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Added a reply Jan 22
The author of Hal, Spacejock is a friend of mine, via another group. He's a top bloke. Read More »
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Isn't that cheating? What helps me the most, is a notepad and pen beside my bed, one on my desk at work, one in my handbag. that way if an idea comes I won't lose it. I've tried just remembering t... Read More »
Added a reply Jan 11
Oh yes, I will be watching that. I'm not into the crime syndicates so much, but the cast and the books means it's going to be a top rater! Daniel, does this mean you're an Aussie too? Read More »
Well, I am about to hit the 200 page mark and felt as though it was down hill from there. The rest was going to write itself. It was going great guns and I was very happy with the book. I knew a couple of things would need some tweaking but that it was going good.
I decided to print out a copy of what I had. I'd then sit and read it like a book. I had avoided it until then, I didn't want to come to the conclusion that I had written was crap and wouldn't be able to go on.
Well I…
Posted by Amanda Howard on January 22nd, 2008 at 5:58am —
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For the past few weeks, I have been madly writing away on my first novel. After a welcomed break from true crime, I was finding it extremely easy to write a crime fiction. Then last night disaster struck.
I sat there with my laptop on my lap, my little USB flashdrive hanging off the side. My book open to page 74 and ..... nothing. I have been writing chapter after chapter without a second between words. It was writing itself. I already have the chapters already planned out, with little…
Posted by Amanda Howard on January 10th, 2008 at 5:10pm —
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After spending more than a decade delving into the lives of real life serial killers, I have just started my first work of fiction. Tentatively titled "The Chase", the book follows the life of 'Voodoo Guru' Kate Reilly, a young detective with a tragic past, and a dark heritage.
The book began as an (unfinished) short story competition entry many many years ago. I rediscovered it only recently when my big old clunky PC finally surrendered to the big scrap heap in the sky. I picked up wh…
Posted by Amanda Howard on January 8th, 2008 at 6:51am —
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So much space, so much to say..........................
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Maybe not so much to say :o)
I know I wish that my baby would go to sleep, she is overdue for one by 3 hours! So you can imagine how happy she is right now. :o)
Thanks for letting me join, particularly as I am not a crime fiction writer. I am actually a true crime author, wit…
Posted by Amanda Howard on December 4th, 2007 at 12:35pm —
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I have no desire to write the Great American Novel--satisfied at present to write to the editors of local papers.
However, for some reason I "enjoy" reading about serial killers. So far as I know I have never encountered any.
Thanks for the welcome Karen. Thank you for adding me as a friend.