• Baby's Hand

    Baby's Hand

    A babie's hand clutching onto a finger
    from 2 reviews.
    General  Poetry

  • Small Boy in Big City

    Small Boy in Big City

    Two boys have conversation about one going to the city.
    from 8 reviews.
    Children  Fiction

  • Writers Always Edit

    Writers Always Edit

    Editing is always a part of our writing
    from 0 reviews.
    Commentary and Philosophy  Poetry


writerwish: Hi guys. I am glad to be back. I have had my share of poorly written books and I HAVE missed all of you and the great stories and poems. You can now find two children books I wrote on Amazon. I even got paid for it. A LITTLE.. But I got an idea now of how it is to work with a publisher.
    Dean Kuch: Yeah, it ain't no picnic, that's for sure!
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writerwish: I am thrilled. The editor finally sent me the edit. He has some good suggestions about opening sentences to chapters, form and adding even more dialogue, saying to use that strength I have. Now I have to get to work on that. I may be not too frequent for a few weeks but I'll check in and definitely get back to reviewing soon. Next is publishing..piece of cake...LOL for sure! Thanks for your super help guys and for cheering me on. Editor quite positive about book. Wonder if they all are?
    Dave M: This is excellent news. I felt that your book could use an editor, and I'm glad you found one. There would be a lot of interest in your book. It might not be so hard to publish as you think. -
    poetstar: Best Wishes with your book. Mom -
    smudge: Hello my friend. Hope you are well. Good luck with your book. There is always kindle direct free publishing. -
    forestport12: Is that the first one you wrote about an abusive past. It left my mind jangling, and I do recall some chapters that haunted me. If so, this is great. Happy, happy, happy! -
    Jade Lawson : If you can concieve it, you can achieve it... TOTALLY AGREE! -


writerwish: I've always liked reading and writing, keeping journals, etc. Now I have even more time since I am older. I quess you could say I'm an old newbee.
    bkrighter: Great job with the work you submitted for "Sauerkraut." Congratulations. Steve -
    rchitwood: I found you now I believe I can talk to you and see your work. My work is nothing compared to yours Hugs Rita -
    rchitwood: Hey it is me Rita I have a question and you are so good at this. I have a hard time promoting my poems what is the best way. I can'get them pumped up enough. Blessings Rita -
    marym224: Hi, writerwish. Just noticed your comments in your information. I have just published my first UK book with Print On Demand system, which seems the only way to go, these days. But the minefield of POD publishers out there is treacherous, so do a fair bit of investigative homework before you decide. I don't think you should bother with an agent, who will only charge you precious money for what you can do yourself. Unless you've written another Harry Potter, that is! Most of the POD publishers offer a marketing package; most of them put your book on Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble etc. But you'll have to be prepared to do a lot of self-promotion, which is a hard, time-consuming job anyway. However, the first book is the worst book to promote. If that goes well, subsequent books do, too. Good luck. Mary -
    Lovinia: Hi writerwish
    A daunting process to publish, I presume. On the home page Writer1 recommends phyllisscottpublishing.com. This might be of help to you! Good luck! Look forward to reading you in print in the 'real world'! Hugs - :) Lovinia xoxo -
    MUTYAKO09: Thanks miss writerish for following it's my first time here...:)
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    R. J. Stewart: I used to kept journals, but then I found out, I write about nothing but negative things and reading them depresses me. Maybe it's just me. -