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What genre is your current work in progress?
One thing I'm finding to be a great challenge is pinning down the genre of my book. It might be Upmarket Dystopian Fiction? Dystopian Thriller? Speculative Fiction? How about you? What's your genre and how do you nail it down?
A Little Collaborative Fun
@Timothy Colomba I hope this is alright... I thought it would be fun to engage in one of those "write the next line" threads. I'll go first: The old man's bushy white eyebrows rose above his blue eyes like two clouds floating by on a summer afternoon. He leaned forward until I could see the pores on his bulbous nose and wrinkled cheeks. "Sonny," he said to me in his southern drawl, "they sell everything from pens to popcorn machines, but if you can't handle a little supernatural shock and awe every now and then I'd stay far far away from that store." ...
A Little Collaborative Fun
WIP Show & Tell
From your current Work In Progress, share a small blurb from whichever chapter or section you're currently working on - something you touched this week that you loved.
Writing Serendipity
Does this ever happen to you? It happens to me at least once a week... Today I'm editing a chapter with this passage in it... **** As a kid, my grandfather never asked about academics or talent. Work ethic was his measure of success. My father shared those values, and with each birthday, he found a new way to measure them. “Okay, Marty, you’re ten now,” he said on my birthday. “If you want a toy, you go buy it. Okay?” For 10-year-old me, that was a bummer. Now, I credit my ability to suffer in silence to those Gnoble men—your grandfather and great-grandfather. Truth is, I’ve always enjoyed a hard day’s work. **** This is fiction, but also inspired by my own experience. I wrote this over a year ago and happen to be editing it today. Then today, I looked at my Facebook memories and saw a post I made 13 years ago, the day after my grandfather passed away. [see attached] Crazy right? This happens to me once a week. Like the exact thing I'm working on (no matter when I wrote it) comes up quite specifically. Just wondering if this happens to anyone in your writing? Is it because our work is so all-encompassing? Either way, it's so fun!
Writing Serendipity
Happy Mother’s Day!
To all the mother’s here who are somehow also finding the time and energy to write, Happy Mother’s Day! Thank God for this built-in superpower you’ve got. It’s pretty epic and magical if you ask me. Sincerely, One very appreciative father!
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