Hello there, I am new to this forum. I've been looking around for awhile to broaden my knowledge and to find a place where I can learn new things and perhaps adapt new styles which I've not really came across. I am sixteen, I've been writing since I can remember. Only recently in these past two years have I actually set the goal to becoming a writer, so to help make it reality I'm finding every way possible to make that happen. I love writing and it is my biggest passion. I love the way you can just use words and create such imagery, plus it's also your own imagination coming alive, well, in some sense. So hey there I'm looking forward to this.
Hi, welcome Moonshine.I'm here if you want a friendI'm busy writing at the moment, but I'm free to chat some.Well, be right back got to check forums for my response. nope no response yet, I kinda need to get some responses before I can continue my writingwhat genre are you writing?
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At the moment it is mainly stuff to do with fantasy and the supernatural Although I am looking to broaden it and basically try something of everything. What about you?
mostly young-adult fantasy and my other book in a defferent sreries(soon to become) is a syfi/fantasy
That sounds good. I have like two different ideas on the go. It's slightly aggravating as I love both of them, but I think I'm just going to place on of the ideas aside and save it for later while I continue with the other one. What about you?
Well I have an idea to write 3 books so far, 2 are works in progress, 1 of those is the book I'm working on now, the other is the 2nd book of the same series The 2nd one is nothing but an idea in my head so far... but is soon going to be a plot on paper. So with that said the other book Im currentky writing is a syfi/fantasy that so far has the plot wrote down, alot is still undecided on it. But..... then again I haven't really given it alot of thought either
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Whoa. That all sounds complicated. Is it because you're having a problem with the plot or just because you're getting super awesome ideas all at once?
