Sunday, October 26, 2008
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Welcome to our site. The authors here started in an online writing class and now want to continue the journey. We post here to keep in touch, to give each other support with relevant critiques, and to encourage each other to never stop writing. Your feedback is always welcome.
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If you're from our online writing class and would like to join us here, please email me at jkcase_1999(at)yahoo.com (please put "BWU" in the subject line so I'll know it's not spam). We'd love to hear from you.
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4 comments:
As you know, I was also in the writteriffic, Val. I must confess that I pretty much breezed through it though, without doing some of the assignments because my schedule was so very crazy. I'm hopeful for it to slow down soon, but the near future doesn't look hopeful.
The one thing I did get out of the class though, is that my wife happened to read the lesson early on where she talked about making a writing space, and has decided to decorate a spare room for me, and help me set it up as a private writing studio. That will be very helpful, I think, provided I get some chair glue that is super-powered!
How did you like the class? Any aha moments?
Hi everybody, I was wondering what happened to you Geek. I missed reading your stuff for class and was concerned you gave up all together. Glad you didn't! That's exciting about your new space!
I found the class to be pretty easy, although some of the writing assignments were challanging. For me I discovered more about how to go about submitting. I'm working on lesson 2, to expand it and turn it into a publication for submittal.
Hi Val,
No not me. No classes here. Still practicing. I did find a writers group that meets once a month on the 2nd Saturday. I wish we would meet more but hey I'll grab what I can.
Hi all, I took the Craft of Magazine Writing class-by Eva Shaw as well. I learned an incredible amount about trying to write for magazines, etc. which takes alot of research on the topic as well as whether the mag. has had it or might like it. It wasn't quite the exhilirating experience of "our" class, but still very enlightening and I hope to get better at it. I am just now getting back here now and then and really missed the special writing found here.
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