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Finding my way

The writing is coming, in bursts, but at least it is happening. At this point, I think I may have two different stories going on; and I am ok with that. There is some character development going on that feels like it has long-term potential for my novel (novela?), and the paragraphs that are flowing a little more smoothly, possibly another novel, or maybe a short story. I really don't know yet. I will cross that bridge when I feel like I can actually put the scattered notes and pieces into something a little more "whole".

I've been reading in between writing as well. I finished a fantastic book last night, "Children of the Salt Road", by Lydia Fazio Theys. I have the paperback version, but it is a signed copy, and I didn't want to bend it, so I ended up getting the Kindle in Motion version; something I have never experienced. I recommend it, at least for this book. The art is quite beautiful, and not at all intrusive while reading. If you go to Amazon and look for the Kindle in Motion version, my review is posted. I recommend the book to anyone interested in a quick, yet fulfilling read.

Link to the book, scroll way down for my review!

In a couple of weeks, I plan to do a book giveaway, so stay tuned for that! It will be determined by random selection and run for a week or so. I will post about it on my Facebook page and here.

I hope you've all had a fantastic weekend and are enjoying the weather, wherever you may be.

xo-Chloe

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  1. Well, thank you! I have lots of files with bits and pieces of things in them. When I read them over months or even years later, sometimes I think, "Ewww! What was I thinking?? Occasionally, though, I think, "Hmm. I kind of like that." Don't throw any of it away, even little snippets of ideas. You just never know.
    Lydia

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