Dreaming Deep?

You can do it. And you know I would love to be a reader, don't you? I pine for your words--it's just that way.

And, ah, if I'm correct you called us your expensive friends ^_~ Chers verses cheris. The former being "expenives" and the latter being "darlings/dears" (both in the plural). haha.

I'm glad you're setting yourself such a fantastic goal. I could never manage it, either. I'll be surprised if Armin gets a full novel the way he deserves one, and will be terribly happy if you get a full draft. Then you can work towards the second. Please, try your hardest! And know I'm open to be a reader, or at the very least, you can flood me with writerly angst since I always seem to do so to you. Best of luck, all my wishes, and keep on the task as best as you can, oui? If you intend to finish, that is all you need, and you will finish.

Snoink wrote:Holy... this is awesome!

Hah, that's what you think! You haven't read this trash yet. ^_~



[On a random note, I'm going to start off very poorly and bend my own rule, ask you if you'd like to be a third reader? *smites self* Fifteen whole minutes in and I'm breaking rules, haha. But as you were there through the entire Kyra Crisis Stage, I would appreciate your thoughts. ^_^ (If you have the time, patience and tolerance, of course).]

But I adore your trash! Really.. I mean, if you think the Chair is not up to standards, then obviously your trash is my treasure, lol.

Claudette wrote:You can do it. And you know I would love to be a reader, don't you? I pine for your words--it's just that way.

Dankeshon, mein Morgenstern. ^_^


(And, ah, sorry about the lovely French typo. =P)

Snoink wrote:But I adore your trash! Really.. I mean, if you think the Chair is not up to standards, then obviously your trash is my treasure, lol.

Haha, thank you. I still find your confidence totally misguided, but whatever you say, Snow Pig... ^_^'

Ja, then?

Inbox E-mail #3:


Dear [name],

It's something we don't often do, but after reading and discussing your poetry, the Editorial Advisory Board of the International Library of Poetry has nominated you for membership in the most exciting poetry organization in the world -- the International Society of Poets!

The Editorial Advisory Board wholeheartedly agrees that your poetic writings warrant a nomination to join the International Society of Poets -- a poetry organization that is world-renowned and dedicated to recognizing poetic talent such as yours...

...and so on.


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I'm trying to decide if it's a scam. XD

No. I just decided. It has to be.

But am I sure? Not quite. I think I tried to get a scholarship from these people a while back. Now I'm all confused.

I think they're telling me I didn't win the scholarship, but all the same, I may feel free to sink money into their magazine and organization just for the sake of something to do?

Dream Deep wrote:Till, you get Chair and Piano Player chapters mailed to you...

Imp, you get Chair chapters emailed (or mailed) to you, whichever you'd prefer...


I should go write. o.o

Oy, and inconceivably, I seemed to have missed this. 0_o' Naturally, whichever's most convenient or preferable to the Deep Dreamer.^_^






IMP

Dreamy>


You'll want to google the thing-y and try to find more info on it (I'll do some hunting if I have time. ^_~) before going one way or the other.

DD,

I believe the International Library of Poetry is connected to poetry.com, that odious vanity publisher. I'd stay away from it if I were you.

Heh, thanks Till, but I don't think you have to bother. After looking into this more, I'm going to agree with Tri. It gets banished to the deep, dark, recesses of the Junk Folder. ^~

Ah well.

False alarm.

I was all pleased, too.

Sorry to take away the sunshine.

I have no doubt I'll see your name somewhere. ^_^

Hehe, we'll see.

And ditto that - right back at you. ^_^

Poor Imp wrote:Oy, and inconceivably, I seemed to have missed this. 0_o' Naturally, whichever's most convenient or preferable to the Deep Dreamer.^_^

Ah, thanks very much, Imp. ^_^

Dreamy wrote:I have never met a deadline in the long, sad, history of literary deadlines.

I'm not sure I even know what deadlines are.



But, go you!

I would set deadlines, I suppose, but I'd just break them. Though there are those pesky peoples smaur, Snoink, and Imp especially who are fantastic at guilting me into writing.

Caligula's Launderette wrote:

Dreamy wrote:I have never met a deadline in the long, sad, history of literary deadlines.

I'm not sure I even know what deadlines are.



But, go you!

I would set deadlines, I suppose, but I'd just break them. Though there are those pesky peoples smaur, Snoink, and Imp especially who are fantastic at guilting me into writing.

Now only if our guilting actually worked on Dreamy...