I would love another chat. I’ve been focusing on creating a blog and I feel I’ve lost touch with you all a bit.

Oh how I wish I had seen this generous offer before I began constructing my blog a couple of weeks ago. I ended up buying the Moka theme which is very nice. My problem was/is I knew/know absolutely nothing. My blog is as simple as can be and not exactly as I wanted because of it. I think you’re fabulous for offering your help and I would have gladly taken it.

Angie! You’re so talented. The covers are striking, individualized and would tempt me into buying the book. If I had a finished work I would snap up your offer right quick.

Hi, I’m not sure if the project is still open to writers. I would love to be a part of it. I got a bit backlogged with rule one assignment 3- I had to build a blog from scratch in order to publish and I didn’t have any idea how to do that but i got a wordpress, bought a theme and made a basic blog. Here is the blog site for an example of my writing style.

lorimarieblair.co

If it is too late, I completely understand and look forward to the read. You are all wonderful writers and this project will be wonderful.

Lee, You’re a blessing. I’m honored to be given the chance to get to know you and I appreciate every word you write. Thank you for sharing your truth as it reminds me of mine. xoxo

These are very good. They contain soul and I adore your reasons for writing them down.

Beautifully told, you honour the story into legend.

PS. On a personal note, I’m dealing with my own insecurities and fears and so a comfort to read.

Hello Juanita– that’s wonderful.

Hi Stuart, I worked as a reporter photographer for almost 7 years and found it very difficult to write fiction. I had to get out. I think you’ll find your fiction writing will flourish. I do think working to deadlines gave me a great deal of discipline. I tried to friend you on facebook but it didn’t work. If you want to friend me go to my intro and there is a link.

Hello to the both of you! ooooh I love those deliciously wrong type of characters. Looking forward to reading your work.

Hi jyl! I’m in Ontario too 🙂 I’m sure your words will come.

My daughter and I have been LOVING it. Oh my gosh, the scene with Whiskers and the jet pack had us laughing out loud.

What a missed opportunity for the writer. I’d love to read some of your marketing tips.

Great Story! I agree with what you wrote in your intro about meaningful moments happening in small amounts of time. Some of my favourite stories are by Alice Munro, the queen of little moments. This was very well done. Each swing was dramatic with tension. Because of the little details you included, the slowing down of the ten second count, the $5.00 handout, I got a real feel of the group of friends who know and love each-other. Waughs punchline was the perfect ending. The only thing I might suggest is in the opening paragraph, instead of telling us you felt pressure, show us you feeling pressure.

Hey Sunny, I don’t really know enough to ask an appropriate question. I would be interested in maybe a top ten list. Something like 10 Things I’ve Learned About Publishing.