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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 week, 2 days ago
Suggestions for free promotion of your book. http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2012/03/11/18-top-websites-to-promote-your-book-for-free/
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 week, 3 days ago
Well, I’ve finished the first draft of “The Darkened Room”, my fourth or fifth novel. I say that because I stopped writing “1933″ in order to draft it. I wanted to write something a little lighter that my wife could read. It started out light, but didn’t stay that way. My novels never do. Now it’s time to step back from it for a while…[Read more]
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 week, 3 days ago
I knew there was a good list of instructions for writing the great American novel somewhere. Here it is. http://www.theawl.com/2012/04/how-to-write-the-great-american-novel
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Steve GrantLol, I stopped reading when I got to: 6. STOP WASTING TIME ON THE INTERNET.
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 2 weeks, 3 days ago
How successful does an author have to be before he can be political? As rich as Stephen King. He’s not just a great writer, he tells it like it is! http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/04/30/stephen-king-tax-me-for-f-s-sake.html
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 2 weeks, 3 days ago
Facts you might not have known about your favorite children’s books. http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/125093#more-125093
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 3 weeks ago
For anyone interested: Free course on fantasy and science fiction given by the University of Michigan. To sign up just follow the link and click on the join button. https://www.coursera.org/#course/fantasysf
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 3 weeks, 2 days ago
My latest blog post didn’t feed over so I’ll post this the old fashioned way…
Take a shot, then take a shot. Just that easy. An excerpt from Any Tomorrow: The Curse.
He buried her that afternoon in the spot she so long ago had chosen for herself. He fashioned a wooden cross and marked her place. If the world ever regains its sanity, he…[Read more]
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New blog post imported from «Any Tomorrow Trilogy» by Kevin Fraleigh: What Is Your Inspiration? 1 month ago
I was coming home from work the other day when I happened to pass a woman driving an old station wagon. What you would take away from that momentary observation is probably much different than what I did. For her … Continue reading →
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Buck posted an update in the group The Crew 1 month ago
@Doug Lance – Suggestion. In the Profiles section, add a text field to link to one’s Amazon Author Page (or on other provider sites).
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Doug LanceThat’s under the ”Other” tab.
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Alan W JankowskiI get the impression Doug does not necessarily want to link to author’s pages judging by the ads…I think the ads without links are a great idea btw, and I suggested something similar to someone who is starting up in pub…I used your e-Zine as a good example of a well-formatted e-pub btw…
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Doug Lance
Thanks Alan! Somehow I missed this note.
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Buck posted an update in the group The Crew 1 month ago
@Doug Lance – Please visit this screenprint http://storytechnician.com/temp/efm/a-css-glitch-1.jpg . I did not take time to highlight the problem with a red box, but just look at the bottom of the page. That happens in the current version of Firefox and Chrome. I did not test in IE.
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Doug Lance
Thanks Buck! The notification plugin we use is a big buggy. How does it look on your end now?
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BuckThat fixed the bug. Now I get the entire window.
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Leila Gaskin mentioned @dougelson in a public message@dougelson Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed the story.
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Andromeda Edison posted an update in the group Writers 1 month, 1 week ago
My next Writer’s Circle meeting is planned for Saturday, April 21st at 5pm in Hollywood. You can email me for details: andromeda@independentwords.com
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Kelly Thompson posted an update in the group Hire an Editor 1 month, 1 week ago
I know I’ve already posted around on other group sites, but I’m new to eFiction, and I’m also a professional freelance editor/proofreader. I would love to look at what creativity you have…shoot me an email at kelly@script-up.com if you need anything or have questions.
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 month, 1 week ago
The Dictionary of American Regional English has been published! So if you’re looking a special word with regional flare, the DARE is the place to go. If you are daring, UW-Madison has a couple of quick quizzes that you might enjoy (http://dare.news.wisc.edu/quiz/volume-i-iii-quiz/) or you can find more information on the DARE at…[Read more]
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Preston McConkie mentioned @mammon in a public message@mammon Hey, man. Thanks for accepting the friend invite. I’m enjoying your story, ”Corporate Monsters.” I left a lot of comments on the manuscript. The story seems to have some real life and I’m eager to discover its underlying plot.
