@evelyn_puerto No need to couch it. If it doesn't work, pull it out and save it to a new file called "throw away ideas". I use these on all my works, and they've really saved my bacon when I need that certain oomph.
To everyone who did the Write 2 Publish course, if you haven't been over on Facebook, Kasey and I have created a group called Write To Publish Active Alumni for the purposes of keeping our cartel dreams alive. Here's the address. https://t.co/GAd7Ms4SNJ
But those needs transcend quickly into a deeper need for companionship when a turn of events brings an unanticipated joy into their lives. This is a fabulous story of love, longing and the desire to do right by someone. A very well written piece.
Wanted: Husband/Handyman is an endearing tale of Grace and Tim, two people brought together out of necessity; Grace’s need for some help after her husband dies, and Tim’s need for employment.
I read an excellent story by my good friend, Nick Franck called Parisian Borders recently and had this to say about it. Parisian Borders is a compelling story of a boy and his family trying to escape the confines of dystopian Paris on their way to a better future.
With plenty of tension surrounding the plot, Nick pulls the reader along with the characters as they face ever-mounting odds in their attempted exodus. I personally enjoyed how the author obliges the reader to get in touch with the characters in the story, making it feel as
I was particularly impressed with his ability to accent his story with light brush strokes of back story without relying too heavily on it to form his story. A truly enjoyable read.
Phil’s Good Ol Days is quite an entertaining story of a future dystopian society plagued by the most unlikely of threats. Bart captures the tension and angst of the main character perfectly, against a backdrop of a world infested by the equivalent of would be land sharks.