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I think
it's time I did a freewrite. I'm feeling a little clogged up and I
need to free up some space. Much the way I did with my phone earlier.
Way too many pictures and not enough storage space left over. Yep,
that's what my mind feels likes right now.
So I
think I may have accidentally got myself added as a writer at another
publication on Medium. I'm thrilled about it, but I'm a little
nervous about it at the same time. The publication is called
Publishing Well and it's about the writing industry, tips on writing,
ideas on writing, and so forth.
The editor has also decided to add sections for poetry, fiction, and
creative non-fiction. I still have an issue with posting my poetry
for others to read, but everyone I've met on Medium has been way more
than kind. Hopefully, the editor at this pub will be as well.
I wasn't
really expecting to be added as a writer. I messaged him through
social media and asked him what his thoughts were on writing prompts.
Those I know how to do. He messaged me back, said he'd looked
through my profile portfolio, and liked what he'd seen that I've
published in other publications. Holy crap, my writing spoke for
itself. That's a happy dance moment.
So, I've
been added as a writer. I'm thrilled and have already written and
submitted my first piece for Publishing Well. There's no guarantee
that it will be accepted, but I've got to at least try. I do have a
real shot as it's a relatively new publication and in need of
content. But, we'll see. I learned a long time ago not to count my
chickens before they hatch.
See,
this is why I love doing these freewrites. As soon as I stop
overthinking everything, the words actually form into structured
sentences. It's an amazing feeling. Try it. It's great.
Thanks
for stopping by. You might be seeing more of these types of posts as
they help me to focus. And who knows, they might help you as well.
Maybe something I've had happen to me will spark something in you to
write about. If so, let me know. I'd love to read about it.
©
Christine Graves 2020
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