The night owl crew is around but most are either consumed with runaway fingers taking their stories to new heights or, like me, putting said fingers in time out (Ie: Procrastinating)
I second what Caramia said, we're here, it's just that our fingers are gainfully employed. If I only knew where mine were working, I could get them back.
7pm here. I'm just re-reading the third book in my series. I finished writing it two days ago. I had a good little book signing at my granddaughter's school earlier in the day, so I'm taking it easy. The sleepy feeling is part due to evening meal. I grated zucchini and carrot and squeezed them dry. I added grated onion and cheese and cooked thin, crisp fritters. Try it some time. Nice!
Does your brain stay functional into the wee small hours? Usually past 2am my typing goes all to hell and parsing sentences become something of a chore. Plus, drool on the keyboard makes the keys slippery. 9:55am here in Bonnie Scotland.
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Ha ha. Yes I'm quite capable of being able to type this late into the night.. or morning maybe, whatever way you want to look at it. I just don't appear to need much sleep lately. Or maybe that's just the impression I get in my head.
Does your brain stay functional into the wee small hours? Usually past 2am my typing goes all to hell and parsing sentences become something of a chore. Plus, drool on the keyboard makes the keys slippery. 9:55am here in Bonnie Scotland.
Not protective. I've actually got the first scene of chapter one posted. What happens for me when others read my work is that I'm ok with whatever you have to say about it, as long as you have fact/context behind your statement.
Oh yeah it would suck a lot.
Last time someone read a short story of mine and didn't like it.
I cam close to hacking the book to pieces and then slowly torturing them.
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