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KP Book Review: King Lear
This play by the Bard isn’t the type of story that you want to pick up to read for fun—unless your favorite pastime happens to be reading gut-wrenching tragedies. But it also has numerous implications for writers, which is why I’m recommending this book to Kingdom...
KP Critiques – 27
We give you our twenty-seventh installment of KP Critiques! We greatly appreciate the willingness of our subscribers to subject their work underneath our editor’s scrutiny. While critiques are necessary and greatly beneficial, it’s never easy to put your work out...
Journeying Through Your Novel Part Seven: The Lowpoint
The seventh video in on our ongoing Youtube series on writing: in which Josiah decides to quit shooting videos, Daniel becomes a motivational speaker, and Anna decides to step out from behind the camera to give a surprise interview at the end. Buy our...
KP Book Review: Northanger Abbey
If you’re like me, as an avid reader or writer, you’ve probably imagined what it would be like to be the hero or heroine of your own little story. And that’s what makes Northanger Abbey such a fun and entertaining book to read. The book’s protagonist, Catherine...
KP Critiques – 26
We are so delighted to be presenting you with our twenty-sixth installment of KP Critiques!! All of you amazing subscribers who have submitted your work for us to critique, THANK YOU!!! Through your courage you have provided us with substantial material, as well as...
Hard Love: How Shedding Romance Can Highlight Love
Stories follow a familiar pattern because it works. When it comes to character archetypes, we have the Hero, Villain, Mentor, Ally, and Love in just about every story. Usually, the weakest of these is the Love. This is...