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- Are you a writer, reader, or other industry professional
- a:2:{i:0;s:6:"Writer";i:1;s:6:"Reader";}
- If a writer, are you published, pre-pubbed, or self-published?
- a:1:{i:0;s:45:"Writing but haven't finished a manuscript yet";}
- As a writer, what type of stories do you Write or Read?
- Most things I have written are like shorts. Almost like clips or scenes that randomly come to my imagination. I am in the process of developing myself through raw expression. sorry about the photo it is the only one I have right now!!lol
- Do you have a website you'd like to post?
- http://r.yuwie.com/jeffreyjamesgreig
Travelling thoughts
as I sit here late at night I wonder what of the days past and what of the days to come. Perhaps there will be a choice on the horizon, do you see it? I can. I knew it was going to come but I didn't prepare mself for the wave of emotions that would entangle my heart. It will consume my mind untill all that I know has been reverted to basic motor skills. Is that even possible? who knows and who really cares, I mean really? Time has gone so quickly lost forever never to return, except in the wondering brain. Time does as we wish it to as long as we don't release it, it will remain untill our bones have long turned to dust and the energy that was once a human being is now a comet or an asteroid hurling itself towards the doomed planet!... Is it possible for all that too flow out of a persons mind? It must be I just saw it happen before my own two eyes which I value very much thank you.
Jeffrey James's Blog
First: Dream Second: Thoughts Third: Daily Terror
1. The young man was standing with his back to me. I could smell his high end cologne and I must admit, it was nice. He brushed my arm as he went to the register. As he went by his coat was drawn slightly back and I could see that he was no ordinary fellow. A shape resembling a row of slender sausages with funny little wires connecting them all.... BOOM! And now I am nothing but a memory...but whose?
2. as I sit here late at night I wonder what of the days past and what of the days to come. P… Continue
2. as I sit here late at night I wonder what of the days past and what of the days to come. P… Continue
Posted on March 19, 2008 at 1:23pm —
disturbed with the way things are
klinking in the distance has woken me. what could that sound be. walking closer and closer the sound grows like an expanding city... that's it. IT's gone, my fields my streams, my wetlands, my forests, my animals? Where have they all gone??? it is so hard to breathe now. choking on nothing it would seem, is it my shame? Why do I feel bad? I am one of these terrible things, ravenous appetite for destruction... progress. when will it stop? when we stop I guess, when we die. Sweet silence once agai… Continue
Posted on March 19, 2008 at 1:18pm — 1 Comment
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WRDF launched in February of 2008 and its membership has grown steadily. I hope that means we are doing something right for our members.
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I'm glad to hear your writing, whatever it takes just get it out.
Would love to have you as a friend.
Tina
www.tinagayle.net
Seeking a muse, aye?
Hey, if you're wanting to write a longer work, take hold of the muse that appears to you and never shuts up, the one that follows you round and whispers in your ear (or as is the case with some of mine) screams at you, until you begin to write his or her tale.
Also, there's nothing wrong with fleshing out scenes and creating short tales. Stop by my page and check out Lost and Found Muses to see what other authors say about what inspires them and keeps them writing. Maybe it'll help you. (o:
On my author blog I also ocassionally post writing tips if you're interested in that. Some I tag to here as well, but to check them all out, here's the URL:
http://RabiyahBooks.blogspot.com
I wish you all the best in your writing journey and many dark adventures when you read.
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Ana
I'm so happy you joined our community. There is a lot of talent and experience among our diverse group of writers. Make yourself comfortable and get acquainted. When you get a minute please read the forum post NEW MEMBERS PLEASE READ for important content information. Have fun. Lynda
PS Love your page