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Jonny reacted to Claire G's post in the thread The Huddle Huddle April 12th - 5.00pm UK time with
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Yes, please and a reminder that Pete ran out of time to give me feedback last week. Thanks @Jonny xx -
JoanUP replied to the thread Craft Chat Character Descriptions-who else needs practice?.I loved all the examples ! Thanks for posting! -
Hannah Faoileán replied to the thread The Huddle Huddle April 12th - 5.00pm UK time.Can't make this one, unfortunately. :( At another agility show with the careering collie. -
Hannah Faoileán reacted to Eva Ulian's post in the thread Fanfare! Why I've not been blogging with
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Thank you @CarolMS @Hannah F it will probably be out in September, just before the book fair in Frankfurt. -
Claire G replied to the thread The Huddle Huddle April 12th - 5.00pm UK time.Yes, please and a reminder that Pete ran out of time to give me feedback last week. Thanks @Jonny xx -
This week's Huddle will take place on Saturday as usual at 5.00pm UK time (BST). Please Note - UK is now on British Summer Time (BST is GMT + 1) so do check your local time zone As ever, you are invited to submit your WiPs for discussion and...
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Seth Lynch reacted to Pamela Jo's post in the thread Craft Chat Character Descriptions-who else needs practice? with Like.
I couldn't find any examples I could cut and paste here that have really given me writer envy. But Rivers of London and other books I just stop and whisper, "Damn that was smooth." Anybody got some better examples to post? I'm listening to...
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Seth Lynch reacted to JohnBertel's post in the thread Craft Chat Character Descriptions-who else needs practice? with Like.
It's hard to judge these examples, I believe they are from the StoryGrid website, without knowing the surrounding POV. Her hair was a tangled mess of copper curls, wild and untamable That is something a POV character can see, and wild and...
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Seth Lynch reacted to Pamela Jo's post in the thread Craft Chat Character Descriptions-who else needs practice? with Like.
Here are some examples. I think there are enough to talk to pete about giving is a thread. Physical Descriptions: Beyond the Basics It’s tempting to default to the basics when describing a character—height, hair color, eye color. While these...
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Eva Ulian replied to the thread Fanfare! Why I've not been blogging.Thank you @CarolMS @Hannah F it will probably be out in September, just before the book fair in Frankfurt.
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JohnBertel reacted to Pamela Jo's post in the thread Craft Chat Character Descriptions-who else needs practice? with Like.
I couldn't find any examples I could cut and paste here that have really given me writer envy. But Rivers of London and other books I just stop and whisper, "Damn that was smooth." Anybody got some better examples to post? I'm listening to... -
Hannah Faoileán replied to the thread Fanfare! Why I've not been blogging.Huge congratulations! Well deserved! :clinking-glasses: :clapping-hands:
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Hannah Faoileán reacted to Eva Ulian's post in the thread Fanfare! Why I've not been blogging with Bravo.
Just watched the video on using prefixes so I've had to change my prefix from "NEWS" to "FANARE". I haven't blogged for a while now because I have been up to my eye-balls doing this:
