Hello Writers!

[amusingthemuse]

Name: Kiana.
Age: 22
Location: It varies based on the time of year but it's always in the US.

About Me: I hate this part. Well, I'm a senior in college and  a Spanish teacher with an English minor. English and Spanish are favorite subjects, and I hope to one day teach a creative writing class, you know, if I actually graduate. I feel like I'll be

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[miameirohara]

I'm not much of a writer, but I've been searching for more friends to share the process with. May I friend you :)?

[amusingthemuse]

Certainly!

[amusingthemuse]

Is it strange that I already like your writing, just from the way you wrote this?

Haha. Well, it's the first time anyone has said that, but that's cool. Didn't know the way I wrote my ad could indicate any sort of style or personal voice. :)

I have added you. :)

[bewarethejabb]

If you are still potentially up for giving your opinions on other people's writing, I would love to do a mutual add. Currently I'm writing a whole lot of high fantasy with a pseduo-historical fiction bent. I have pretty solid sense of grammar and an archaic vocabulary as a result of being a nerd who reads a lot. Thus, although I am in NO way infallible and have been known to colloquialize more than a little (not to mention make up my own conjugations with Elizabethan ardour,) my stuff should be at least vaguely inoffensive to read, as opposed to sounding like You Make Me Touch Your Hands For Stupid ReasonsI have been told my fantasy content resembles George R. R. Martin in that it is a low-magic-content world with a lot of international warfare, human tragedy and dying from a very medieval a lack of antibiotics. In that I would actually count Sharon Kay Penman as one of my major influences. (As opposed to Tolkein or Eddings, there is not so much with the Questing For A Holy Object.) Hopefully I am correct in thinking that sort of

[darkspirited1]

Hello there. :)

George R. R. Martin is one of the authors on my to read list. The description you provided though sounds very similar to my own fantasy story that I'm working on, so your thinking is right. I'm getting tired of the traditional run-of-the-mill fantasy with the questing and all.

Your critiquing mannerisms sound very much like mine. I do not believe in simply telling someone a piece is wonderful because, to me, it's worse than not commenting at all.

In short, yes, I would love to do a mutual add. :)

[bewarethejabb]

brillant. added. thank you.

[amusingthemuse]

FYI: I added you on my writing journal. Darkspirited1 is the personal LJ with all my ramblings. I can add you on both, but the writing is only on this account.