Tristan S.

@keilah-h

Yes I do but in this particular scene it’s a metaphor, but I do have lots of dragons and some dragon people in my stories.

heres one; Evyrett Knayaz

prince of the serpent people. He’s a liiittle nervous around anything bigger than him it bring around any other living beings in general

Heres the story scene that goes with it;
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Hi Annika!

Welcome to Kingdom Pen!! My name is Mary; I joined 10 days ago so I am fairly new here!

I’d love to hear about your work in progress!

I like the Hobbit too! Who is your fav character in the book?

I love reading/writing dystopian and historical fiction, but also realistic fiction.

Are you a mystery movie person?

@akbaer

Hi!  My name is Lily.  Welcome to the K.P forum.

Awesome!  I love medieval/fantasy too!  What do you like to knit?  Any favorite authors?  What book are you currently reading?

@keilah-h ooo here is another dramatic scene I just remembered

Dorok smiled stiffly at the prince as Ayerna introduced him, but he wasn’t happy. He felt a nagging in his mind and a pit of apprehension in his gut; he didn’t like this man, and he wasn’t sure if it was because the spoiled snob seemed to be paying special attention to Ayerna, or if th…

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@akbaer Hey there! Welcome to the forum! I’m Linyang, though you can call me Lin as well.

A fellow fantasy writer! How lovely. What can you tell me about your current WIP?

@keilah-h Oo I like these! You’ve got good proportions!

@AKbaer

Well hello hello! Good to meet you! I like writing fantasy in medieval-ish setting too! *high fives

a very important question: Do you like anchovies on pizza? if you’ve never tried that, do you like olives on pizza? or do you even like pizza? hehe

I shall introduce myself: I’m a Christian, and love taking care of and interacting with…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

well… I don’t think I have fallen out of love of writing… granted, I’ve only been seriously dedicating time to writing the last two years and before that, I hated anything that required a keyboard or a pencil, but now my keyboard has grooves worn in the keys from me using them so much! XD

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Ooo!! This is a cool idea! Let me see…

Ok, I got mine! But I skipped her internal dialogue, and chose the lines she says out loud. Also, she lives in 1870 London. In TID, Emilia is shy but resilient. independent (only because she has no choice) curious, sensitive, and kind. And a little defensive at times. She is great at problem-solving…[Read more]

@kathleenramm Ah, I’ve heard that the best stories are all written by people who’ve suffered. So, well, I guess when we’re going through trials, we can see it as something good for our writing.

Me… I’ve had times where I didn’t write, usually burnout. But never really fallen out of love with it, like I do with piano. I mean, maybe there have…[Read more]

@keilah-h ahhh i see, well the scenes are both cool! keep up the good work! 😉

@elfwing Glad it made you feel something, heh. I’m quite excited for this short.

@godlyfantasy12 ooo whoa lots of suspense!! I’m curious. and hey, mine was long too, more suspense i suppose! XD

@devastate-lasting that scene made me so sad…

@keliah-h AHHH does this character die??? after all, wounds like that… oof

@issawriter7 @gracie-j @abigail-m @keilah-h @anyone-reading

Well, I think this one ought to be… interesting XD

Then he blinked in shock as Violet’s fist shot out like a viper and hit the man square in the throat; he let out a cry of pain, and released his grip on her neck. She fought and bit and kicked, but they still wouldn’t let her go; the…

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@keilah-h

oooo cool! I’ll share one if that’s okay! It’s my favorite dramatic scene still, even though I’ve written others… and I admit it makes me shiver, likely because I see everything I read in pictures, but it’s still… well decide for yourself. XD (Death Rams are my fantasy version of Raptors with extra-good senses and really nasty…[Read more]

@keilah-h Thanks for the tag! Yeah, most of the time I do fantasy. Nice scene! Very dramatic indeed.

*thinks for a very long time* Yeah, I really don’t remember or know what scenes I write are dramatic… Here’s a prologue from a short story that I’m working on, though:

“If you don’t tell me the information, lady, I’m afraid I’m going to have to…

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@faith-q

well, those days are good too… and then filling in the backstory. I love the daydreaming days as much as planning tbh.

probably because my story sorta requires mysterious countries and unknown peoples, because the biggest country (empire, really) has driven out all other people, so the trade routes are very small and selective and not…[Read more]