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thanks for the tip
will do; I suppose it is a biography of sorts `cos I have the instrument to tell their stories, which of course includes mine
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susiepuppet
on April 13, 2007 at 2:00 AM
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Susie
Thanks for your email.
I'm far from a Blogit expert (just getting back from a long break), but if you're looking for more clicks and feedback you might want to choose a category other than fiction. I don't mean change your writing but just lodge it in a different section. For instance, your animal biographies could arguably be non-fiction or even journal writing. In Journal you would get heaps of positive feedback.
I'm motivated to say this because I've seen a number of promising writers get disillusioned by a lack of comments and eventually drop off the website. Unfortunately, in fiction it's entirely possible that I might be your only reader.
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Antipodean
on April 12, 2007 at 5:28 PM
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it is real
Hi I suppose people do make up stories - I assure mine is a real one! You can see my web page at www.bulgarianruaralproperties.com thats my part time interest. My lovely daughter, Nicky, built my web site whilst I was in Brighton this winter, the first visit for 3 years!
My lovely `fluffy` Nicky tells his story tomorrow! a bit different from Charlies; but they were both puppies together 11 years ago and although they love each other they are really different characters. At one point I had 9 cats and they all have there stories too. so I will continue with this blogit. I move out for a week tomorrow; `cos friends arriving from UK so internet access will be when they are awake! and not on tap - so to speak - a bit of a bummer seeing as I only found the web site of blogit this morning - but hey `manyana` they practice here in Bulgaria. Leckinosh (goodnight - thanks for your comments.
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susiepuppet
on April 12, 2007 at 9:56 AM
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Susie
Your arrival is such a boost for Blogit. Life on a farm in Bulgaria (whether it's real or imagined) provides such great material for you to work with. This might evolve into something really amazing.
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Antipodean
on April 12, 2007 at 1:02 AM
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