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North Essex
Joined June 2020
Book lovers, what’s a book you wish you could read again for the first time, knowing absolutely nothing about it?
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You’ve been selected for NASA’s mission to inhabit Mars. What would you have for your last meal and drink on Earth?
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What is the strangest idea you’ve had that you turned into a good story? #writingq #WritingCommunity
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Happy Sunday everyone, we hope you’re all safe and that you can have a peaceful and happy Sunday. Loving you all. xx 💃🕺🪗😊🙏
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What's harder: coming up with your next story or coming up with something to post on X? 😂
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My mom.
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It's another one of those days where a hug, or kind thought, or joke would be greatly appreciated. I'll offer a hug from me to start. And, since it's Halloween season, here's a little ghost hug 👻🤗❤️
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Writers, do you give your characters names first and build their personalities around them, or do you discover who they are before naming them?
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In this vibrant retelling of the Ramayana, author George Ring brings to life the epic saga of Ram, the noble prince of Ayodhya. From his miraculous birth to his thrilling adventures in the wilderness, his unwavering devotion to righteousness, and his legendary battle against the demon king Ravan. In The Great War of India, George Ring masterfully reimagines the legendary tale of the Mahabharata, a story that has captivated the hearts and minds of millions for millennia. Set in the ancient kingdom of Hastinapur, this epic saga follows the complex relationships and fierce rivalries within the Kuru dynasty, where blind kings, wise sages, and fierce warriors grapple with their roles in a divine game of destiny.
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Happy weekend! Save you a seat…
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In this vibrant retelling of the Ramayana, author George Ring brings to life the epic saga of Ram, the noble prince of Ayodhya. From his miraculous birth to his thrilling adventures in the wilderness, his unwavering devotion to righteousness, and his legendary battle against the demon king Ravan. In The Great War of India, George Ring masterfully reimagines the legendary tale of the Mahabharata, a story that has captivated the hearts and minds of millions for millennia. Set in the ancient kingdom of Hastinapur, this epic saga follows the complex relationships and fierce rivalries within the Kuru dynasty, where blind kings, wise sages, and fierce warriors grapple with their roles in a divine game of destiny.
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When I write I always go from a to z, never skipping scenes. What about you? Do you do that too or skip some scenes for later?
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Tell me a book you recommend that I probably haven't heard of. Indie books especially welcome.
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