Wednesday 6 February 2013

The Artist Unleashed: THE EXPAT WRITER AND THE INTERNET, by Amie McCracken

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  1. S.A. Larsenッ6 February 2013 at 13:55

    YAY!! You're going to meet Jess! I am so jealous. She's one of the first peeps I met online, after I started my blog.

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  2. Matthew MacNish6 February 2013 at 17:50

    I don't know a single writer in real life, so I would be completely alone without the internet. Have fun with Jess - so jealous!

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  3. Amie McCracken6 February 2013 at 19:27

    Actually I already got to see her, and it was fantastic! It's quite the experience to meet people in person you've chatted with online. I highly recommend it wherever possible.

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  4. Angela Brown7 February 2013 at 04:05

    Could I live without the internet? Yeah. But would I WANT to? Noooo! Way too many awesome people I've met online. My writing life flourished getting to me CPs and beta readers online.

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  5. Missed Periods7 February 2013 at 08:02

    I also love the connections I have made through blogging. It's quite amazing that we get to communicate with people all over the world. Unfortunately, I have yet to meet anyone in person.

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  6. Leigh Caron7 February 2013 at 13:47

    I live in Mexico, and I could NOT live without the Internet. Submitting to agents and publishers, or doing edits when I finally do sign with snail mail would be impossible. And I have found a group of writers here.

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  7. Amie McCracken11 February 2013 at 14:47

    It's great to hear I'm not the only one! Even more people to connect with. Awesome.

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