Ten passes may not be enough without other’s review. I am so close to it, I have trouble seeing improvements. I have read this is common and that any writer or author benefits from having a beta reader provide feedback. I haven’t encountered someone willing to devote the time to read the novel and give me their review.
2018 is in the books, and 2019 has opened. I won’t bore with another look back. Looking forward is what one does on New Years Day. Or remember past New Years.
We are in the last hours of Christmas Day. A week from today we will start a new year, 2019. How quickly the year has passed.
‘Tis the countdown to Christmas and the panic is subsiding, or is it? Make a list, check it twice The list made, and names checked off as the gifts hidden waiting to be wrapped. Such a relief to know there is no need for another hectic shopping trip or jaunt …
30 November signaled the end of the National Novel writing month, better known as NANOWRIMO.
It is a month when the clock falls back an hour; the weather portends cold days and snowy days, and we celebrate Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Day.
Preparations for Thanksgiving brings to mind past holidays. Holidays spent with family and many apart. Weber saves Thanksgiving.
Snow, sleet, freezing rain, and freezing temperatures greeted eastern Maryland residents this morning.
Two years ago, I committed to writing 50,000 words in 30 days. This is the commitment NANOWRIMO asks of writers.
It has been two weeks since I updated the Pipeline 2007 Girls Black team’s soccer journey
