Posted on December 18, 2011 at 11:08am 2 Comments 2 Likes
In response to Samantha's question about writing formulas and trends.
Oh, wouldn't it to be nice to have the formula for the next blockbuster-LOL!
Yes, there are trends-romance and YA have been trending for a awhile. And within those trends there are fads-vampires for instance. And yes, I believe all writing is about emotional response.
There are themes that trend in relation to our societal woes or triumphs. The problem is we often don't recognize the coming…
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Hi All,
Sigh...as I begin to post more and more around here, it will become evident that I am not a detail person. It's not that I don't know how to spell--know, now, or no, their, they're or there, or that I do not know their proper usage, I do. I just don't notice whether or not they've slipped out incorrectly. You'd think I didn't reread my posts before I hit comment. I swear I do, really. It's like I have night blindness to my writing errors.
My husband is a…
Rheanna Raynes said… Lynne,
Good morning.
Because you were so helpful with another blog I was hoping you might take a look at this blog and help me to inspire action rather than repel viewers.
RR
HELP. I am looking for input and advice from you all regarding my newest blog.
http://lovingacts.wordpress.com/
It is not my intent to deflect or reject viewers or supporters, but rather to draw attention and bring awareness to this issue.
My Problem is that it is an ugly, disgusting issue, one which no-one wants to see or to hear about even though it is very real. Unfortunately it is not difficult to come up with subjects or subject matter.
It is however, a very tough subject emotionally for me, so therefore, I find it hard to write with any flare or objectiveness that might draw in followers, spark change and maybe even save just one life.
I have tried to present just the facts, cases, statistics, ect. Now it needs some love and some life.
Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time.
RR
Kate O'Mara said… Hi Lynne Thanks for the friendship :) I love being connected with other writers.
I hadn't seen the friend request as I'm signed in only occasionally.
My main communication venue is currently fb, if you use it here's my link. https://www.facebook.com/kathleenomara
Michele Tracy Berger said… Hey Lynne,
Great to connect here and in Blooming Late. Always find your posts useful and on point.
Best,
Michele
Eva Rieder said… Thank you for the kind words on the blog, Lynne!
Hi Lynne, we have a lot in common! I'm pretty sure I have dysgraphia as well as dylexia. I almost quit writing a million and one times over it. I must say I couldn't tell in your profile bio though. Your writing looked solid. I'm so happy to meet you. You know what its like to obsess over a sentence for an hour! We'll have to chat some time.
My best,
Melanie
Yes. Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated. After I posted that, I read another writer's opinion that trying to do signing events was a waste of time. She referred to LA market where there are many unknowns doing events, but only celebrity writers had a response and a boost. You may have read that. I believe her focus was on social net marketing. Thanks again. Tim
Elizabeth Pagel-Hogan said… Would you be ok with me editing/excerpting your story and posting it on cancer be glammed?
Elizabeth Pagel-Hogan said… Thanks for your honesty! I am a journalist by trade so now I want to hear more...was there anything special that helped you through treatment? Music? A special soft blanket you loved crawling under when you got home? And again,this is only if you WANT to share. I'm hoping to generate some unique honest stories from women to share with other women. Please feel free to pass Cancer Be Glammed on to other women (and men) if you think it would help them!
Elizabeth Pagel-Hogan said… Hi Lynne,
I am a fellow SheWrites member, and I do some professional writing. I was wondering if you journaled at all during your treatment and if it helped you. I thought maybe, if you did journal, you'd want to talk about the experience and the benefits and we could have you guest post on the site I write for, Cancer Be Glammed. You can find them online at http://www.cancerbeglammed.com and they are on Facebook and Twitter, too. It's a great site and business started by two amazing women. No need to reply if you're not interested, not trying to be pushy, just always looking for a chance to help other women get through a challenging time.
All the best,
Elizabeth
Lynne, you are a smart woman. I doubt I would have started a blog if not for the 'suggested guidelines' for first time novel writers. It's a time suck for sure, but on the other hand, which I learned along the way, it's a wonderful place for the writer to try out new voices and play. I try to limit my reading and commenting so I don't go bonkers. It's a lot. Love your blog name, perfect!
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