My Kingdom for a Deadline

span style=”font-size:180%;”M/spany Wonderful Husband is brilliant. I was moping around this weekend, trying to get back into the novel, when he said (something like): “Well, you’ve been doing great with those freelance articles and their deadlines. Maybe you should enter a contest and give yourself a deadline for finishing the book.”br /br /Instantly, I remembered my plans — before 2008 went wonky — to enter iWalking in the Dark/i into the a href=”http://www.rwamysterysuspense.org/contestunpublished.html”Daphne Du Maurier Unpublished Contest/a run by the a href=”www.rwamysterysuspense.org”Kiss of Death/a chapter of the RWA. I have the requisite 15 pages polished to a shine. Now all I need is a one page synopsis.br /br /I like writing with a road map. Just 24 hours after it was named cialis sales uk the worst of the major power suppliers for customer service, the EDF payout comes. One of the most viagra prices continue reading this pharmacy harmful effects of mercury came in light, major mercury mines were shut down, but there are things yet to do, if you are still using your mercury thermometer then replace it with a digital or electronic thermometer. It should be taken orally before 1-2 hours prior to sex with the maximum dose of 20 mg daily depending on the cheap cialis 20mg effectivity and side effects brought by the medicine. It is less difficult and simple to get the cialis no prescription loved this zing back in life. I started this book the way I start most of my projects, with a chapter-by-chapter (or scene-by-scene) outline. Revisiting that outline, especially in light of all the changes in the past year, and creating a new synopsis sounds like a wonderful way to get back in to the world of my story.br /br /And I always have worked better with a deadline. It’s the journalist in me.br /br /God bless my WH. He knows how to stop a mope.

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