Strangeminds.com a great site for writing.
Fri, 2001-07-06 15:18
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Strangeminds.com a great site for writing.
Strangeminds.com is a website dedicated to writers and amateur writers. Through feedback, reviews and community support our goal is to help writers focus and hone there skills in hopes that one day they will become published writers. The site was developed to be a source of information and a place to let writers post their work online so others can read and review there work.
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mlb
Is that what everyone's aiming at, 'commercial publication'?
m****yl*******s
"...there skills..." ????
"...there work." ????
What does this mean?
Andrea
Oooh, M**yl**(etc)s...
Are you metamorphosing into Eric (or me)?
Been out in the sun too long, or what?
And there was I, happy in the mistaken belief that Eric and I were the only two picky ones here...
m****yl*******s
"...there skills..." ????
"...there work." ????
What does this mean?
Mangy Lettuce
Sorry about the double posting - my posterior got struck by lightning and as I fell on the keyboard my right t*t struck Enter.
And, yes, Andrea, I usually hold myself in at the sight of awful apostrophe use and woeful misspelling, but today I thought What the Hell and stuck in my oar, t*ts notwithstanding.
Andrea
Quite right too, Coz.
(hope the mammary has recovered - or did you mean 'tot'?)
Tony Cook
Just who is this guy trying to steal our thunder? That's about as cheeky as it gets - going in to another site and misspelling an invitation to go to his. I think I'll give strangeminds a miss and I hope you will too.
But notice our ridiculous democracy - we still let the evil one leave his silly message up.
I'm off to Tesco to hand out flyers for Sainsburys!
pip pip
Tony.
Roy Bateman
Andrea, you're not the only one to cringe at schoolboy grammatical errors, believe me. (Nor is Eric.) They're everywhere! As someone with a prodigious handful of rejection slips and no desire to make such elementary errors, I wouldn't recommend strangeminds as a first stepping stone to commercial publication. Chase 'em off, Tony!