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Neverending Story 1.0
Hey team, we're trying something new (and hopefully fun?): I'm going to make up the first sentence of a story and then tag someone. That person will then come up with the next sentence and post it in a comment, along with tagging someone for the next line. We'll keep this first story going until we feel like it’s done! (Edited from original end date of 9/16—we’re having far too much fun to stop now 🤠) Get those creative juices flowing! Be crazy, creative, and kind! Who knows, you may get your next idea here . . . Okay, here's the first line: On her 85th birthday, Gladys woke up speaking Italian. @Kai Alger, take it away!
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The days were becoming shorter, and winter’s solstice, which on this year would be a full moon, was fast approaching; a fact that both worried her and yet, inexplicably, sent a thrill of excitement down her strengthening blood and bones. Your turn @JoAnne Maluti
Hello everyone!
I write fantasy. I've been writing for only a little over a year. I’ve almost completed my first book, I just need to do the final edit (I’ve read it well over ten times now and am still finding things). As I’ve been writing, it’s also been very fun to do some of the things in the book to see how it’s done!
2 likes • Jul 6
Thank you so much for the questions! Yes, I’ve always liked reading. What got me writing is a bit of a story. I was having a really tough time at work and I wanted to read something to help me relax. I tried several fantasy books, but they were honestly pretty stressful and did very little to help ease my mind. So, I went back to my favorite book, The Hobbit. But, I’ve read it five times now so, while I still love it, I kind of have it memorized. As much as I love The Lord of the Rings, it’s definitely a different tone and wasn’t what I needed at that time. That’s when I decided to write a book with a similar feel to The Hobbit (cozy fantasy/silly adventure) that would help stop me from stewing in negative thoughts and might also help other people in similar circumstances.
1 like • Jul 7
@Eric Anderson only family and friends. They’ve been very supportive and have provided some fantastic feedback. Incorporating their notes is partly why I’ve gone over the book so many times!
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Daniel Hansen
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@daniel-hansen-5774
I’m an aspiring fantasy author and medieval history enthusiast. I’ve written a book, but have no idea what to do with it.

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