Hi everyone, I'm Kaden. I write fantasy and occasionally dabble in Sci-Fi; My ambitions are to write a full novel, but I always seem to give up and start another story as new and what I consider better ideas come to mind. I read a lot of fantasy too and some of my favourite authors include: William Nicholson, Paul Stewart, Jonathan Stroud, Phillip Pullman and Stephen Donaldson. I could go on, but I think I'll leave it there .
Hey Kaden, welcome to YWS! I'm Lupe, the first person to welcome you aboard. From what I've read I think you'll like it here ^.^
You sound a bit like me, wanting to write a full novel but always finding better ideas. Fantasy is my favorite genre of anything, reading or writing. I like getting to hear and tell about new worlds, creatures, and people. I hope you and I reach our goals of writing a novel one day ^.^
If you need any help PM me or our wonderful ModSquad.
Heya there, Kaden. I'm Sydney. Welcome, welcome, welcome to the site! If you have any questions, feel free to PM me or anyone else. We'd be more than happy to help you out!! ^_^ It looks like Fantasy is a big thing here. Most to all of the people I've greeted so far write Fantasy. I'm a Romance author and I haven't been noticing too much of them. Lol. Pleasure to meet you!
Best wishes with your writing.
~*Syd*~
Formerly known as Silly Sydstix... as well as Aquarius Angel.
Ooh! Phillip Pullman and Johnathan Stroud are two of MY favorite authors!
I assume you've read the Bartimeus Trillogy, but have you read any of the other (less famous) books Stroud has written? Such as The Last Siege, Buried Fire, and The Leap? Those are really good too. He's an amazing writer.
Anyway, welcome to the site! PM me if you have a question or want a review on something you've written.
Philip Pullman is a great writer, one of my favourite books is by him. Have you ever read 'The Butterfly Tattoo'?
Well, if you ever need anything then just pm me and I'll be happy to help. I look forward to seeing you post (just make sure you do a few crits before you put up your own stuff).
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