"While I love She Writes, I have to say that my experience with this group has been more than a tad disappointing. I've tried exchanging twice and ended up giving ten times more than I received the first time and the second time I received…"
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Is anyone here planning to attend the BlogHer conference scheduled for August 6-7 in NYC?http://www.blogher.com/blogher-10Continue
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A group for entrants to She Writes' first-ever "We Love New Novelists!" contest.
Courtney Crow Wyrtzen left a comment for Densie Webb
"Hi Densie - I just figured out about accepting a friend request - - I think this new format is going to help me navigate a bit better (I love white backgrounds!) Ok, hope to see you again soon~"
Densie Webb replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Jackie,
Thanks for responding, but I'm actually swamped right now. I exchanged mss with someone else here and then was deluged with paying work. I don't know how much help I would be with children's fiction, but if you want to check…"
Jackie Branagan replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Yes, I would read the first 3 chapters. I would love to trade if you would read my non-fiction or childrens' story.
Jackie Branagan"
Densie Webb replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Sure. Would love to. I think I'd prefer the YA romance. I don't read historical romance, but I do read YA. Recently finished Finney by Justin Kramon and Looking for Alaska by John Green. And, like every adolescent girl on the planet,…"
Julie Mulhern replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Denise,
Are you stil looking for a swap? I have about 20,000 words of a historical romance ready to go or 56,000 words of a completed YA Romance."
Vanessa Morton replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Hi Carole,
Are you still looking for a reader for your historical fiction? My novel is HF set in the Late Bronze Age, and I'm interested in trading feedback.
Vanessa"
Densie Webb replied to the discussion 'What's Your 6-Word Memoir on Love & Heartbreak?'
"Love is blind; got laser surgery"
Densie Webb commented on the group 'Virtual Critique Group'
"I posted about a month ago, but still looking for someone to provide honest feedback on my WIP. I'm about 66,000 words in. I belong to a couple of local writing groups, but given our meeting schedules, it would likely take two years to get my…"
Densie Webb replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"It's only about half that amount that's finished consecutively, but I think I have a couple of takers to exchange with. thanks!"
Jules Carey replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"I would love to help, but not sure I have time for a full 60,000 words. Maybe if you have a few chapters that you would like to have another set of eyes on, I may be of some use to you."
Diane Turner replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Thanks. I found it."
Carole Towriss replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Under discussions."
Diane Turner replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"Hi Carole - where is the "looking for feedback" area?
Thanks a bunch."
Carole Towriss replied to the discussion 'Any takers?' in the group Virtual Critique Group
"I'd be interested. I've posted my first chapter under "looking for feedback." You can read it and let me know if it's something you'd be interested in reading. It's historical fiction, set in ancient Egypt.…"
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WOW! Women On Writing
SUMMER ’10 FLASH FICTION CONTEST UPDATE
Dear Densie,
Congratulations!You’ve successfully made it through First Round Judging in the WOW! Summer 2010 Flash Fiction Contest. Your entry has officially been given the thumbs-up, and you’re well on your way!In the sections below, you’ll find information on first round judging, your contest schedule, the new flash fiction contest, some classes you may be interested in, and information about your guest… Continue
SUMMER ’10 FLASH FICTION CONTEST UPDATE
Dear Densie,
Congratulations!You’ve successfully made it through First Round Judging in the WOW! Summer 2010 Flash Fiction Contest. Your entry has officially been given the thumbs-up, and you’re well on your way!In the sections below, you’ll find information on first round judging, your contest schedule, the new flash fiction contest, some classes you may be interested in, and information about your guest… Continue
Behold the Power of the Comma!
Posted on September 26, 2010 at 2:38pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Warning: This post contains a spoiler for The Passage by Justin Cronin. If you haven’t read it yet and don’t want any secrets, no matter how small, revealed, then read no further.
If you’re the one person left on the planet who hasn’t heard about The Passage yet, it’s a 700+ page-first-in-a-trilogy-apocalyptic tale of a world in which virals, vampire-like creatures, are accidentally let loose to run wild and rule the night. They are not Twilight-like creatures that are… Continue
If you’re the one person left on the planet who hasn’t heard about The Passage yet, it’s a 700+ page-first-in-a-trilogy-apocalyptic tale of a world in which virals, vampire-like creatures, are accidentally let loose to run wild and rule the night. They are not Twilight-like creatures that are… Continue
I Love Research!
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 8:57am 0 Comments 0 Likes
My recent WIP involves a stalker, specifically a celebrity stalker. Until recently, all I’ve known about stalkers is what I see on television and read in the papers. Like me, you’re probably familiar with the most famous cases–the ones that ended in death, like Rebecca Schaeffer and John Lennon. Then there are the ones who barely escaped death, like Theresa Saldana. And there are the ones who are fodder for jokes like David Letterman’s stalker who has broken into his home more than once. Then… Continue
MediaBistro Career Circus and BlogHer Conference--Back-to-Back in NYC
Posted on August 2, 2010 at 12:46pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I’m leaving tomorrow for New York, where I’ll be caught up in a combination of a Mediabistro Career Circus and the annual BlogHer conference. I’m hoping the meetings will generate lots of ideas for blogging, for marketing and promotion of my self-published novel, The Cure… Continue
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:23am on June 29, 2011,
Courtney Crow Wyrtzen said… - Hi Densie - I just figured out about accepting a friend request - - I think this new format is going to help me navigate a bit better (I love white backgrounds!) Ok, hope to see you again soon~
- At 6:37pm on February 21, 2011,
Monica Epstein said… - Sure. Let me know what you've got.
- At 6:56pm on August 1, 2010,
Kamy Wicoff said… - It would be such a treat to meet a fellow Texan at Blogher! I will be speaking at a panel on Saturday if you can't make the Thursday meetup. Looking forward.
Warm best,
Kamy
- At 8:01am on July 10, 2010,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - Delighted to have you join us the Novelist group, Denise. You might jump in by telling us what you’re working on in the “Show Me Your Novel and I’ll Show You Mine” discussion if you're not too uncomfortable talking about what you're working on. I’ll look forward to chatting with you!
Meg Waite Clayton
Novelist Group Moderator
Author of the national bestseller The Wednesday Sisters,
The Language of Light, a Bellwether Prize finalist, and the forthcoming
The Four Ms. Bradwells (Ballantine, March 2011)
- At 9:48am on June 3, 2010,
M. Sparks said… - Wonderful to meetup Denise. Have many "Independent Authors" and "Bloggers" and "Artists" in my contacts.
Much success to you :-)
- At 1:43pm on March 22, 2010,
Lynne Morgan Spreen said… - Thanks, Densie, I will. Best wishes for your writing.
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