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Hi,
I’ve been on the site for almost a year and I go by ConnieCockrell in the chats. I don’t think I’ve settled on a genre yet. So far I’ve written two modern Fiction stories and have a SciFi drafted for NaNo. My short stories are also all over the place so, I guess I have to wait and see what kind of fiction I write. I was introduced to the site by DreamersCove last year when she was the area moderator for NaNoWriMo for my area, central Arizona. I love it here and am in here somewhere almost every day. Lots of friendly and very helpful fellow writers here. Welcome to all of you newcomers. I hope you love the site as much as I do.Hi Connie!
Welcome back to FM!Have fun with NaNo!
Happy writing,
Deb Salisbury
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Hi Connie! Welcome to FM and best of luck with NaNo this year.
It was good meeting you the other day!Bwahaha! Another convert, ahem, writer!
Don’t worry about not having settled into a genre. Having a stable of genres you feel comfortable writing in is a good thing! It means you are more versatile in the market. Very good thing.
J.A. Marlow
The String Weavers, Salmon Run, Redpoint One series.Writer alter-ego of Dreamers Cove
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