes! Actually read that aloud to my Mom once. It was…[Read more]

@Whalekeeper

ACK! I did not respond about Remi…

Ye. The whole story feels very French; I have a playlist and half the songs are just French.

That. Is. Fabulous. How else does one get into the right mood?

But it’s a fantasy and everyone gets into weird wacky hijinks. (With many games of croquet.)

Croquet! *stares into the distance h…[Read more]