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Preston McConkieOops, that last message was meant for someone else — the one about my uncle in Wisconsin.
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Kyle DameronI really appreciate you taking all the time you did to read over and leave all the helpful comments. It’s also good to know that you’re enjoying the story! Thanks again!
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Preston McConkie
My pleasure. I’ve been asleep all day but look forward to getting back to ”Corporate Monsters.” The man-eating bug-man really has me interested.
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Preston McConkie mentioned @atraus in a public message
@atraus Hey, Joe, hope to see more of you in here.
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 month, 1 week ago
In my last post I asked for whether I should keep Any Tomorrow as a trilogy or publish it as a single book. The results made me revisit my work and realize that what I’ve written is pretty damn good. Read more on my blog http://wp.me/p1qBOj-8L
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Norman WalkerGreetings !
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New blog post imported from «Any Tomorrow Trilogy» by Kevin Fraleigh: Oh, the Horror! It is Horror! 1 month, 1 week ago
Writing for me is a very intimate process. My stories well up first as images to form a vision. Sometimes they are intensely detailed and other times mere wisps of idea. My challenge is to translate the still fresh vision … Continue reading →
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Kevin Fraleigh posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Here is a link that might have some value for nascent Kindle authors. And even some that are looking for an extra opportunity for reviews.
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Kelly Thompson posted an update in the group Writers 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hi everyone-
I’m new here, my name is Kelly. I’m a professional editor and proofreader based in Toledo, OH. I’m looking to build a solid clientele base, as well as help out published AND nonpublished authors. I don’t charge an initial reading fee, and my rates are very reasonable (I started this endeavor in order to help, not hurt!). Please…[Read more]
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Doug Lance
Welcome Kelly! What other projects have you worked on?
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Kelly ThompsonI started my editing aspirations as an MA student, as I helped to form and publish The Mill, the only literary magazine based out of the University of Toledo Press. I’ve edited drama manuscripts for individual clients, and done copyediting and/or proofreading at the professional academic level for five years now. I’ve had poetry published in…[Read more]
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Jay DebruyneHi Kelly, welcome to eF. I’m new here also. It’s a beautiful community, I’m sure you will love it as much as I do.
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Kelly Thompson
Thanks Jay!
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Marie GlendenningWelcome Kelly!
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Lisa VandiverHi, Kelly.
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Kelly Thompson
Hi Lisa – thanks for the contact!
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Stasey NorstromHowdy and welcome! A great little community we have here and look forward to your participation and insights.
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Kelly Thompson
That’s welcoming. I already love it!
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James DarrowWelcome aboard, Kelly. Here’s hoping you enjoy your stay here at eFiction. I might find myself in need of your specific skill set somewhere in the near future. Working on my first novel manuscript; the first draft and a couple rounds of edits are done, but I know I’ll be requiring some further help in the future. Either way, until the time comes…[Read more]
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Kelly Thompson
Thanks, James. Feel free to email me anytime – kelly@script-up.com, or k.a.thompson6@gmail.com.
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James Darrow
I still have, at the very least, one more full sweep of edits and revisions I need to handle before I move to the next step, so it’ll be some time. That said, I do appreciate the offer and will keep your email handy.
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Preston McConkie
Hi and welcome. I joined just yesterday, but already I have been treated well by people and I’m excited to work with folks. It’s great to meet another experienced editor, and it looks like there are a lot of people with some great professional and academic training in h ere.
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NorvWelcome around, Kelly!
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Quinn CullenHi kelly,
Welcome. You’re an editor! Yay! Good editor’s are hard to find. -
M.T.Nice to meet you!
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Richard GazalaHello, Kelly.
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Joshua GonzalesThanks for the offer! I’ll keep this information around.
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