"Thanks for your helpful suggestions. Would like to know is an outline mandatory in writing, more so novels? When peers suggest, "Just write!" is this within an established outline? If do, what is the best form to do this?"
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Hi, All!What is a good source of information to learn blogging? Also, what are the pros and cons of this kind of e-publishing? Also, I am interested in writing a memoir. How should I decide what…Continue
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- Who I am:
- I am a in the beginning stages of writing a childhood memoir.
- Connect with me online! My site, blog, or Twitter handle are:
- SKYWRITERVISION@twitter.com
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- One short published essay.
- My writing is:
- Nonfiction, Memoir
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- Women's Memoir; Writer's Cafe; WriterGrrls; Nonfiction Authors Network
- I found out about She Writes from:
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- At 10:00pm on June 22, 2012,
samantha stacia said…
Hello Elizabeth!
I wanted to personally Thank You for joining my group Blooming Late.
We above all a support group for women writers over forty because it seemed to me that we need a little more support than say the average writing support since at this stage in the game our stories are often thesame. We either never allowed the time to pursue our own dream of writing or we are finally coming into what it is we really want to do in life and those are reasons that need support in a big way. So wherever you are in your writing life this group is here with honesty and comraderie.
Of course, I and all the members of Blooming Late are here to help you toward you personal writing success in any way that we can. Please take a look, as soon as possible, at our WELCOME TO YOUR GROUP info on the main page so that you can see where things are located, what is in there that will be help to you, and whats to be expected in here so that you can get the most out of our group as well.
Im really glad you are here and I am looking forward to seeing you around the group! And please dont hesitate to contact me at any time if you need any help. :)
Samantha Stacia
- At 2:39am on June 22, 2012,
Zetta Brown said… Hi Elizabeth!
It's nice to meet you and thanks for the "add" :) I tell people that She Writes has to be the most supportive place on the web for writers so I hope to see you around!
- At 11:54am on May 29, 2012,
Jennifer Lauck said… Hi and let me be one of the first to welcome you to Shewrites. This is a terrific site, tons of resources and innovative info. As my own bonus, you have access to my teaching site and free teachings on memoir. Just click here and sign up. No spam, I promise. Just great teaching tips. Enjoy! XO Jennifer
- At 12:53pm on May 28, 2012,
Jill Starishevsky said…
Welcome to SheWrites. Feel free to reach out if you need anything.
Jill Starishevsky
Prosecutor, Child Abuse/Sex Crimes
Author, My Body Belongs to Me - A Child Sexual Abuse Prevention book
- At 8:29am on May 28, 2012,
Caitlyn Levin said… Hello,
Welcome to She Writes! We're excited to have you here.
You can check out the Getting Started section to help you find your way around, or a great way to jump in is to get involved with our Groups and Live Chats.
Feel free to let me know if you have any questions!All the best,
Caitlyn Levin
Managing Editor, SW Blog
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Kate Powell commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'"We also outline soem critical steps toward the ending and the ending. I see it like a director mapping out the scenes, though they may change. Also, I never quite finish a chapter so that I can pick up mid-point, which helps my train of…"
Meg Waite Clayton commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'"Jumping in on the jumping ahead to the ending conversation, I do a version of this, which is to outline to the ending after I have about three chapters, so I have an idea where I'm going. I sometimes change directions, but I find it comforting…"
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