June 3, 2008

The Plot Thickens. The End is Near.

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Can't quite read that rude piece of paper on that closed door? Here's the close-up:

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As you can see, my firstborn suffers from a severe case of low self-esteem ... NOT! "C.C." is his preferred pen name, in the grand tradition of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and, of course, J.K.Rowling. He says that he has a mere three chapters to complete.

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Then begins our editing and search for a publisher. Exciting days, these are.

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29 comments:

  1. How cool is that?! Impressive...

    Lisa~

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  2. how fun! I was going to be an author in middle school..my mom helped me type up a few stories, but I eventually lost interest. Plus, I was totally plagiarizing half of my ideas, unintentionally of course.

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  3. so very cool. he has been working on this for such a long time... with his skills, I have no doubt it will be on book shelves one day... tell him I said that.. :)

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  4. Thanks, Lisa!

    Tearese - :-). My son is definitely influenced by his favorite authors, but I think his plot and details are different enough to pass muster...

    Leslie - I don't need to tell him. He'll be closely following all these comments ;-) and will see your sweet words for himself.

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  5. Can we get an advanced copy...being his first fans and all!!??!!! :-)

    Way cool, dude!

    Patricia in WA

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  6. That is to neat! I just love it when they really get into what ever it is they are working on. :)

    Can I add... I just love your header! :)

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  7. Wow, I'm impressed! What a worthy way to spend time.

    ps- You're pictures are beautiful.

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  8. How fantastic is that? Great pic of him at the computer, too!

    Laurie

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  9. Back that puppy up! As in his files. Mac lost a number of her stories and a couple "novels" when her PC died. She was so upset. I was a bad mom, and did not back-up her files to disk. Do you know about the self publishing houses. I don't think they are too pricey and his novel will be bound and ready to sell.

    Cheers!
    Jenny

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  10. Fabulous! Oh my this post is worth is weight in...words?

    Can't wait to read it!

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  11. Too funny! Our guys would get along great, that is just the sort of thing my son does :-)

    Let us know when that book gets published... I'll pay top dollar for an autographed copy.

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  12. As always, your pics are fantastic. I continue to work on mine.

    Also, it just looks so fun to live where you live!! I mean Scrabble at the beach, kayaking and that beautiful view from your home.

    I know it is a sin to covet so I'm going now. LOL.

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  13. Go for it! I'm 41 and started work on my first novel this year. So start young. Does he do nanowrimo.org?

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  14. Oh, very cool. Katie wants to write a book...except that she must have several in process. Not sure that she has the focus to finish *one* of them. But she's always asking me about the business end. She wants an agent :-)

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  15. Thanks for letting us see the master at work! :) I am looking forward to reading that book sometime.

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  16. Made me laugh! That's too cute!

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  17. How great, thanks for sharing!

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  18. Bwah-hahahaha! Priceless, I'm tellin' ya! I would be the proudest mom in the world if my son wrote that. :)

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  19. How old is he because that was brilliant? Can we all get autographed books when he is done?

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  20. Susan,

    I've been working with the Mosaics at flickr. On my blog site so let me know what you think.

    I also bought a book on my camera to get action shots without the blur. Check out the baseball shots - in one the baseball is still!! How fun.

    Of course, my shots are not nearly as pristine as yours, but I'm trying.

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  21. I have a writer over here too and he's 9 years old. We were visiting Books A Million yesterday and he said that he could just picture his books all over the shelves and people rushing in to buy it. What a visionary! Can't wait to read your writer's first book!

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  22. I just love your pictures! Great job nearing the end of the novel CC!

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  23. I love it!! Can't wait to pick it up at the bookstore someday. :)

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  24. Oh my gosh! What a hilarious note. He has quite a way with words. I bet his novel is awesome. You have a great kid! Seriously!! Way too funny...love the note.

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  25. Wow. Thanks, Everyone, for your very encouraging words :-)

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  26. Adorable, here's hoping he can keep you in lavish luxury in your dotage!

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  27. Oh...I can't wait to read it! So funny about the initials! My DH also writes and has been inspired by Lewis and Tolkien (among others!) and I told him he needs to go by CDB(insert last name here!):0)

    So awesome he is following his dreams! Lovely!

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