That is really helpful, @seekjustice. Thanks.

@r-m-archer That does make sense. I’m not too worried about plagiarism, so hopefully that’s good!

@literatureforthelight That is SO AWESOME that you read it in Chinese- although it’s not surprising that that would affect comprehension :).

Your guys’ lines are so good!

Mine is this:

“My sword was as heavy as my resignation.”

Hello, Elise! Welcome!

William did not move.

This is a great discussion topic! I adore father-daughter (or father-son, mother-son, mother-daughter) relationships. I especially like it the father or mother isn’t their actual parent, but they act as a father or mother figure. I haven’t finished a project with this kind of relationship, but it crops up all the time in the stories I plan.

Hi, Kaytelyn @princessmk! Welcome!

Poetry is awesome. I’ve written some in the past, and I think that’s cool that you do too. I find it interesting that you wrote poetry first and then fantasy- most people go the other way around :).

I’m kind of brain dead tonight, otherwise I’d say more. Welcome, I hope I see you around!

Sarah

Welcome, Kariel! Romance, huh? Your stories sound really fun! I have never really read or written romance as more than a subplot, but it sounds cool!

I’m Sarah. I’m a sci-fi writer and an INFP (one letter away!). If you ever have questions about grammar, character, story or physics, feel free to tag me. I’d love to help out.

We’re glad you’re here!

One of the books that has impacted the most has been The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson. This book was my main introduction to modern adult fantasy. As a writer, it mainly taught me not to glorify war. As a reader, it proved that yes, it’s possible for an ending to be even better than you hoped.