"Thank you so much!!!! I love having readers, and I wish I could comment back more. These teaching and mothering gigs really eat up a lot of time!!!"
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S.L. Bartlett commented on the group 'Funny Women'
"Annie, wish I could help you, because this is an excellent start to what I suspect is a great Lit novel. However, it won't let me sign in. I'm so sorry."
S.L. Bartlett left a comment for Laura Sauer
"I just had to pop in and let you know...LOVE YOUR BLOG, "Catharsis". You speak my language in there. It is also catharsis for me to read it. Keep it up!
Ah hoy hoy..."
S.L. Bartlett commented on the group 'Funny Women'
"A break from my series of articles on Revolutionary Era traditions to a more recent Christmas tradition. A ridiculous Christmas Eve and a young teen's attempt initiation into…"
S.L. Bartlett commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'
"Congratulations, Kathy! Good work."
S.L. Bartlett commented on the group 'Funny Women'
"Aria, that was great! I thoroughly enjoyed that. "
S.L. Bartlett commented on the group 'Funny Women'
""Parent's Revenge: The How-To for Evil" An instructional blog on how to pay your kids back for all those times they scared you simply by being teenagers. A Halloween…"
Deborah Batterman left a comment for S.L. Bartlett
"Re: your question in the novel group re: a 'hook.' I think your best bet is write the first draft in the logical progression that you think the story follows. Somewhere along the line -- most likely in the revision stage --…"
S.L. Bartlett commented on the blog post 'Share Your Twitter Handle! Twitter roll call for all She-Writers!'
"Thanks Cat. It does mention on there that it will take up to 30 minutes or so to implement...and I've been playing with the settings. That's my fault...I just have to play with new toys. LOL Thanks for trying, anyway."
S.L. Bartlett commented on the blog post 'Share Your Twitter Handle! Twitter roll call for all She-Writers!'
"OK, I think I got most of you, but I've been "following" on Twitter for two hours, and desperately need a coffee, so taking a break, then back to it. LOL I'm @Parlourlady and looking forward to getting to know you all. I admit,…"
Diane Stringam Tolley left a comment for S.L. Bartlett
"So happy to connect! Looking forward to a great friendship!"
S.L. Bartlett liked Diane Stringam Tolley's blog post Never Anger the Ranching God!
S.L. Bartlett commented on the blog post 'Never Anger the Ranching God!'
"Hello from a fellow Edmontonian (more accurately, farm country west of city). Anyway, this brought back memories of helping brother in law during round-ups during tagging season. LOL Anyway, never faced such a close call, but I did suffer bruises…"
S.L. Bartlett left a comment for samantha stacia
"I'm so sorry myself for the tardiness of this reply to your gracious welcome. I have been a tad overwhelmed with writing obligations and trying to do it in an organized fashion which is difficult for me, since I am notoriously un-organized. LOL…"
S.L. Bartlett replied to the discussion 'writer/director/comedian/forward/slash/abuser looking for feedback...' in the group Funny Women
"I couldn't find a follower button on the page, and being lazy and slightly moronic about computers and such, I went up to the small link "Followers" and clicked that. You also don't have a "gadget" to list your…"
S.L. Bartlett replied to the discussion 'writer/director/comedian/forward/slash/abuser looking for feedback...' in the group Funny Women
"That was fantastic! As a mother of three boys who found entertainment in making noises out of every orifice of their bodies, I could heartily relate...in spades! Excellent job on that, and while you don't seem to encourage followers, well...I…"
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- Who I am:
- Author and freelance writer.
- Connect with me online! My site, blog, or Twitter handle are:
- http://romancethethrillquill.blogspot.com/
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Nonfiction, Journalism, Lit Crit
- I found out about She Writes from:
- other writers
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 4:48pm on January 5, 2012,
Laura Sauer said… Thank you so much!!!! I love having readers, and I wish I could comment back more. These teaching and mothering gigs really eat up a lot of time!!!
- At 9:41am on October 13, 2011,
Deborah Batterman said… - Re: your question in the novel group re: a 'hook.' I think your best bet is write the first draft in the logical progression that you think the story follows. Somewhere along the line -- most likely in the revision stage -- you'll see the right beginning. In my own experience with the novel I'm at work on, the more interesting beginning ended up being the middle, which allows me (as the writer) and hopefully the reader as well to be curious enough to want to know how the main character got to this point . . . and where she's going from here. Yes, my novel goes back and forth in time, and that may not suit your purposes. But by getting it all down in draft form, some hook that's a more alluring beginning may well surface. Good luck. I'll look forward to reading about yoru progressm.
- At 9:51am on October 3, 2011,
Diane Stringam Tolley said… - So happy to connect! Looking forward to a great friendship!
- At 11:31pm on September 28, 2011,
samantha stacia said… Hello S.L Bartlett!
I want to thank you for joining my group Blooming Late!
I am sorry that SheWrites doesn't always tell me as soon as everyone joins so I apologise for not welcoming you earlier.
I saw your blog link on your profile and thought how cool it was that I just noticed that sign you have on there about what the writers wrote earlier today on my FaceBook page that someone posted and I think what a coincidence it is that now on the same day I see the blog post with the exact same picture and I love it. I recently had the same thing happen with a piece of my writing, the person said I imbued a part of the setting with a mood and it seemed like it was another character. NOPE, just a thing I put there in a room that is always there. I didn't let her know that of course and just went with it! lol
If you havent done so already please introduce yourself to the group in the Kicking It Off discussion as well as let us know your writing accomplishments and goals too! And also list your great blog in OUR GROUPS BLOGS page in our pages section to the left of the group main page.
We have a wonderful group of women that can be a support, encouragemetn and inspiration to you own writing journey and I am glad you are among them!
Poke around the group-we have many discussions that might be of interest to you and many activities to be a part of!
So glad you are here and WELCOME to the group!
- At 7:01pm on September 19, 2011,
Aisha Isabel Ashraf said… - I hope the blog makes you smile! Let me know if there's a topic you'd like me to cover or comment on, I'm happy to oblige :-) Had a peek at yours, I like your"voice", very engaging.
- At 8:24pm on September 11, 2011,
Jill Starishevsky said…
Welcome to SheWrites. Feel free to reach out if you need anything.
Jill Starishevsky
Author, My Body Belongs to Me
- At 5:35pm on September 1, 2011,
Monica Medina said… - Just checking in with you to see how it's going. Do let me know if you have any questions, though I'm very delighted to know that the info I gave you to start with has been helpful. Stay in touch! ;)
- At 5:08pm on September 1, 2011,
Carley Bauer said… - Thanks. I'm sure we'll learn to navigate our way through here. Grateful for the invitation.
- At 9:58am on August 31, 2011,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - S.L., 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 (now!); 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
- At 4:33pm on August 29, 2011, Meg Waite Clayton said…
- S.L., Welcome to She Writes. If you’re looking for places to connect here, we’d love to have you join us in the Publishing Industry News and/or in the Novelists – Struggling or Not groups. Enjoy the site!
Meg Waite Clayton
Moderator, Publishing Industry News, and Novelist Group
Bestselling Author of The Four Ms. Bradwells, The Wednesday Sisters, and The Language of Light, a finalist for Barbara Kingsolver's Bellwether Prize
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