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| Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND:
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| Hello from a newbie Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum and also new to novel writing. I have three novels in the pipeline, first finished, second polishing and the third is on the way. Like thousands of others, I have a self belief in my abilities but I am not short sighted when it comes to my limits. I believe that the whole reason I write is to improve myself, get some satisfaction and above all else, ENJOY it!! Of course, I would like to get published, I know someone who has had nine of her books published in the fantasy genre and she never loses sight of how lucky she is, but the day I don’t enjoy what I'm doing is the day I stop. I have a total of twelve books to write and I intend to fully enjoy each one! I have sent the first 6 chapters (To he who must not be named) just to test the water and will one day get a professional (Paid for) opinion/edit, when I can save up the money that is. I think those of you out there who are published are not lucky but brilliant! I salute you all. I have to work on my synopsis, I find it very hard as a fledgling writer, so darn boring, trying to make it a page turner in just a few pages is a challenge but I even love to try that! Anyway enough about me, lets hear about you guys, where are you all at in your work? ![]() |
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| Ron Obvious,Neaps End Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Netherlands
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| Re: Hello from a newbie Hi Pete Rebb I'm also a writer,i just finished a duocentology(a 200 part serial) It's called 'a Publisher's Nightmare',and it's horror in the best Stephen King tradition. The covers are all painted by me,which adds greatly to the horror. In it I portray the woes of a man trying to write a short story. Each part is about 400 plus pages by the way. I got glowing reviews from the Dyslectic Society,and the Braille Library Union. Because I sprinkle my books with thorium dust,i always get glowing reviewers. all of you nay be glad to learn that my muse Edith is back and in full swing. I've built a roundabout for her too,her swinging drives me nuts,I keep ducking. You' ll also be glad to lean that more of my posts will be done by Jeannie,but she has the annoying habit to put in "ELEMERCIALS". she is part of the Pachyderms in Power Movement,lobbying for more hippo's,rhino's and elephants in politics. do you know how annoying it is to have a very beautiful muse? i can't even do an introduction,she is very inspiring but somehow not conducive to writing I miss CP,our RP say goodbye to sanity ,buster. |
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| Back in black Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cumbria
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| Re: Hello from a newbie Ben, your muse is supposed to help you write, not distract you! ![]() Quote:
![]() Anyway, HELLO AND WELCOME!!! Make yourself at home; we all have. Quote:
![]() P.S. Isn't this thread in the wrong place? Shouldn't it be in the "Introductions" forum? | ||
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| Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia
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| Re: Hello from a newbie hello and welcome, Srry to burst ur bubbles guys but Im not a writer, I tried once to write a story and got the first chapter done, ran outta ideas and stored it away somewere to think. Now I cant find it, It was a really awsome book too. Well im a reader, so I guess ud say im a cridict. |
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| Science fiction fantasy Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: SOUTH AMERICA
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| Lady of Autumn Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lincolnshire
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| Re: Hello from a newbie Welcome, Pete. I could only wish I was as close to getting something published as you are! I have plenty of ideas, but they just won't transfer to paper at the moment. (That's another problem of mine - I write on paper, as opposed to typing it on the computer, and it takes a fair bit longer.)Still, congratulations on getting so far, and I think you'll get on well here! ![]() |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND:
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| Re: Hello from a newbie Quote:
...and... 2. I was kinda aiming at a getting published thread because I'm getting close to that now.Thanks for your welcome everyone! ![]() | |
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