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End of Nanowimo
Hooray I did it!  I got to the goal, and I am half way through my first Fantasy novel.    I am so happy!  Four Soul Fooders have so far made the goal and become winners of the challenge. Time to reflect— I have created a world, invented creatures, a cast of characters, some problems and mastered the art of cliffhanger – I hope. I have two nanoreaders, one who has kept up with readin

One week of Nanowrimo
Nanowrimo generates a lot of positive messaging between people supporting each other through it. I have also been doing status statement updates, and realise I’ve been keeping a diary really of the whole experience, must be my arts education background coming out. Some might say you are taking away from your word count, but I think this contact is actually helping my word count. I’ve edited out some of the personal conversations of course but there have been many encouraging comments and I have two readers ( my daughter and best friend Paulien) urging me on for the next chapter, I stay in front of them by a couple of chapters. As for my novel, I donR

Gone Nanowrimo
Dear Readers,   I’ve gone nanowrimo for the month, there will be no blogging until December. All the best to you fello nanowrimos out there, onward to 50,ooo words. I am glad to be in the company of the Soul Fooders whilst doing this.     June  

Unity’s Garden
(For reference and orientation to this character and her friends visit Unity Bell’s Cabin) Unity and her friends stood at the entrance to the next cave. It was an ancient tree with a heart opening. They had a positive feeling about this cave. Kiona went ahead and they could hear her exclaiming ‘ Oh I cannot believe the garden in here.’ They followed, and A

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