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I got the following replies to my last For Authors newsletter "Pace Yourself"
Azrael Tseng wrote: Since I have to go to the hospital every day and spend a couple of hours there for my antibiotic drip treatment, I take that as my daily writing session as well. I can only type at half the speed or less since I try not to move the arm with the needle stuck in it, but I still get words on the page.
That's the spirit! Good on you to turn this unfortunate situation into a writing opportunity. I sincerely wish that you will be able to stop receiving the treatments and make a full recovery from what ails you. And then still find the time to write.
sandyaspen wrote: I'm saving this one in my inbox so that I can refer back to it and check out all those links. Thanks.
Thank you for considering this one a keeper.
Lucinda Lynx wrote: Well written! Honest but tact. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for reading and commenting.
Kelly Lee wrote: I write every morning when I get up and every night before I go to sleep. Those are the two times my thoughts are abundant in the ideas for my stories! And of course, if I think of something to add, I immediately go write it down!
Great! I wish I was this creative and industrious. Keep it up.
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For Authors: July 11, 2018 Issue [#8951]
