Thank you for your kindness. So far, you're the only one who's spoken to me directly. I am glad to be here

Okay, this topic may be a little personal. If you know someone who has just passed away, I challenge you to write a Speaking for them. It can be someone your close to, someone your distant from, someone who's famous, doesn't matter. They can have passed away yesterday or a hundred years ago. I just ...

True. Very true.

http://interstellarpilot.com/
Maybe, if they put it into a powerful enough computer and tweaked the software a bit, this could become the simulator used on Eros.

It's so lonely around here, nowadays. The most resent post I've found (besides my own) was in July
Does anyone talk anymore? We need to bring more people on.

I saw a commercial for the movie a while back, and then later saw the book in the school library. It was love at first chapter

My favorite book would be the classic "Ender's Game", because it brings you through Ender's childhood, his upbringing, and into his very soul. The way the book is wrote reminds me of someone doing a Speaking, just by the feel of the words and the sentence structure. Ender's Game is by far ...

If Ender had just killed Young Valentine and Peter in Xenocide, he could still be alive and helping the community. But then, Peter wouldn't have stopped Admiral Bobby Lands from destroying Lusitania. And Jane would be dead. That fancy teleportation trick that Peter does,I believe it references anoth...

This topic revolves around talking about Ender, why you think he did a particular action, what you would've done instead, what would the story be like instead, etc. Just stay friendly

Hey, everyone! I am a recently joined Launchie, and I'm looking for someone to talk to about the books. My name is Noah, I'm 13, and my favorite book in ES is "Ender's Game". Might as well go with the classics.

Hey, everyone! This is my first group I've joined, even though I've heard of PWEB before, and have wanted to join before. I've been obsessed with this series since I was seven, and have tried to collect all of the books in the five years since. Any conversation would be appreciated.