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I have decided to write a nonfiction book about “personal” change. I am currently reading some books about writing. I will start laying down my ideas very soon. I want it to be a very special book with practical information that anybody can use and apply.

Ive been writing this book for almost 4 years. My depression makes me not want to write at all sometimes. Its a great book though. An original concept and exciting, but I just cant get my mind wrapped around sitting and putting my thoughts on paper. Im having a hard time.

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Cooper Harlow always knew what the future held for her, a life of fighting crime. In her world she knew right from wrong until she fell in love with what she was supposed to kill: a vampire. When her enemy Michael kidnaps her younger sister, Cooper learns an interesting secret that could not only destroy herself but the whole world as she knows it. Frustrated about finding out the truth, Cooper sets out on her last job: bringing her sister home and protecting the world as she does it.

I’ve been writing short stories since I was eight years old. I’ve written three or four short novels as well. The thing that I really want with this goal is to write about something I know. Not necessarily non-fiction, but rather, I would like to write something that might make a difference.

Been working on something since 2004. Not steadily, mind you, and it’s been quite dormant for most of that time. But new inspiration has come about and I find a pen in my hand and thoughts in my head more often than not. =)
I mostly attribute this newfound inspiration to the books I’m reading. Hamilton’s writing style is very image-inducing, and so new trails are being blazed as I read her words, and thus my brain is being more and more stimulated. :)

I ‘ve always loved writing, ever since I was really young. I used to write all these stories and now i just never have time.

I’ve started writing two books. But the thing is that I find that what I write best about are my personal experiences and i’m not sure I want some people who are very close to me to read it, because I’m scared of what they would think.

I’m working on my first novel. There’s a lot that needs to be ironed out but I’ve got the main story down. Now all I have to do is to finish it and polish it up. Well, not really. i have to find someone who’ll be willing to publish it. I think it will be a good read though :D

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Edward It (but you can call me ‘Ed’)
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“Writing is the most fun a person can have on his own”—Terry Pratchett

I just stumbled upon the “Freewriting” technique through a Google Ad on this page. I might take a stab at some of the exercises later.

Now, I’m better of to do some physical exercise first, ‘cause I’m not yet fully awake.