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Re: How much writing do you make public?
There will be no going public with these thoughts...
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DATo wrote:I make it all public and I don't care if anyone steals it and publishes it either. Most are short and end with a twist so if you are into twists you might like them.
Werewolf
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The Dreamer
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Crossroads (True Story)
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iL Sindaco
online-literature.com/forums/showthread ... iL-Sindaco
The Kiss (True Story)
http://forums.onlinebookclub.org/viewto ... ilit=+Kiss
The Wisdom Of Herr Hoffmann (Long but the one I am most proud of)
online-literature.com/forums/showthread ... two-parts)
Acceptance
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I've been on walkabout for a spell. Quite happy to find that many of the old faces are still here. Hope you and everyone else have been well and HaPpY !!!!
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Sooooooooooooooo....just finished Christopher Moore's latest (sequel to Fool) Serpent of Venice. Laugh out loud funny!
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Carla Hurst-Chandler wrote:We were so worried about you...last we heard you were ill...then *poof* you disappeared! :D Glad you are okay!
Sooooooooooooooo....just finished Christopher Moore's latest (sequel to Fool) Serpent of Venice. Laugh out loud funny!
Nope, I've been fine. I was having some technical issues with this site which seem to have cleared up.
I just got done reading Guy de Maupassant's entire oeuvre of short stories and am now reading Greek mythology. CALL A DOCTOR !!!! *LOL*
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I've seen this happen.ALynnPowers wrote:I used to post everything I wrote on fictionpress, but now I don't. Someone stole something and it bothered me.
On (a sight for creative minds) I saw someone who copied one of my favorite artists and claimed it was theirs.
(Don't want to say the sight^)
What is grief, if not love persevering?
Grief is just love with no place to go.
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Recently I have been letting loose of a little bit here and there. I joined Scribophile and have released the rough draft of one chapter of a novel I am working on. I have littered another website with a few short stories. Very, very gradually I am opening myself up to the world. And I can see a dramatic difference that is making in improving my writing.
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I've got one short story that I let people read if they get insistent and I did let people read one after I submitted it to a writing contest.
I've got three series done and ready for editing and working on the fourth and I've never let a soul see them. When someone comes into my office, I immediately minimize the screen and I never leave it up on the screen when I leave the room.
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My kids are going to have a great time going through my computer after I die. They're going to find out that Mom had some passion in her, lol.
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Not lame at all. Understand completely Not everything is about fame or money. My first book was written for my kids (and now my grandkids.) I am thrilled that others bought it, but I would have been just as happy if no one had ever read it except them.khudecek wrote:I don't know if I'll be famous or not and as lame as this is going to sound, I don't really care. I write because I love it.
My kids are going to have a great time going through my computer after I die. They're going to find out that Mom had some passion in her, lol.
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