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  • Donna A Bryant - Author
    2 members
    This is my author page. I'll share stories and other tidbits here. Feel free to connect with me. :)
    Posted by Donna B on February 10, 2017
  • Book Discussions
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    This is a page where can freely discuss and review books. Make sure to create a new discussion for each book and only discuss said book in that discussion. When you start a new thread make sure tha...
    Posted by Anna Eliasson on October 24, 2014
  • CreateSpace, an Amazon company
    4 members
    Posted by Gaines Hill on October 13, 2014
  • Edgar Allan Poe Fan Page
    4 members
    This is a fan page for Edgar Allan Poe
    Posted by Donna B on September 12, 2014
  • Writing Group - Horror
    4 members
    This group is for authors that write #horror novels, poems, short stories, etc. We discuss writing techniques, tips, critique work, help with research, etc. We also might do some reading and discussio...
    Posted by Donna B on September 12, 2014
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  • The Books that We Read
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    By: Donna B
    I've read a fair amount of books over time. Found some really great ones and also some that were pure torture to get through. Some I didn't even finish due to a total lack of connection to the charact...
    Posted September 4, 2014
  • Writing Dialogue that Makes Your Characters Real
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    By: LS Admin
    Today we are exploring dialogue. While researching for good advice to include, we came upon this Huffington Post article. For this exercise, we will use that article as a guide. From that article:...
    Posted September 3, 2014
  • Losing Taurus Once More
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    By: Hannah Jennette
    I never expected to find my childhood friend again. I never expected that my life would turn upside down. I never expected I would find that, all of the lies I've been told, were weaved only into anot...
    Posted January 30, 2016
  • A Muse by any Other Name
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    By: Donna B
    Yeah, ok, play on words. Maybe you're groaning, screaming at the monitor "How could she!!". I could because it's before 6am and at only 1/4 cup of my hazelnut coffee so it sounded like a good title to...
    Posted June 14, 2015
  • Survival Psych Story
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    By: Hydrawolf
    My heart beats in my chest louder than any other noise in the forgotten city. I almost want to stop, but can I? Can I stop? What if my family and I are the the last ones? What if we are humanity? It&r...
    Posted February 11, 2017
  • Separate (Six word challenge)
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    By: Hydrawolf
    One way. She goes, I stay.
    Posted February 11, 2017
  • Exploring Setting
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    By: Donna B
    From Writer's Digest are some good tips about writing your settings for your stories. These tips from author David Morrell should help you write more realistic settings for your readers. In line wi...
    Posted September 2, 2014
  • Open Office, a Great Alternative to MS Office
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    By: LS Admin
    We use OpenOffice for all of our documents, spreadsheets, etc. as opposed to the rather expensive MS Office. This free program packs a lot in its goodie bag. We've not found anything we needed to do ...
    Posted March 8, 2014
  • Word of the Day- Arboreal
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    By: Mandi Konesni
    She stood under the sunlight, the wind blowing her hair behind her. The area was calm, serene. Only the sound of the river to her left broke the spell being woven. Taking a hesitant step forward, she ...
    Posted February 9, 2017
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