Comments on: Find Something to Die For. And Then Live For It. http://storyfix.com/find-something-to-die-for-and-then-live-for-it Novel Writing, Screenwriting and Storytelling Tips & Fundamentals Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:42:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Larry http://storyfix.com/find-something-to-die-for-and-then-live-for-it/comment-page-1#comment-41 Larry Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:37:45 +0000 http://storyfix.com/?p=263#comment-41 Hi -- thanks for visiting, thanks for subscribing, really glad to have you here. And for already being active. You are very passionate about your writing and, it seems, about learning and moving forward. Something that we all must do. I hope to continue to provide value to you... and yes, you are already like Stephen King... now just add about 60 books and 49 movies, and you're there! Seriously, I like him, too, but lately he seems a bit out of touch. Thanks again, hope to hear more from you! Larry Hi — thanks for visiting, thanks for subscribing, really glad to have you here. And for already being active. You are very passionate about your writing and, it seems, about learning and moving forward. Something that we all must do. I hope to continue to provide value to you… and yes, you are already like Stephen King… now just add about 60 books and 49 movies, and you’re there! Seriously, I like him, too, but lately he seems a bit out of touch.

Thanks again, hope to hear more from you!

Larry

]]> By: Katherine Adams http://storyfix.com/find-something-to-die-for-and-then-live-for-it/comment-page-1#comment-40 Katherine Adams Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:45:45 +0000 http://storyfix.com/?p=263#comment-40 Well said. Thanks for the reminder; I need to toss my fear of vulnerability out the window. Today. It's as if some writers (I'm raising my hand here) are preparing for a musical ... "me me me me." Your more personal views are instructional as well as the step-by-step, "Here's a great suggestion for polishing off..." Great blog; great advice -- really looking forward to all the new literary efforts. Katherine Adams Well said. Thanks for the reminder; I need to toss my fear of vulnerability out the window. Today. It’s as if some writers (I’m raising my hand here) are preparing for a musical … “me me me me.”

Your more personal views are instructional as well as the step-by-step, “Here’s a great suggestion for polishing off…”

Great blog; great advice — really looking forward to all the new literary efforts.

Katherine Adams

]]> By: J.Morgan http://storyfix.com/find-something-to-die-for-and-then-live-for-it/comment-page-1#comment-36 J.Morgan Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:47:37 +0000 http://storyfix.com/?p=263#comment-36 Thanks for the invite, I just got here and already I know I'll be spending alot of time here. I cannot express how much I feel drawn to writing. All my life I have been wishy washy at everything. I love to do almost everything that has to do with being creative but it never dawned on me to write until I got married to a man who had a story he had been working on in his head. As a supportive wife I told him to write it down on paper after he had told me all about the world he had created. He was uncertain about his own skill level. ( I didn't think I had any but I thought maybe if I helped him...) So I began to write down bits and peices of his story, and to tell the truth it sucked! But that didn't matter I was hooked, one day I was just making lunch for my two children when it struck me. It was like my eyes opened up and I could see everything so perfectly. So I sat down and started to write my very first book. I wasn't sure I was good enough but once I started I just couldn't stop. Now I am so close to polishing it up to be ready for publishing(once I find one) and I find my self hoping I have the technical things down. To tell the truth I was a very bad english student. I could barely remember what a past particible was, let alone make sure I was using it properly. I started studying up online and looking around for websites to help me learn more. I am willing to do what it takes....Thank you for helpnig me do just that. Thanks for the invite, I just got here and already I know I’ll be spending alot of time here. I cannot express how much I feel drawn to writing. All my life I have been wishy washy at everything. I love to do almost everything that has to do with being creative but it never dawned on me to write until I got married to a man who had a story he had been working on in his head. As a supportive wife I told him to write it down on paper after he had told me all about the world he had created. He was uncertain about his own skill level. ( I didn’t think I had any but I thought maybe if I helped him…) So I began to write down bits and peices of his story, and to tell the truth it sucked! But that didn’t matter I was hooked, one day I was just making lunch for my two children when it struck me. It was like my eyes opened up and I could see everything so perfectly. So I sat down and started to write my very first book. I wasn’t sure I was good enough but once I started I just couldn’t stop. Now I am so close to polishing it up to be ready for publishing(once I find one) and I find my self hoping I have the technical things down. To tell the truth I was a very bad english student. I could barely remember what a past particible was, let alone make sure I was using it properly. I started studying up online and looking around for websites to help me learn more. I am willing to do what it takes….Thank you for helpnig me do just that.

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