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darkestarx
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hi
im new to forums. i have bin is a child published a few times but that was a life time ago. im working on getting my writting skills back in shape to rejoin the only profesion i found joy in with is writting. i came acros this forum thanks to a freind and have injoyed looking over some of the posts and decided to register and become a more permanant ficture on the sight. i was born with cerebal pulsy and have worked hard to not let it hold me down or discurage me from writting and reading and injoying life,the bad thing is my gramer and spelling has slipped over the years so excuse me if im not acute with ether. well just wanted to say hi and hope to have meny years on this forum and the chance to interact with new people.
peace to u all
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sleepydumpling
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Welcome!!
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awelker
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Welcome. Enjoy your time here.
"'Tis better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all." - Alfred Lord Tennyson, In Memoriam:27

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pinsandneedles
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Hi! I encourage you to follow your dream. Write a good story, then have somebody correct your manuscript. Next, get it out to a publisher without delay!
What kind of books do you like to read? What kind of things do you write?
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angeleyes
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Welcome..
enjoy your time here :)
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