Story cover for Getting the Groove Back - Writing Exercises by BriarGraovac
Getting the Groove Back - Writing Exercises
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Ongoing, First published Jan 30, 2016
Mature
I treated myself to a bundle of online writing courses, and would love some feedback on the exercises, if anyone would be so kind. I am assuming, so far, that most of the exercises will be short and likely not be very connected, but I hope I manage to entertain enough that it's not a jarring read. From here, I hope to progress to writing some flash fiction, then eventually longer works.

Apologies for the moronic cover. I wasn't sure what to put that wasn't likely copyrighted. It's a photo of some hilariously ugly cookies I made for my last Halloween party.
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!!!COVER PICTURE DOES NOT BELONG TO ME!!! In This Book It's Basically You And The Creepypasta's Texting I Saw A-lot Of These Type Of Books And Got Motivated To Write Again So Ye I Hope You Like It! ((Future Oreo Here, This Is One Of My First Ever Books And I Don't Have The Heart To Delete It, It's more light heart-ed then I d like it. but that's fine.))