5 Reasons You Should Stop Writing
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Sophie writes Historical Christian Fiction with romance and a happy ending, and is the author of the Cottonwood series; book one was selected as an Indie Book of the Day, and book three will release in 2013. She has also been published in the Wordsmith Journal. Married for over 36 years, Sophie lives on a family farm in rural western Illinois.
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A history lover, Elaine is the author of the LA Book Festival-acclaimed Deer Run series. She has a published devotional and a short romance story and is a freelance writer. Elaine is a devoted wife, mom, and "GiGi" to triplets.
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Lisa Lickel is an award-winning multi-published inspirational novelist, blogger, reviewer, and executive editor of Creative Wisconsin magazine. A freelance editor, Lisa loves all things historical. Her work has appeared in Writer's Digest and Christian Fiction Online.
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authored several novels, including Deadly Additive. In a prior
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Editor/Author Linda Yezak lives in a forest in east Texas with her husband and three cats. She is a speaker/lecturer for various writers' groups and conferences. Her first novel, Give the Lady a Ride, won the 2011 Grace Award for Romance. Her second novel, The Cat Lady's Secret, is represented by Terry Burns of Hartline Literary.
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Hah! Thanks, Linda. I've seen the first two on FB, but hadn't seen the last one. :D
ReplyDeleteYeah, I don't know what I'd do without FB. Where do people find these things? I'm certain everyone knows but me!
ReplyDelete#1: Sometimes I wish we had additional letters to play with, in addition to the standard 26. I wonder how the Hawaiians manage it.
Delete#2: I think introversion is a prerequisite for this job. At least it appears so after talking with other authors on CW.
#3: Nothing is scarier than an eager keyboard and an empty mind. LOL!
~ VT
Ha these are great! I especially like the first one. That look is familiar...
ReplyDeleteLoved it!
ReplyDeleteOne thought, though. Since I am extremely to the extreme an extrovert, does that make me not a writer? ;)
I think extroverts are writers too. They must be--I'm an extrovert! My insecurities never seem to outweigh my need to open my mouth and start chatting. :D
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Thanks for sharing. My dog has perfected the look in the first one, and the second one is strangely true/not, don't look at me...(Hugs) Indigo
ReplyDeleteI need to find more dog-writing pictures. Seems like all I've seen are cats. Maybe cats just get it. I know my cats do. As much time as they spend lounging on the keyboard, I'm surprised they don't each have their own novels out.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Especially love the first one :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jemi. Hope you have a great one, too!
ReplyDeleteI needed a good laugh after wrestling with my WIP today. (I'll tame the beast yet!) Love the pictures.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your WIP!
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