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|    J.Pascal to Nicky    |
|    Re: Writers' return?    |
|    17 Aug 14 15:08:26    |
      From: julie@pascal.org              On Sunday, August 17, 2014 3:28:58 PM UTC-6, Nicky wrote:       > I just met up with a lot of old friends who used to frequent this space. It       is some years since I was a regular but I am enormously grateful for the many       conversations here which gave me a language to discuss writing and helped me       to teach it at a        couple of UK unis.        >        > So I wanted to ask what are people working on and where are they?       Published? Self published? Seeking representation or just writing for pleasure?       >        > Nicky              Hi Nicky,              I've gone back to university (for Geology and Technical Writing) so there's       not much story writing that happens during the school year. I am writing more       than I used to, though. I've got a couple of WIP, but what I'm doing mostly       is editing and        rewriting some of my older short stories and fixing them up with cover art and       typesetting it all with InDesign. My goal with that is to use them as demo       booklets for copyediting and book design.              I do seem to have passed some sort of writing threshold. Before when I looked       at written stories they seemed sort of set in stone. Now I look at them and I       can see why they aren't good and what they need to actually work. At least I       think so! And I        don't think it's just a matter of time passing for the older stories because       my new writing is the same.               I don't have anything ready to self-publish, but that's my goal at this point.              -Julie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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