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Love the picture!
Such wonderful artwork
Thank you. He is pretty amazing. You should check out his site, he will blow you away. Thank you for stopping by, btw you have done a very nice job with your blog.Good luck to a fellow fantasy author!
Beautiful picture — I feel a story lurking in those trees!
I’m sure there is. Steve is an incredible artist. You can get lost for a very long time in his work.
Aron,
You have a very nice entry in this week’s Flash Fiction.
Good luck from one of your extended family.
Dick
Thank you Dick,
How very sweet of you. I’m still a bit uncomfortable, but you made me realize I should just keep trying. Whether it wins or not, we are all winners to be part of such a unique and caring group. I’m spreading my wings.
Two of your votes last week were mine and my editor’s. I read this week’s and I liked it. Keep going. These exercises boosted my talent, and after about three months of entries, mine started to get some support.
You inspired me to move forward, I thank you and your editor. I am actually enjoying it, and I’m not overly concerned about winning. I think it will expand my horizons(I know, an old cliche). I may not have continued without your feedback.
Someone helped me at IU to continue my entries…now I have forwarded that. We need many more talented authors at IU. Welcome again. I look forward to your being in next year’s anthology.
I try to pay it forward .Anything I have leaned along the way I share. Water the tree and it will grow. Thank you for allowing me to think about the possibilities and the inclusion.
Aron, I’ve read and enjoyed your entries in the Flash Fiction contest. I voted for your entry last week. I am a long time friend and schoolmate of Dick Waters and proofread his novels. I saw and liked your entry this week, but think when you wrote “What did this?”, you really meant to write, “Who did this?”. I don’t know if you can correct it once your entry has been submitted, but I just thought I should mention it. I sometimes look over Dick’s entries before he submits them to see if I catch something that he might have missed. Maybe you can find someone who would be willing to do the same for you. Keep writing. I enjoy your entries. Good luck in this week’s contest.
Terri, first thank you for liking my entry; I do appreciate it. Dick’s support has given me the courage to keep trying. You can’t fix anything once it is entered, however, it was “How did this?” as in “How did this happen?” Maybe I should have used ellipsis? I try to be careful with those little devils. I hope to improve my craft; writing is my passion. Thanks for the good luck wishes. The entries this week are different and entertaining.
Thanks for the explanation. When I first read it, I thought you forgot the word ‘happen’ but then thought you meant to write “Who did this?”.
Dick’s a great guy and I’m sure will be a loyal supporter to you and your writing. Keep up the good work. I’ve read all the entries in this week’s contest and unless something changes drastically before the vote tomorrow, you’ll have mine. Again I’ll say, “Good luck!”
That is why editors are so important. Writers have all these scenes playing out in their minds, and a remark could become an very bad oops moment. Without an editor’s expertise, a writer may never question if their intended statement is correct. Thank you for your observation. A second set of eyes is imperative.
I rest my case about having ‘followers.’ Your entry fit the scenario, but the one in the lead, in my opinion, did not. Don’t let it get you down. I suggest you share your entry separately in an email to some of your friends, and ask them to read the entries that week, and vote for their favorite. Just a suggestion.
Indeed! I think I will take your advice and try that next week. Thank you for the suggestion.
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Magic word—TEAM
Good luck on your entry this week. I’m glad you entered again.
Thank you, I’m a glutton for replenishment. Good luck to you, I like yours very much!
Thank you Aron. Once thing we authors learn…no pain – no gain. So, we have lots of pain, and we’re waiting for the gain.
Amen to that Dick.
Hi Aron, what amazing artwork, I will pop over to his website now. If you ever need a proofreader for your flash fiction send it to me. You are such a loving supporter of others and my world is blessed to have you in it.
Thank you for your support. I enjoy helping others and try to pay it forward. You will love Steve’s work, he is mind boggling. Special thoughts going your way.