@mukatkikaarn
Your books r so good
@shishibird97 Thank you so much! ^^ I'm glad you've loved them so much. I've badly neglected this account and need to develop some new stories to share here. Hopefully, I will have some to post in the near future!
Mukat~~Thanx for deciding to Follow me. You won't be disappointed. Please feel free to PM me anytime for questions or comments.
Enjoy my tales!!
~~Califia
@Califia You're welcome! I'll be sure to check out your work soon... feel welcome to have a look at my own stories, and message me if anything catches your attention.
So, for anyone still watching (and anyone new to watching me... hello!) I must apologize for being away from this account for so long. I honestly have a hard time socializing in general, and a tricky time doing so here in particular. So please forgive me if I've been silent for a while!
I'm going to try again with catching up with some reading; additionally, I'm starting to gear up for NaNo next month-- I have a pretty fun and ambitious plan for a project I'm going to work on. I also should start planning for something new to start posting here! It's been a little too quiet for my liking here, and I feel like something ought to be done about that...
Thank you for adding A Dream of the Heaven to one of your reading lists. I hope you find the time to read and enjoy it!
You're welcome! I've been meaning to catch up on a number of stories that have looked interesting to me, and this was definitely one of them.
So, I need to set about actually reading a lot of the stories I have packed onto my bookshelf here! I'm following so many of you, but I've barely touched on any of your writing. I really need to dig into your work! Hopefully, it should freshen up my own creativity as well to see what others are doing, and how they write.
Also, I'll be releasing the other three parts of Each to Each, one per week, so do keep an eye out for the rest of that! I'm also looking into making A Lady's Delights available for eReaders. Amazon seems to be the popular choice, though I prefer my Nook. I'd love to hear what you guys think, though; what's worked better for all of you as far as self-publishing?
Haha, it's okay, I'd be in much the same boat if our office didn't provide all the espresso drinks we could... well... drink. :P
I'm alive, don't worry! :P I need to catch up with The Pharmacist... between trying to write the last few chapters of A Lady's Delights, keep up with drawing, and handle both my day job and housework, I feel like I'm having a hard time fitting in some sleep!
I really do try to write in-depth critiques. I know they helped me when I was in creative writing class in college, and I've always appreciated getting a lot of thorough feedback on my own writing, and imagine I'm not the only one.
And don't feel bad! I swear I'm not as smart as I sound... heck, it's easier to sound smart when you can take your time to write things out. Face-to-face, I tend to sputter and ramble a lot. XD Developing a critiquing style takes as much time as developing a way of approaching your own writing. I've just done it a bunch. ^^;
Hey you. thanks heaps for the follow. Means a lot! Hope you enjoy my works!
No problem! Following makes it a bit easier to keep track of who I am reading and critiquing each week. Looking forward to starting on your story-- I haven't had an Age of Sail story yet, so this should be fun.
Hey :) I was wondering if you critique stories... If you do, can you please check out the first chapter of my story Defying Logic? Thanks :)
It seems pretty short, so yeah! I'll give it a quick read and give you a bit of feedback. ^^
Thank you for following back. ^_^
