Writing a book

Mommy2Alysa

New member
I think you should totally do it.

I am currently writing children's books and hoping to donate all the proceeds to the Canadian CF Foundation. I think spreading CF awareness is a wonderful idea (which you would be doing with your autobiography).

Get writing girl!
 

Mommy2Alysa

New member
I think you should totally do it.

I am currently writing children's books and hoping to donate all the proceeds to the Canadian CF Foundation. I think spreading CF awareness is a wonderful idea (which you would be doing with your autobiography).

Get writing girl!
 

Mommy2Alysa

New member
I think you should totally do it.

I am currently writing children's books and hoping to donate all the proceeds to the Canadian CF Foundation. I think spreading CF awareness is a wonderful idea (which you would be doing with your autobiography).

Get writing girl!
 

Mommy2Alysa

New member
I think you should totally do it.

I am currently writing children's books and hoping to donate all the proceeds to the Canadian CF Foundation. I think spreading CF awareness is a wonderful idea (which you would be doing with your autobiography).

Get writing girl!
 

Mommy2Alysa

New member
I think you should totally do it.
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<br />I am currently writing children's books and hoping to donate all the proceeds to the Canadian CF Foundation. I think spreading CF awareness is a wonderful idea (which you would be doing with your autobiography).
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<br />Get writing girl!
 
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tammykrumrey

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Absolutely! I say that you should give it a go. And I agree with 'Nightwriter' in regards to the part that can be taught. I have a degree in Communications and most of my classes involved a great deal of writing. There is a lot that goes into writing besides what can come naturally and from the heart.

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tammykrumrey

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Absolutely! I say that you should give it a go. And I agree with 'Nightwriter' in regards to the part that can be taught. I have a degree in Communications and most of my classes involved a great deal of writing. There is a lot that goes into writing besides what can come naturally and from the heart.

Keep us updated<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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tammykrumrey

Guest
Absolutely! I say that you should give it a go. And I agree with 'Nightwriter' in regards to the part that can be taught. I have a degree in Communications and most of my classes involved a great deal of writing. There is a lot that goes into writing besides what can come naturally and from the heart.

Keep us updated<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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tammykrumrey

Guest
Absolutely! I say that you should give it a go. And I agree with 'Nightwriter' in regards to the part that can be taught. I have a degree in Communications and most of my classes involved a great deal of writing. There is a lot that goes into writing besides what can come naturally and from the heart.

Keep us updated<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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tammykrumrey

Guest
Absolutely! I say that you should give it a go. And I agree with 'Nightwriter' in regards to the part that can be taught. I have a degree in Communications and most of my classes involved a great deal of writing. There is a lot that goes into writing besides what can come naturally and from the heart.
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<br />Keep us updated<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Solo

New member
Writing is quite possibly the best outward appearance of expression. For me, I am an introvert person, so I find that the anonymousness of posting online to be invigorating, and I post as an outlet, so to speak. I really don't want to discourage you, but writing a full-fledge novel is a huge task, or an autobiography in your case. Most publisher's won't even bother to read the entire thing at first, and if you don't follow their asinine rules (like formatting; indenting, 12 pitch, a certain font, etc) they'll just throw it away or send it back, no matter how articulate you are. You could be the next Stephen King, but if you don't come up with the allotted amount of words (in most cases 80-100,000), a publisher won't even bother to get beyond the title page. But I really don't have any experience with publisher's that publish autobiographies, it may be totally different.

Due to my current regime, it is extremely difficult to post online, let alone sit down for months and compose a 100,000 word book. But if it's something you're willing to try, I say go for it.
 

