1667 words a day for 30 days.
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November 1, 2010
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Winner SIWC Storyteller's Award
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A poignant, tragic cultural portrait, so sharply-observed it draws blood.
-- Diana Gabaldon, award-winning author of the Outlander series
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A brilliant, terse, breathtakingly accurate portrait of that blatantly tragic section of our young women who suffer from what I think of as the 'Celebrity Syndrome'. The story sings, albeit in the requiem tones of a funereal dirge, and the writing itself is crisp, incisive, fluent and letter perfect...up to and including the use of emphasis and punctuation.
-- Jack Whyte, best-selling author of the Camulod Chronicles and the Knights Templar Trilogy
Winner SIWC Storyteller's Award
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A poignant, tragic cultural portrait, so sharply-observed it draws blood.
-- Diana Gabaldon, award-winning author of the Outlander series
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A brilliant, terse, breathtakingly accurate portrait of that blatantly tragic section of our young women who suffer from what I think of as the 'Celebrity Syndrome'. The story sings, albeit in the requiem tones of a funereal dirge, and the writing itself is crisp, incisive, fluent and letter perfect...up to and including the use of emphasis and punctuation.
-- Jack Whyte, best-selling author of the Camulod Chronicles and the Knights Templar Trilogy
© 2011 Elissa Vann Struth
Or is that 2000 words a day for 25 days???
ReplyDeleteMore like 4200 words a day for 9 days...
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