Posted on May 3, 2011 at 3:30pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Not this snake. He wasn’t satisfied with grass. He wanted something more. So he came in. To my bedroom. And ruined a perfectly peaceful afternoon. My ritual of a good night sleep, gone too. And three days later, I’m still typing with my feet up.
Elizabeth Kolodziej said… Thank you so much Brynne!
I hope it continues to grow as well. :)
Hellooooo over there! I'm slowly slowly getting involved in this site and will eventually be posting some kind of introduction blog entry. I admit, this is all intimidating but beautiful.
In short my novel, The Tiger and the Sparrow, is set in the Interwar English Countryside, but tells a much modern story about people telling their own versions of their lives and how pseudo truths can cause problems.
What are you working on now? Will you be redrafting your novel or working on something new?
Nancy Mueller said… Hola, Brynne!
Thanks for your invitation to be friends on SheWrites. A house for a month in Ireland sounds grand! Wish I had sponsor suggestions for you, but I don't know any shortcuts to coming up with your story angle and then research publications that would want to publish it. Best of luck!
Hope you have a minute to leave a comment on my blog. I'd love to hear from you!
Annie Boreson said…
Annie Boreson said… Try this page - I don't want to lose my hero of the day designation so soon:
Summer Wood said…
Abigail Boone said… Ha! I'll let you in on a little secret. After the fourth child, it gets easier. Imagine my life is an octopus. I'm the head and my children are the tentacles! I make it so it's not hard on any one person. I homeschool, so that means I'm in complete control of everything! I'm dizzy with POWER! Bwuuahhhh ahh ahh ahhhh!
Add an awesome husband to that and there you have it. Chaotic BLISS!
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