KNoble2025

Hi everybody, 
          	
          	I hope you all have a peaceful festive season.
          	We are living in a world marked by hatred, division, and blind fanaticism, so keep writing and spreading light. Give your voice meaning and continue bringing purpose into the world. Our shared love for writing and creativity is what keeps us together.
          	
          	❤️️
          	

spacetodream

Hi K.G. — Thank you for the follow and for adding Into the Light to your reading list! Happy to follow back and support another writer. I hope you enjoy my poems. I also dabble in prose genres (sci-fi, fantasy, historical, etc.) — but verses are my literary home. Have a wondrous day & be writing!  -Stacie 

KNoble2025

Thank you for following and for the kind words, Stacie. I’m excited to read your work! I hope you have a great day. :D
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J_Henry

Wuthering Heights? Really? That is so you!!!
          I must have read this book a hundred times.
          

KNoble2025

@J_Henry Yes! The second is the Wizard of Oz 
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KNoble2025

Margot Robbie is a great actor, but she is too “mature” for this role. Not in a negative sense, but she’s portraying someone who is 18. Robbie is 17 years older than the original Cathy. Millie Bobby Brown would have been a better fit, as her age and appearance match Brontë’s Catherine. Millie is a bad-ass actress. Young performers should get the chance to take on these major roles. Heathcliff is played by Jacob Elordi (Australian actor). He played Frankenstein (2025). He is okay. You should watch this adaptation. Del Toro’s production taps into the monster’s trauma, its psychic dimension, and its rebirth. 
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J_Henry

@KNoble2025 Margot Robbie is an interesting part of the cast... I think she can handle Cathy, but the Heathcliff guy, I've never seen him before
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KNoble2025

Hi everybody, 
          
          I hope you all have a peaceful festive season.
          We are living in a world marked by hatred, division, and blind fanaticism, so keep writing and spreading light. Give your voice meaning and continue bringing purpose into the world. Our shared love for writing and creativity is what keeps us together.
          
          ❤️️
          

J_Henry

On this most contemplative season, when the year exhales its final breath beneath candlelight and conscience alike, I find myself compelled, nay, morally obligated, to put pen to paper and offer you my sincerest thanks.
          
          Though our acquaintance is but a modest one, your generosity of spirit in lending your eyes, your patience, and your discerning intellect to my humble manuscript has not gone unnoticed, nor uncherished. In an age so cruelly indifferent, such an act of quiet support assumes proportions almost heroic.
          
          Know, then, that amid the fog of drafts and doubts, your presence stood as a small but steadfast lantern-one that did not blaze ostentatiously, but glowed with sufficient warmth to reassure a wandering author that the path was, indeed, worth walking.
          
          May this Christmas find you in excellent health, elevated spirits, and surrounded by sentences that behave themselves. And may the coming year repay your kindness with inspiration as indulgent as it is inexhaustible.
          
          With the highest esteem and a grateful heart,
          
          J. Henry

KNoble2025

Thank you, J. Henry, for the awesome words, and thanks for posting regularly. I’m really enjoying reading your novel and look forward to the next chapter.
            My sentences never behave themselves; they do whatever they please, and I guess that’s the whole point of writing: the freedom to create worlds that are more humane and safer than the one we live in.
            
            Have a spectacular Christmas and a not-so-busy start to 2026!
            
              
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KNoble2025

My literary goals for this weekend:
          
          Finish writing the next chapter for Irene either tonight or tomorrow. Progress: 10%
          
          Finish reading/writing a review for a 400+ word novel before or on Dec 22. Progress: 0.01% 
          
          Finish reading/writing a review for a 22-page children's picture book today. Progress: 99%

Darkrai_X

Hii I have a completed book entitled The Incredulous. If you have time. Can you read it? Hehe thanks.

Darkrai_X

@KNoble2025 thanks for adding it your library :))
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KNoble2025

I always forget to check my board. Sorry!
            Sure. I’ll read it soon.  
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