[ SECRET POST #5216 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5216 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Original fiction advice

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks CWA, I appreciate you taking the time to give me advice at all.

' I found my writing buddy/editor by making friends with her first in our shared fandom. We established trust first.'

This is the only thing I haven't been able to try. Ill health and the financial consequences of that mean pretty much all of my previous relationships have been eroded away, and I have no time to build new friendships IRL or online, and no money to pay an editor. So I'm stuck.

Thanks for the tip about advice on Tumblr. I've been considering signing up for a free course, but all of my work has MLM relationships and sometimes erotic content in and I think it would be too embarrassing.

Anyway, thanks again, CWA. I always love reading your comments about the writing process.

Re: Original fiction advice

[(Anonymous)]

(CWA)

You're welcome!

I'm sorry to hear about your ill health. I understand from one spoonie to another. Many of my own relationships have faded over time too, so I cling to my editor.

Hey, on tumblr no one will judge your MLM relationships! And I don't know how many of those 'free' writing courses have 'homework' so I wouldn't worry too much about it there. Or find one without turn in homework? Like writing master classes can really be less workshops and more the author going "this writing process works for me." And that can be helpful too!

And again, you're welcome. always glad to be helpful!