I'll give it a look if you don't mind an almost completely uninformed opinion. Profile addy is good.
Anya ,'Showtime'
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
I'm not a crime fic dude, but I'll take a look at it if you want. Profile address is fine.
For a tale set in the twelfth century I used a dictionary and thesaurus published in the 1950s.
That's kinda brilliant.
Well, I don't think the problems are very genre-related...maybe, but I'll deal with the non-specific ones first.
Despite a busy weekend with a trick-or-treating event, house painting, pumpkin carving, and tearing apart my computer to rebuild it better, stronger, faster, I managed to get a big of work in. I finished off my critique and started up on chapter 23.
I'm not happy with the way 23 is starting though, I'm burning up too many words with the all new part that starts off the chapter.
New drabble topic: Costumes.
We're ready to go! I just need to make two changes to some dialogue, and then she'll submit this week (or possibly next if western civilization collapses).
She says it's a good book and can picture people reading it to their kids at night.
This is EXACTLY the sentence I needed to read.
Oh. I'm just so glad to have written another submission-worthy book.
I thought it was a fluke the first time around. Even if I don't make a sale, this was a huge hump to get over for me. I'm so relieved/grateful/teary.
Congrats, Allyson!
And I know what you mean. You can have everyone and their mother telling you it's fabulous and wonderful, but when it comes from someone who has the ability to get it out there, there's a different sense of validation involved there.
Great news Allyson, congratulations!
YAY ALLYSON!!
Tim keeps saying, "I told you so."