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[tahbhie]

Haven't you just ever wanted to skip all the beginning in your story and get to the middle, where all the action gets really heated, hoping the readers can just understand what was running through your head and accept it that way?

[tahbhie]

Sounding the clarion call for one last writer to fill up the only slot left!

If you're a writer, take a moment to read this. Very important!!

I'm proposing this opportunity to all writers out there who have been told or made to believe that they are not good enough or writers who love a sense of community and support. 

I have been planning this for quite a while, and I've decided. I created an anthology group for interested writers where we all pool our works together, catering to themes and audience. 

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Once you have read, understood, and shown interest, you will be added to a group with other interested writers.

We will all contribute to creating anthologies of different themes for different audiences. 

WHAT SORT OF WRITER IS IT FOR?

Writers who feel undervalued, isolated, unable to complete a project, and looking for an engaging community are all welcome. 

WHAT'S EXPECTED OF YOU?

Your engagement: This is very crucial because your voice must be heard.

Your cooperation: Be willing to cooperate with others. 

Your transparency: It makes it easier for a community to thrive. 

WHAT IS IN IT FOR YOU? 

• You get to work on smaller pieces that contribute to a larger output.

• Your work gets in front of more people because of the efforts of you and other writers. 

• Should the anthologies earn from either a contest or sales, you get your royalty shares. This isn't the main priority, and you shouldn't entirely depend on this.

To make things clearer:

I did not say a writer should feel terrible for exchanging their art for money. I am a writer, and I will never say such a thing. 

The reason I created the group was to gather writers who are willing to work with others and to have an engaging community. 

I don't want anyone to have the mindset that this is a 'get rich quickly as a writer' thing. That could be quite misleading, and I'm all about transparency here.

What I can offer you is my unwavering support for every one of us. The success we want unfolds as a result of our collective efforts.

WHAT IS AND IS NOT ACCEPTABLE?

• Your flexible ability to write in a reasonable amount of genres is required. 

• We focus on genres suitable for all audiences, so we avoid erotica or smut.

• For this anthology, we are specifically looking for stories that feature male-female romantic relationships (dark or sweet).

This is a thematic choice for this particular project and does not reflect any judgment on other types of relationships. We welcome writers of all backgrounds and orientations.

DEADLINE?

After the first twenty writers, I'm closing the opportunity. I'll be extending to the poets and artists soon for more spread of authenticity, but for now, we'll make do of just 20 writers.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a supportive writing community! 

Reply to this post if you're interested, and I'll contact you through private message for the processes or ask your questions, if you have any. See you soon.

[tahbhie]

💀!

[tahbhie]

Yasss, leggo!!

Riva— Silence by Khaled + Marshmallow

Jonathan— Rumors by Adam Ulanicki

Ana— Dynasty by MIIA

You made me feel that @literally-just-zay 😪 what rollercoaster emotions.

Passing it to ya'll, no presh:

@valisilissa-koilos @storycraftcafe @sailorstudies-blog

Tag game!

Pick three OCs, and give them each a song!

Aspen: HOP IN THE WHIP - Cochise (He's just too carefree, this song just fits him)

Isa: Jumper 1998 Edit - Third Eye Blind (She knows.)

Roman: Crush - 2hollis (And he doesn't know she knows.)

@charbroiledchicken @rumeysawrites @thecomfywriter @paeliae-occasionally @frostedlemonwriter

@ruvastuon @rwritingblog @uly-sabine @kaylinalexanderbooks @katenewmanwrites

@tahbhie @morganthepen @hikariyua

[tahbhie]

😭 Was definitely not expecting that!!

When people start comparing you to best-selling authors instead of reading your book 💀:

[tahbhie]

Readers, add to your list! ❤️

Let's blow up the comments!!

Eleni Gataki, strong, fearless, fierce, and a ruthless woman of war, is a work of excellence every task force unit would battle endlessly to have on their side. The Royal Hellenic Air Force was grateful to have such a warrior and hacker but had no choice but to let her go when Captain John Price and the C.I.A. Inspector General Kate Laswell came in search of her to recruit her. They were important dignitaries of the Famous Task Force 141. Criminals can't stand the mention of the unit. Under the strict rule of the Captain and the CIA, the officers knew only one instruction-targets don't get to live another day-and they never failed, not once. After the painful announcement of John Soap MacTavish's death, a former soldier of the elite group and true friend, Captain John Price, and the C.I.A. Inspector General Kate Laswell sought to employ the contribution of Eleni. The woman thought it would be another walkover until she met Lieutenant Ghost Riley, who hated her like a mortal enemy at first sight. He made things difficult for Eleni, and she was faced with working alongside him to uncover the mystery behind the tragic passing of their famous sergeant.

Chapter One is out! Now!

[tahbhie]

When people start comparing you to best-selling authors instead of reading your book 💀:

[tahbhie]

Male writers?!?!?

[tahbhie]

Fake engagement be like:

'Wow, great thoughts. Thank you for sharing' to a blog asking a question. The least you can do is read through. Don't just embarrass yourself 😭

[tahbhie]

For everyone who needs to see this:

No one writes like you. Don't deny the world of your new approach; we want to see it 🤭

[tahbhie]

If you're a writer, take a moment to read this. Very important!!

(Edit: This is currently closed).

I'm proposing this opportunity to all writers out there who have been told or made to believe that they are not good enough or writers who love a sense of community and support. 

I have been planning this for quite a while, and I've decided. I created an anthology group for interested writers where we all pool our works together, catering to themes and audience. 

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Once you have read, understood, and shown interest, you will be added to a group with other interested writers.

We will all contribute to creating anthologies of different themes for different audiences. 

WHAT SORT OF WRITER IS IT FOR?

Writers who feel undervalued, isolated, unable to complete a project, and looking for an engaging community are all welcome. 

WHAT'S EXPECTED OF YOU?

Your engagement: This is very crucial because your voice must be heard.

Your cooperation: Be willing to cooperate with others. 

Your transparency: It makes it easier for a community to thrive. 

WHAT IS IN IT FOR YOU? 

• You get to work on smaller pieces that contribute to a larger output.

• Your work gets in front of more people because of the efforts of you and other writers. 

• Should the anthologies earn from either a contest or sales, you get your royalty shares. This isn't the main priority, and you shouldn't entirely depend on this.

To make things clearer:

I did not say a writer should feel terrible for exchanging their art for money. I am a writer, and I will never say such a thing. 

The reason I created the group was to gather writers who are willing to work with others and to have an engaging community. 

I don't want anyone to have the mindset that this is a 'get rich quickly as a writer' thing. That could be quite misleading, and I'm all about transparency here.

What I can offer you is my unwavering support for every one of us. The success we want unfolds as a result of our collective efforts.

WHAT IS AND IS NOT ACCEPTABLE?

• Your flexible ability to write in a reasonable amount of genres is required. 

• We focus on genres suitable for all audiences, so we avoid erotica or smut.

• For this anthology, we are specifically looking for stories that feature male-female romantic relationships (dark or sweet).

This is a thematic choice for this particular project and does not reflect any judgment on other types of relationships. We welcome writers of all backgrounds and orientations.

DEADLINE?

After the first twenty writers, I'm closing the opportunity. I'll be extending to the poets and artists soon for more spread of authenticity, but for now, we'll make do of just 20 writers.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a supportive writing community! 

Reply to this post if you're interested, and I'll contact you through private message for the processes or ask your questions, if you have any. See you soon.