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Winner! Operation Agent Ink

Hey all! I'm sure all you want to read about right now is

Who Won The Two Sentence Workshop?

Am I right??????

Drum roll, please................

T. Drecker!!

Hey! You get a one page critique and review from an EDITOR!!! She's an amazing editor for an online magazine and blog. And she's excellent at what she does. Her work will thrill you and hopefully help make your first page first rate!

And, you also get a creative and inspirational review chock-full of awesome ideas that will make your first page as perfect as possible.!!

Whoopty Doo!!

Please send your first two pages, single spaced, as a word document, to

workshop ink in the book at gmail dot com (no spaces)

Yay! I'm so happy!

Tomorrows workshop will discuss plot hole fixes......AND

Passive voice: How to Get Active!

Comments

  1. YIPPEE! I'll get it to you today, just want to check over it one more time ;) And I'm SO excited about tomorrow's workshop. Passive voice tends to be one of my bigger problems.
    Now, I'm going to go do a little happy dance. Thanks!!!!!!

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  2. That's awesome. Congratulations. I feel so out of step here lately. Thanksgiving and pushing through NaNoReviMo really threw me off track.

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  3. Congrats to the winner! Woo hoo is right! I love that you are happy! Your blog looks so beautiful! :D
    Yes, a happy dance sounds fun...I'm dancing with cut outs and glitter...lol

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  4. Congratulations! :) that's awesome!

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  5. Fun stuff here, Ink! Huge congrats to T. Drecker!

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  6. What a great prize! Congrats, T.

    Ink, the place looks great; I needed to scoot by...NaNo's been kicking my butt, but I should finish tonight. Yay! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

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  7. Ooh, congrats, T! What a wonderful prize :)

    Welcome back! Gorgeous Christmasy decor on the blog, and I can't wait for the next segment on active voice.

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