Hello Eugenia!

I want to personally Thank You for joining my group Blooming Late!

We have a great group of gals here in varying genres and levels of writing who are a real source of support and inspiraton for writing and I hope that you will be able to make your writing home with us.

Please take some time to introduce yourself to the group in the To Kick Things Off discussion as well as list your blog in OUR GROUPS BLOGS in the pages section on the left hand side of the group page so people in the group can find it. While you are in both of those sections please take some time and look through them, there are lots of things to add to and also resources to get your creative juices flowing as well as valuable tips and advice for writing.

I am glad you are here and WELCOME to our group!

Samantha Stacia

Eugenia, Welcome to the novelist group! You might introduce yourself 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. And we do a live chat every Wednesday; hope you can join us for that!

Meg Waite Clayton
Novelist Group Moderator
Bestselling Author of The Four Ms. Bradwells, The Wednesday Sisters, and The Language of Light, a finalist for Barbara Kingsolver's Bellwether Prize

Eugenia,

Thank you for sending that work. I have voted, and found it very interesting.

If you have time please visit my UPDATED blog at: http://elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com

Comments welcome (from as many as possible).

Eliza
www.elizaearsman.com

Hi Eugenia! Did I answer you already? I'm getting dotty in my dotage. I was named after the wife of my father's college friend. He attended Princeton Theological Seminary briefly in the late 1930s when he was in America and unable to return to Korea due to Japan's escalation of their imperial expansion, resulting in war with China. Well that's more history than you were bargaining for certainly! How about yours?

Thanks Eugenia - glad you enjoyed the BJ essay and appreciate the comments!
As for the Holocaust-related memoir, I completely agree with you. IT is all about finding a new angle or way in to the story...I'm still moving forward with it, just slowly...

Hi Eugenia,
All is good in my life too.And about anything new and interesting I don't really think anything of that sought has happened yet,but would definitely share it with you if so happens.But I am really happy with what's going on in my life.My grandfather too has come to visit us,and it's one of the best time when he does.
Great to hear from you,
Sagarika

Hello Eugenia! What a lovely name you have. Thank you for your note and for reading my book, and welcome to SheWrites.

Hi Eugenia,

Thanks for getting in touch! I'd be glad to give you some details about my editing business. I charge three rates with different features. The first rate is $1.50 per page (a page equals 250 words) which includes a line edit and comments. The second rate is $2 per page, which offers the same as the above rate, except that the writer can send rewrites back for further editing and critiquing. The third rate is $3 per page, which offers all of the above, plus I format the work for submitting to publications.

I bill via PayPal, although I have worked with a few clients who have sent the check in the mail, so I'm flexible. If you'd like to give my editing service a try, you can send a story as an attachment to me at: amy@thewritehelper.com and we can go from there. Just from reading your work, I'd recommend the rate I do for Andrea, which is $2 per page, though it's up to you.

And you can have a look around at my website if you'd like to learn more about me: www.thewritehelper.com.

Warm regards to you, too!

Amy

if i may ask, what is your first language, you had stated it was not english?