A spastic question

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nccreative

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Hello!

I apologize for being a hit-and-run poster for the moment, but such is my life. I could peruse this site for hours and hours, and one day in the near future intend to do just that. :)

I don't have time to search as much as I should in order to not ask redundant questions, and I apologize for that as well, but here is my spastic question for this evening:

Is it allowed or appropriate (or recommended) to post the "blurbs" we're writing, as well as a short synopsis, for feedback?

As mentioned in another post, my background is non-fiction, so this is a completely different ballgame for me, and I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions or guidance as I move through this process (which is facing a deadline...oy).

Thanks also to those who answered about my "silly sex question" - ;) You guys certainly know your stuff, and I thank you for your graciousness in sharing your thoughts. Even if I don't come back right away, as I am in and out of wireless range, please know that I appreciate your comments!
 

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We have an entire set of forums just for feedback the Share Your Work areas, pick the genre and post away, but make sure you post a warning if something is wickedly graphic, some people might be sensitive to graphically posted violence and sex should be tasteful and not the erotica type as there is a special forum for that too. For the non fiction area you need to post here:

http://absolutewrite.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=69

The password is: "vista"

Good luck on your writing nccreative, and welcome to AW! :D
 

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Thank you so much, Pamster! :)

The project at hand is indeed fiction, so I shall be here quite frequently in the next couple of weeks.
 
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