Solo

New member
Writing is quite possibly the best outward appearance of expression. For me, I am an introvert person, so I find that the anonymousness of posting online to be invigorating, and I post as an outlet, so to speak. I really don't want to discourage you, but writing a full-fledge novel is a huge task, or an autobiography in your case. Most publisher's won't even bother to read the entire thing at first, and if you don't follow their asinine rules (like formatting; indenting, 12 pitch, a certain font, etc) they'll just throw it away or send it back, no matter how articulate you are. You could be the next Stephen King, but if you don't come up with the allotted amount of words (in most cases 80-100,000), a publisher won't even bother to get beyond the title page. But I really don't have any experience with publisher's that publish autobiographies, it may be totally different.

Due to my current regime, it is extremely difficult to post online, let alone sit down for months and compose a 100,000 word book. But if it's something you're willing to try, I say go for it.
 

Solo

New member
Writing is quite possibly the best outward appearance of expression. For me, I am an introvert person, so I find that the anonymousness of posting online to be invigorating, and I post as an outlet, so to speak. I really don't want to discourage you, but writing a full-fledge novel is a huge task, or an autobiography in your case. Most publisher's won't even bother to read the entire thing at first, and if you don't follow their asinine rules (like formatting; indenting, 12 pitch, a certain font, etc) they'll just throw it away or send it back, no matter how articulate you are. You could be the next Stephen King, but if you don't come up with the allotted amount of words (in most cases 80-100,000), a publisher won't even bother to get beyond the title page. But I really don't have any experience with publisher's that publish autobiographies, it may be totally different.

Due to my current regime, it is extremely difficult to post online, let alone sit down for months and compose a 100,000 word book. But if it's something you're willing to try, I say go for it.
 

Solo

New member
Writing is quite possibly the best outward appearance of expression. For me, I am an introvert person, so I find that the anonymousness of posting online to be invigorating, and I post as an outlet, so to speak. I really don't want to discourage you, but writing a full-fledge novel is a huge task, or an autobiography in your case. Most publisher's won't even bother to read the entire thing at first, and if you don't follow their asinine rules (like formatting; indenting, 12 pitch, a certain font, etc) they'll just throw it away or send it back, no matter how articulate you are. You could be the next Stephen King, but if you don't come up with the allotted amount of words (in most cases 80-100,000), a publisher won't even bother to get beyond the title page. But I really don't have any experience with publisher's that publish autobiographies, it may be totally different.

Due to my current regime, it is extremely difficult to post online, let alone sit down for months and compose a 100,000 word book. But if it's something you're willing to try, I say go for it.
 

Solo

New member
Writing is quite possibly the best outward appearance of expression. For me, I am an introvert person, so I find that the anonymousness of posting online to be invigorating, and I post as an outlet, so to speak. I really don't want to discourage you, but writing a full-fledge novel is a huge task, or an autobiography in your case. Most publisher's won't even bother to read the entire thing at first, and if you don't follow their asinine rules (like formatting; indenting, 12 pitch, a certain font, etc) they'll just throw it away or send it back, no matter how articulate you are. You could be the next Stephen King, but if you don't come up with the allotted amount of words (in most cases 80-100,000), a publisher won't even bother to get beyond the title page. But I really don't have any experience with publisher's that publish autobiographies, it may be totally different.
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<br />Due to my current regime, it is extremely difficult to post online, let alone sit down for months and compose a 100,000 word book. But if it's something you're willing to try, I say go for it.
<br />
 

Spartan936

New member
If you know who your target audience is, and exactly what ideas you're trying to convey, then I think you'll do well. Make sure you actually enjoy writing it as well.
 

Spartan936

New member
If you know who your target audience is, and exactly what ideas you're trying to convey, then I think you'll do well. Make sure you actually enjoy writing it as well.
 

Spartan936

New member
If you know who your target audience is, and exactly what ideas you're trying to convey, then I think you'll do well. Make sure you actually enjoy writing it as well.
 

Spartan936

New member
If you know who your target audience is, and exactly what ideas you're trying to convey, then I think you'll do well. Make sure you actually enjoy writing it as well.
 

Spartan936

New member
If you know who your target audience is, and exactly what ideas you're trying to convey, then I think you'll do well. Make sure you actually enjoy writing it as well.
 
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