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AuthorTopic: Cacoethes-Scribendi.com? (Read 388 times)
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Re: Cacoethes-Scribendi.com?
« Result #1 on Sept 4, 2005, 4:57pm »
9/05/05

It may be back up by now...you might want to try again--by the way...a belated hello. Molly
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« Result #2 on Jul 30, 2005, 11:12am »
Hi. I know this is a long shot, as no one appears to be visiting this forum anymore, but I was wondering: what happened to the Cacoethes Scribendi site? It appears to have disappeared off the face of the internet. Has it been moved somewhere, or simply removed? Where can I find the resources that were on it, if at all?
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AuthorTopic: Hello (Read 167 times)
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« Result #3 on Dec 27, 2004, 5:15pm »
;) Hello I'm a new member. Seems as though people here like to read as well as write. I am looking for assignments to stimulate me as I am too focused on tv otherwise- it baffles the mind how much time is wasted on tv and video games. Real culture is rarely known by the younger generations- and I'm in my 30's and I feel that way about teenager conversations.
But I hope to heal myself from the life experiences I have had by writing- like the singing detective.
Good luck and a hello from new york to all! I love this city- as populated as it is. It gives topics to us when we sit and watch the people walk by.
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« Result #4 on Dec 27, 2004, 5:09pm »
;) thats a great reason to join a forum like this except it seems to be not populated for the last 6 months or so. I can recommend writing on the barnes and noble university and joining one of their classes for free- they have online writing classes. I don;t know how good they are but keep writing its therapeutic you know.

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AuthorTopic: Imagination interfere w/ real life? (Read 359 times)
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Re: Imagination interfere w/ real life?
« Result #5 on Oct 26, 2004, 3:11pm »
I like the bus, especially when high school kids are riding. There's no way to avoid what they're saying. Michele
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AuthorTopic: ABCs of Writing (Read 221 times)
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Re: ABCs of Writing
« Result #6 on Oct 26, 2004, 3:08pm »
B-beat
A change in dramatic action requiring a character to respond to new information driving the story forward. e.g. the plot twist where the protagonist discovers that the stranger lurking at the tomb is actually her long lost father, Lord Geoffrey Frog-Bottom Graveside III. ;)
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« Result #7 on Oct 22, 2004, 5:35pm »
Hi, my name's Michele. A few months back a couple of my favorite profs told me that I should try to get an mfa in creative writing. I'd just seperated from my husband and didn't really know what to do with that idea. I need to write, but I'm scared and I get overwhelmed and distracted easily lately. I'm hoping this will be a safe place where I can get my feet under me and really discover what committing to a life as a writer means.
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« Result #8 on Oct 19, 2004, 6:07am »
Hi,

My names Jack aka GrayGhost, and I've been writing for more moons without accomplishing much than I care to mention. 48, live in SW England.... recently I've been bugged (internally and externally) to get back to writing - unfulfilled creation etc etc - dragging my psyche down ....

So I need an avenue, some motivation, even feedback... hopefully this place is a good start if not more!

I look forward to things to come...

Jack.
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« Result #9 on Sept 29, 2004, 7:59pm »
I am Harini Parthasarathy, from India. I write as a hobby, though I would like to get down to it seriously. Am a bit lazy :), need all the motivation I can get. hope to find it here
Harini

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AuthorTopic: The Blood Cake Vendor and Other Stories (Read 374 times)
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The Blood Cake Vendor and Other Stories
« Result #10 on Sept 29, 2004, 1:21pm »
The Blood Cake Vendor and Other Stories by J. L. Navarro:

This collection of 43 stories has just been released and includes pieces published in Cafe Irreal, BIGnews Magazine, 3AM Magazine, Angeleno Stories, Suspects Thoughts, Shadowkeep, Margin, Aphelion, Bastard Fiction, Gang Related, Con Safos, XhismeArte, The Murder Hole, The House of Pain, Blue Food, Savage Night, Apocalypse Fiction, and The Dream People.

Wild Fiction!

The book is 522 pages in length and is available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook formats.

For more info: www.jlnavarro.com
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