" Hi Kylie! I am definitely interested in reading more of your poetry. I will check it out. In fact, I'll do that before I give you more specific feedback on this other, so I can get a better sense of the rhythm and…"
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Cymbric Early-Smith replied to Kylie Ferrell's discussion 'Rain Falls On Manhattan' in the group Poetry
Cymbric Early-Smith replied to Kylie Ferrell's discussion 'Rain Falls On Manhattan' in the group Poetry"Hi Kylie!
I read your piece. It has quite a nice stream-of-consciousness feel that definitely evokes both a clear image as well as a fun array of emotions.
Since you took the trouble to post it here, I was…"
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"I'm so DONE w/the running scam that is Writer's Digest & all its many grafted affiliates passing themselves off as resources for writers..."
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"Came across a great set of podcasts on iTunesU called, "Fifty Writing Tools". They're free & only ~ 3 to 5 minutes each. Worth checking out."
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"I am making steady headway, and yet there is still so much left to weave together in order to make it all work [sigh] Head down & back to it"
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"Two weeks left to finish far too much I fear... and yet, I'm really loving what I've got. I am so inspired to keep going..."
Cymbric Early-Smith commented on Cymbric Early-Smith's blog post 'TJP First Page Submission for NWC 35'"Comment by Cymbric Early-Smith 1 second agoDelete Comment
I wanted to thank GD Thompson Sr for the comment on this blog post. I have been so busy writing, that I had not checked here recently - 'bad author! No biscuit break for…"
GD Thompson Sr. commented on Cymbric Early-Smith's blog post 'TJP First Page Submission for NWC 35'"I don't really read this genre. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the way you wrote than the story itself. You should do well with readers of this genre. I am sure they are earnestly going to enjoy your work. Honestly, you seem like a good…"
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a blog postStoryline, Theme & Focus of the Twinned Souls Series...
- Just a few things to foster further conversation and discussion... Here are my thoughts about the overall theme or storyline of my book, The Janus Paradox, and the Twinned Souls book series from which it is born: The overarching storyline of the Twinned Souls series relates to a bond of love surviving over the course of many millennia, as souls reconnect with each other, time and again, across physical, cultural and emotional distances. Of greatest importance, I…See More
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a blog postTJP First Page Submission for NWC 35
Greetings All, I've been invited to enter my manuscript's first page for review and comments at an upcoming Writers Conference - so here it is, below. As I still have some time to further polish it, I would welcome others' feedback as well...I thank you,CymUpdated/revised as of 23 March 2012Twinned Souls, Book One – The Janus Paradox by Cymbric Early-Smith (c) 2012Chapter One: ConnectionsDarach Tor, Ireland ~ One hour after sunset - Beltane Night, 3 May 1102 AD Beneath the comforting…See More
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"I've been so focused on finishing my novel, I haven't taken the time to step back and assess what I've accomplished and what I have left..."
Cymbric Early-Smith posted a status"A mad dash of writing, writing writing... Wheeeeeeee! Love it!!!"
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Storyline, Theme & Focus of the Twinned Souls Series...
Posted on March 5, 2012 at 9:38pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
- Just a few things to foster further conversation and discussion...
Here are my thoughts about the overall theme or storyline of my book, The Janus Paradox, and the Twinned Souls book series from which it is…
TJP First Page Submission for NWC 35
Posted on March 3, 2012 at 12:00pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Greetings All,
I've been invited to enter my manuscript's first page for review and comments at an upcoming Writers Conference - so here it is, below. As I still have some time to further polish it, …
Continue Some fun, enticing catch-phrases for The Janus Paradox...
Posted on January 24, 2012 at 12:46am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Really Enjoying the Ability to 'talk about' where my writing is going... where it came from.
Posted on January 21, 2012 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The Janus Paradox only 8 chapters and some polishing away from completion…! :)
Beginnings:
- For those who've only heard vague references to this project that gradually took over my life 2 - 1/2 years ago, here's the 'Cliff Notes' version:…
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- At 3:40am on December 14, 2011, Cymbric Early-Smith said…
Thanks Lori, bless your heart, that's very generous of you. I'm quite excited about finding this site, even as I'm still trying to figure out all the 'bells & whistles'. :)
- At 9:51pm on December 22, 2011,
Sean Noonan said… You are more than welcome. One thing I will say is read the masters and learn from them. The way I read has definately changed since I started writing myself. can't even watch a movie without breaking it down. The good ones always entertain, and the not so good ones give a lot of lessons.
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