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@Daeus I’d love to join you, but I’m not on my normal schedule tonight, so I won’t be able to. Good luck though.

@kate-flournoy @bluejay @c-c-lane I’m writing now till 9.

@anna-brie. @bluejay and I are going to write from 10-10:30 if you would like to join us. 🙂

@bluejay, Okay!!

@clairec I will join you at 10-10:30. I’ll tag you when I start so see you then. 🙂

@anna-brie and @bluejay, What time do you want to write today? I’m free from 10 – 10:30 am and from 4 pm – 5 pm.

@anna-brie, I love Canberra and the region around! 🙂 Do you live in the country or a town?
@hope, thanks for the welcome! 😉

@anna-brie, I love Canberra and the region around!:) Do you live in the country or a town?
@hope, thanks for the welcome! 😉

@hope That’s a good point. I do have different expectations for a modern as opposed to a classic book. Of course, good writing is always good writing, but each age has its own trends. For Sherlock Holmes, I really wish the villains showed more emotion and incorporation when they were caught and I thought there could have been more emotion,…[Read more]

I’m planning on writing till 11:30 if anyone wants to join me.

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it down to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it done to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

So sorry @bluejay. We’re about to have dinner. You could try me tomorrow??

@clairec Are you up for some writing? Half an hour?

@anna-brie, is your book your first? Mine is.

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare 🙂 ) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare 🙂 ) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

Sure, @anna-brie! My current W.I.P.is an Australian (they’re pretty rare :)) alternative historical fiction. It is a story about a young women named Evelyn who is a missionary (with her family) in Papua New Guinea in the late 1930s. (fun fact about me: My family and I served as missionaries in the very remote highlands of PNG, so I know what it’s…[Read more]

@anna-brie, that’s great! I am getting close to finishing the plotting of one of my character arcs. I am planning on starting the first draft in October or sooner. Hopefully sooner!

starting now, @anna-brie!