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Thanks Bridget xxx
You’re VERY welcome!
You will never be a period at the end of a sentence. You are a writer’s wishing well of inspiration. Suspect you’re exhausted and desiring, no; demanding a reprieve. Go for it. Leave inspirational crumbs. Ambitious minds will consume, not nibble at the contributions of your brilliance. You will always be my GREATEST INFLUENCE re: Creative Writing………………please throw crumbs my way as I stumble and fall in an attempt to ascend and rise to the labour of the written word………big love……maggsxxxx
Oh Maggs…what an unexpected and glorious comment. To explain to other people Maggs and I met across a crowded classroom some years ago when I was writer in residence at a community centre. (Note the use of the word some – it sounds so much more erudite than saying I can’t remember, doesn’t it?) Maggs contributed to an anthology we produced and I have never forgotten her description of an Alabama kitchen. She is now permanently on the other side of the Atlantic, but we still stay in touch thanks to Facebook.
And Maggs no, I’m not going to rest up. I love this stuff. I’ll explain in my next post.
Wishing well of inspiration, huh. Beat that Stephen King! (Ok. ok. he can…)
Awwwww, i will miss it 🙂 You’ve had some great exercises honey.
xx