From what I just read, these pieces are beautiful. And you certainly have what it takes to do the same. Can’t wait to read them all. Thanks for sharing.
Loved these examples of Quick and Hard Hitting (especially Death Row Hugger by Nancy Stohlman). I’ve always had a particular problem with too much, especially when it comes to word count. In fact, I once participated in an exercise of writing a story with only 49 words every single day for a year (it was my age at the time), in an attempt to learn the art of Less is More. It was a good exercise, but I still tend to ramble on and on forever, never quite happy with the end result. 🙂
From what I just read, these pieces are beautiful. And you certainly have what it takes to do the same. Can’t wait to read them all. Thanks for sharing.
LikeLike
So good, Patty. Glad you enjoy(ed) them. And so honored you consider me capable of such! Thank you.
LikeLike
You bet!! Hope your book is coming along as well! Missed ASTAL this summer
LikeLiked by 1 person
We’re ramping back up, Pat. I hope to see you at some upcoming events!
LikeLike
Loved these examples of Quick and Hard Hitting (especially Death Row Hugger by Nancy Stohlman). I’ve always had a particular problem with too much, especially when it comes to word count. In fact, I once participated in an exercise of writing a story with only 49 words every single day for a year (it was my age at the time), in an attempt to learn the art of Less is More. It was a good exercise, but I still tend to ramble on and on forever, never quite happy with the end result. 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
I loved “Death Row Hugger” too!
LikeLike