purplekite

Hello lovely people!
          	
          	In case you haven't already checked this out, here's a refreshing new take on time travel with a pinch of humor in the mix. Do read and give yourself a treat of sci-fi mixed with humor in this engaging tale of a quirky but relatable girl trying to make sense of her new discovered abilities.
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/219376546

FinnyH

Hi, it's great to be followed by you, @purplekite! Nice to meet you. :)
          
          Finn

FinnyH

@purplekite I'm super touched by your reply ^^ It's lovely to know people like what I'm putting out there. :> And I'm sure you can write something in the horror/thriller genre. I actually wrote an article here on Wattpad if you'd like some beginner tips? :D
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purplekite

@Finnyh Hi :) it was my pleasure to have stumbled upon your stories and I must tell you(though you may know it already) that your writing is phenomenal. I wish to write like you some day. I have read 2-3 books of yours in  A DAY(sorry  was too immersed in reading so forgot to vote, will do know).
            P.S. If you get time could you please check out my poems and tell me if I can ever write anything in horror/thriller genre?
            Thanks!
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sarena_a

Hi, purplekite!
          
          Thanks for adding my story, Straighter than Parallel Parking, to your reading list, "humor"! Hopefully, to you, it's absolutely humorous, and I succeed in making you laugh! Don't hesitate to leave your thoughts or stop by. Thank you once more! I hope you enjoy it c: 
          
          Regards, Sarena x

TerryP

Btw, get a small memo book small enough to fit in a pocket and small pen.
          
          If you get an idea, don't go into detail.
          
          Write down some key words.
          
          When you return, you may then be able to recover your thoughts.
          
          Good luck with your creative side.

TerryP

Hi, Purplekite. I'm so delighted that you have found my stories.
          
          My story The Men's Room Messages has surprises it it.
          
          The idea of a guy following advice on a restroom wall where uneducated patrons lavish graffiti came to me six years ago.  @drDevil encouraged me to finish it, and @Nika_Yaya made me a surprise gift of its book cover.
          
          That's why my dedications are divided between those two sweet ladies.
          
          Once into writing, I set the story in the very restaurant in Perryville, Maryland, where we usually have breakfast.
          
          Nearby are a Hollywood Casino and the University of Delaware, both mentioned in the story.
          
          Enjoy my story and thank you.
          
          TerryP