Audrey Caylin

We inherited a farm.

I could hardly believe the news my parents gave me one not-so-sunny afternoon. They seemed totally ecstatic about the idea of living on a farm like they used to when they were growing up, but in my opinion, city life was the only way to go. Forget about fresh air and wide open spaces!

Once we finally make that dreaded move…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

Cool! It sounds interesting. 😀 Is it a “horse story”?

@seekjustice WHOAH that came out weird! I’ll try to repost it…

oh my yes Pinterest can be so deadly 😉

@seekjustice here’s the blurb (written in first person; my first time, so tell me what you think 🙂 )

 
<p style=”text-align: center;”>We inherited a farm.</p>
<p style=”text-align: center;”>I could hardly believe the news my parents gave me one not-so-sunny afternoon. They seemed totally ecstatic about the idea of living on a farm like they…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

Cool! I’ll check it out (pray I don’t get lost in the murky depths of Pinterest)!

@seekjustice Yup, you definitely have a ready street-team when you’re published 😉 <3

gimme just a moment and I’ll come up with a blurb 🙂 Here’s a link to the Pinterest board for it: https://www.pinterest.com/jt0651/wip-d-a-n-n-i-s-d-i-l-e-m-m-a-1-2/

@jenwriter17

I didn’t know you’d written a contemporary. Do you have a blurb for it?

@jenwriter17

Okay, I’ll do that then.

😀 Sometimes I want to recommend my own books to other people (can’t you see what a humble person I am?). Its nice to know that I’m already being promoted though. I’ll have a lot of fans by the time my books come out. 😛

@seekjustice Actually a contemporary novella 🙂

Well, I wouldn’t say I’ve changed a lot  and I wouldn’t say I hardly changed anything. 😉 You can take a look at the first part if you want and decide if you want to read it again. 🙂

I don’t know if I’ve ever told you this, but several times things have come up where someone would ask me if I h…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

By the way, have you changed it much from the first draft? I’m just wondering whether I should read the second draft you posted a few days ago. If it isn’t changed much, I’ll leave it and maybe read the next draft, but if you’ve changed it substantially, I’ll have another read.

@jenwriter17

Awesome! Your dystopian novel?

@seekjustice Hi! I’m rewriting. 🙂

@catwing

Whoa! That’s amazing news! Well done! (And it was my pleasure. It was a really cool story to read)

@jenwriter17

I’m editing. Whatcha working on?

I’m on again, actually writing this time 😉 @rochellaine @seekjustice @alia @dekreel @dragon-snapper @kaya-young @skredder @sarah-anson

@catwing ooh great news!!! Great job! 😄

@rochellaine @seekjustice @alia @skredder @kaya-young @dragon-snapper does it count to be on while I’m drawing a book character for @dekreel? 😉

@princessfoo Congrats! 👍That’s exciting news! 😉

@valtmy

That’s the best way to write, isn’t it?

Well, I need to go now! It was nice chatting with you. I’ll probably be around tomorrow, so I might see you then!

@valtmy

Those bits are good too 🙂 I really need to get onto reading what I have left of your novel.

(wait, it is a full length novel, or a shorter work? I’m curious)

@valtmy

Yeah, like the sarcasm and annoyingness between siblings or best friends for example. Jane Austen is full of that sort of thing 😀

@valtmy Ah yeah. Those angsty ones can be really hard. I do like the bantering sorts of chapters though, those are super fun 😀