If it's a story showing what life was like before Harvey and how life shall be after when things are back to 'normal' then I'd say post it as a service to both Houston and Galveston. Texans are a tough breed and they only get stronger when shown a window into a better future.
I was grateful to stories and TV Shows that showed what SoCal was and would be again after the wildfires that destroyed so much of our city back in 2003 and 07.
@Carlos Hazday, like Comsie, is a great author here in GA. He is also a mature man who loves greatly. I've learned a lot from him. When following our Com's stories you might enjoy Carlos' too.
Love comes when the heart is free. This is what I'm learning. Lucky ones learn it early, but I think its the ones who learn it later in life that appreciate it that much more.
Don't ever give up on love, Dmrman. Not even when you are 'dead' and the next world beckons.
I'm a late bloomer too. I will find my Billy Chase some day. I really will.
The Dark Side is the true nature of the Force, Justin. Tell me your deepest secrets so that I might destroy you with them. Then you and only then will you rise to become the Dark Lord you were always meant to be!
Hehehe. You're channeling my teenagehood again, Comsie. Just like Brandon, my dad would always drag me into his projects so that I could 'learn somthin' Actually, I am glad for a lot of it.
I can trim trees like a champ!
Don't anybody ask me what Monday's about cause I don't know either!
Sweetness, you might still consider a Facebook Business Page. You can set up a situation where what you post on twitter can show up on your Facebook page too. More banging for your bouncing, or whatever.
Thanks for the update!
Jewelers cut and polish and polish and cut until the raw gem sparkles...in its agony.
"Tell me what you hold most dear...so that I can take it from you" ~ Sith platitude
Have you considered a Facebook business page? People that follow you there will get email bursts when you make announcements and then you can link to your libraries. They can also leave you posts and comments so you have ready feedback. A lot of highly successful authors use this.
I've been considering it myself but I haven't the fanbase to support it yet. You most def do. You can also tie it to your Twitter account.
Example: Anne Rice's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/annericefanpage/
I think a chapter will be as long as it needs to be.
If you read it to yourself and you find it getting tedious then you need to take out your scissors and start cutting unnecessary clutter. I wrote a 23,000 word chapter as a whole short story once and I found that I can read it from beginniing to end without stopping because I left enough hooks in it to keep the reader wanting more.
So you can see the blog when you click on it? I get the error above when I try to go to that page.
Might be an IOS thing again. Annoying, but the risk I take using my IPad for everything.
I can't seem to get to my blogs anymore. I get this error instead:
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Error code: EX0
Thoughts?
Yeah, it gets even weirder when people your age who you grew up with on TV or the Movies start having gray hair or start getting the middle age spread. Brad Pitt for instance!