Eleanor Kennedy

@eleanorkennedy14 Thank you for letting me know but I would love to start from the beginning. It will be fun to see and read new things.
          
          Thank you so much it truly means a lot. I had lost motivation to write because of my busy schedule and didn’t feel like returning, but once I opened Wattpad again, I felt like reading and writing once more. It feels good to be back. I will be updating right away I already have one chapter ready :)

Hello there! My apologies for the long break from Wattpad. I’ve finally returned after a long while, and I’m excited to start writing and reading books again.

Looking for Judges!
          Do you have an eye for talent and a passion for fairness? We’re on the lookout for enthusiastic individuals to join us as Judges for our upcoming event!
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I just wanted to say I really loved your story. It was so vivid and fun, I could totally picture everything happening like it was a scene from a comic or animation. You’ve got such a cool style, and it really pulled me in.
          I’m an artist, and I do commissioned work, and honestly, I’d be so excited to help bring your story to life visually if that’s ever something you’re interested in. No pressure at all, of course I just thought it’d be amazing to collaborate.
          If you’re ever up for chatting or want to see my art, feel free to hit me up on Discord: harper_clark. Would love to share my portfolio with you.
          Take care,
          Harper

i had to write an essay in english today (state testing week </3) and the prompt i was given was "why are music and poems such an integral part of american culture?" one of the reasons in my thesis was that art is timeless, and i may or may not have been heavily inspired by you and samil while writing that paragraph :P

Hey there!
          
          Thanks for adding Love in Georgia to your Reading List! I’ve been doing light editing in it, adding more content, making the pacing better, and shortening the paragraphs. 
          
          Anyway, I’m enjoying Witch of Embers and plan on finishing it tomorrow. I just wanted to read a little bit of it and see what it was about. You did a good job with it!
          
          I’ll leave a nice review when I’m done with it.
          
          Have a great day!
          
          ~Amelia Wellis~

Hey!
          
          Thanks for adding Love in Georgia to your Reading List! I hope you’ll re read through and then continue to read it soon!
          
          I’m enjoying Witch of Embers. It’s pretty interesting. 
          
          Have a good day!
          
          ~Mia Wellis~

Well, it's finally happened. Someone beat the imposter syndrome out of me with a stick.
          
          @missanthr0pe said the nicest things ever about my writing. I don't know if I'll ever be able to walk through a doorway again with how big my head is now. AND she gave me some great constructive criticism that will be utilized during revisions.
          
          Watch her gushing about my book for two hours on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHedXDJzJSc 
          
          Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2405642287
          
          Shout out to @krisha_grim for screaming at me that I'm a good writer for like a year. Apparently you had to do it in front of a live audience on Twitch to get through to me, girl.

@missanthr0pe is kind enough to be doing a review of my book "The Gifts of Mortality" on her Twitch stream on Friday, March 14 at 2 p.m. CT, 8 p.m. GMT. I'd love it if anyone had time to join the stream :).
          
          @krisha_grim already promised she'd be there. NO TAKE BACKSIES, GIRL!!!

Omg I wrote a whole book!! I didn't think I'd get this far, tbh.
          
          I'm turning to all of you writers to ask about your process for revisions. What advice do you have for me going into a second draft?