Meredith S. Cole's Comments

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At 12:55am on September 8, 2007, Charlotte Williamson said…: Hello, fellow author,
Sounds like you've "made it" in the world of writing. Where we all aspire to be. I have two novels published, but I'm such a novice, I have no idea what I'm doing. Promoting myself and my books is hard work, and I'm completely in the dark. Agents are hard to get. It's like I have to be on the best seller list before I can get one interested.
Congratulations, Meredith.

At 12:18am on September 8, 2007, Clea Simon said…: Thanks for the invite - and congrats on "Posed for Murder"! - Clea

At 2:09am on August 19, 2007, Camilla Trinchieri said…: Congratulations! Who is your editor at St. Martin's. Ruth Cavin used to edit the winners. She's a great lady. I'm happy to have you as a friend. Ciao

At 10:56am on August 17, 2007, Tom Barclay said…: Hello - from screenwriter to novelist? Gad - do you get younger every day, too? Amazing.

Nice to meet you. That wonderful news about Malice Domestic and your novel.

At 12:59pm on August 6, 2007, joe miller said…: Hi,

Thanks for the invitation. Congradulations on the book. I've started a new crime mystery project,

Let's stay in touch.

Joe

At 8:15am on August 6, 2007, kendall R. Furlong said…: Hi Meredith, thanks for the invitation. I loved The Third Man, especially that line about how the Swiss were so civilized and what did they produce, The cucoo clock!

At 6:58am on August 6, 2007, Kim Smith said…: Hey Meredith! Congrats on the award and all. Nice to have you here :)

At 2:37am on August 6, 2007, Patrick Lee said…: Hi Meredith, thanks for the invite! Wow, very cool about the novel and the award.

At 1:06am on August 6, 2007, carole gill said…: By the way, please tell me about your prize winning. I really admire you!

At 1:04am on August 6, 2007, carole gill said…: Well hi there Meredith! I lived pretty close to the School of Visual Arts on 23rd st. But that was sometime ago. I haven't been back to NYC for nearly 30 years!
Thank you for invite!
All the best.

At 12:59am on August 6, 2007, Patricia said…: Meredith, thanks for the invite and congrats on the award.

At 12:18am on August 6, 2007, Rick Mofina said…: Congratulations Meridith.
Thanks for stopping by and the invitation.
Was in NYC for ITW, what a blast.
Great town,
Rick

At 5:23am on July 28, 2007, Kelli Stanley said…: Thanks for the invite, Meredith, and mega congrats on the St. Martin's Award!

I think screenplay writing develops your dialog ear like nothing else. I'm really looking forward to reading the book!

Kelli

At 12:00pm on July 26, 2007, Ken Isaacson said…: Meredith...Good for you! All the best.

At 7:07am on July 25, 2007, Eric Stone said…: Congratulations. How do you like book writing by comparison with screenwriting?

At 5:37am on July 11, 2007, Tom Cain said…: Congrats on winning that contest ... Years ago I came second in what was grandly called The World One-Day Novel Writing Cup ... it was just 30-odd scribblers frantically trying to write a novel over 24 hours in the Groucho Club, Soho, London. But the 20,000 words I wrote then became the basis of a book that got translated into half-a-dozen languages and made into a movie - a terrible German movie that no one ever saw, but even so ... Hope your win proves even more fortunate for you ... well, you did come first, after all, which I never did!

At 6:19am on July 5, 2007, sue neale said…: HI thanks for inviting me to join as a friend. Brilliant news about your win, I will look forward to reading about it though whether it will cross the atlantic we shall have to wait and see. I imagine your filmmaking and screenwriting mean that you think visually which is really useful for the genre.

At 11:34pm on July 4, 2007, Marta Stephens said…: Hi Meredith. Congratulations on winning the St. Martin's/Malice Domestic contest and on your upcoming publication. How exciting for you!! :) Thanks so much for inviting me into your group.

At 11:29pm on July 4, 2007, Mark Stevens said…: Congratulations & thanks for the invite. Listing Ruth Rendell -- good call all the way. So underrated.