Yesterday, Monday August 3rd, was an exciting day for the Whitfield family. Our eldest son Jack passed his driving test. He was rather cool and calm about it, while I had butterflies and the shakes. :o)
It worries me that I have to do this another twice more when Josh and Ellie start learning to to drive in a couple of years.
I have been working on my latest manuscript, the synopsis is written, although they are such a pain to do. I will soon be sending the first three chapters out to agents and hopefully I'll find an agent who is willing to have a partnership with me again. I miss having an agent, that other person to be in your corner, watching your back.
A writing colleague, Sandi Rog, has started a new blog to help new writers with learning the craft of fiction writing. If your writing is in need of some help visit Sandi's blog. http://thebookdoctorbd.blogspot.com/
Currently reading Katie Fforde's The Wedding Season, which I'm enjoying, and just finished Sea Dust by Margaret Muir, but I'll post about those later.
Aside from those two wonderful authors, I am very privileged to be able to read wonderful stories written by new upcoming writers from my critique group, who, as yet, haven't found a publisher, but hopefully it'll only be a matter of time. When I say it is a privilege I really do mean it. We are given such trust to help and guide as each writer, myself included, does their best to produce a manuscript of dazzling brilliance. Plus the friendships aren't half bad either!
4 comments:
Thank you for your post, Anne. And what a lovely blog. I didn't realize you had one! :-)
Hugs,
Sandi
Been there Anne - you wait until he gets a bit of confidence with his driving and revs hard in the driveway before throwing it into gear and leaping out into traffic - heart palpitations aren't in it!
I like your blog! :) And a good critique group is very precious; it's always great to network with other writers and support and guide each other towards publication.
Thanks for the great link! I am adding the book doctor to my blogroll. Best of luck with finding an agent. I think I may try this soon, also.
Kim
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