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Meet the Bound By Ink Writers Group!

Hey everyone! Welcome to the big reveal of a wonderful writers group,  and we call ourselves

 Bound by Ink!





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JESS HARVEY aka WRITE EYE

Hi! I’m WriteEye, aka Jess Harvey. WriteEye is the punny name I used for our old group, but I kind of became attached to it so it stuck. I write YA & NA Fantasy and Science Fiction, so I guess the pirates theme wraps it all together: pirates existed in real life, fantasy and in sci-fi! My current WIP is seaQuest DSV meets The Guardians of Time. It centers on the descendant of Atlantean rebels who would rather run a show with her rock band in Boston than fight an age-old war, and the engineering intern on a top-secret submarine who has enough secrets of his own to drown them all.

I came to Bound By Ink from our previous incarnation of a WanWc (Write a Novel With Cupid) team. I will be heading up giveaways and some of our Twitter work.

For our Blog Party I am giving away THREE pitch critiques. The pitches must be 35 words or less, OR Twitter-length pitches, with one critique per person, making for three winners. To enter, just fill out this Rafflecopter form, follow me on Twitter (easy entry if you already do!) and I’ll select three winners at the end of the INK PARTY!

Twitter: @xomiragexo24





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TALYNN LYNN aka INK GIRL

Hey everyone! I'm Ink Girl. I chose this avatar because I love writing with ink, anything inspirational, and I love all things girly. If I can inspire writers (myself included!) it puts a smile on my face. My current WIP is something I'd liken to The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and the Princess Diaries. All girl, all fun:) It's in the earliest stages, but the main characters are girls from different cultural backgrounds  who met through a writing group. The girls become best friends while writing a story together that becomes all too real for the ink to stay inside the pages of their story.

For my give away, I'm donating a PDF sample full of Inspiration and creativity I wrote for my Agent Ink Workshop. To enter, just fill out this Rafflecopter form:

Twitter: @TalynnL

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  1. This is exciting! Can't wait to see the new blog team in action.

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    1. Hi Katie! How's your weekend going? Mine? Snowy! Internet is acting up. One minute and I have it, the next minute, it's gone... Thank goodness for my iPhone:)

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  2. Those are awesome avatars! Great job on them and I love the stories behind them.

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    1. Thanks, Summer:) I'm partial tot he avatars, too:) I can't choose a favorite>>>

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  3. Can't wait to see what's to come:)

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    1. I'm looking forward to what the future holds, too. Exciting times to come:)

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  4. What a fantastic team! I look forward to reading future posts.

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    1. Thanks Julie! How are you doing? I'm coming to visit your blog soon. I promise!

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  5. LOVE these avatars! This whole thing is a great idea, and I'm really looking forward to all of your posts.

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    1. Thanks Tonja! I'm looking forward to all the new posts, too:)

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  6. Looking forward to your posts. The avatars idea is great.

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    1. Thanks Heather! We're excited about our cute avatars!

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  7. Great avatars! Am glad I was able to learn about your site via TDrecker's. Took the liberty of bookmarking you talented folks for regular visits. Best wishes!

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    1. Yay! So glad you came over for a visit! It's so nice to meet you!

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  8. I totally love all your avatars too! I can't wait to see what other fun things you all do with this blog!

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    1. It's great to have you here and thanks for the compliment!

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  9. Awesome idea, great avatars, and such an interesting group of gals!

    Good luck, can't wait to see how it all goes!

    And Talynn congratulations on your agent and the re-write!

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    1. Thanks Yolanda! I don't have an agent yet. and I'm still revising. But I'll let you know what happens hen I resubmit:)

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  10. Really nice avatars. It sounds exciting. Good luck!

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    1. Thanks for the well wishes! and the compliments:)

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  11. In love with your avatars! Good luck with your blog :)

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    1. Thanks! I'm really appreciative for the compliment on the avatars!

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  12. I really love your avatars, too! Excited to see this new blog starting up. :)

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  13. this is so exciting! And I love all of the avatars.

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  14. How fantastic! You pulled together a great group of people, Talynn! can't wait :)

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    1. Hey TJ! Thanks:) I'm looking forward to it, too!!

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  15. Great avatars! I'm so excited for this blog. I'm in the querying stage right now plus also working on a new MS. Will be so great to follow a blog with writers in all stages of the game!

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    1. Yay! I'm so glad you found us! I hope you enjoy your visits:)

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  16. Awesome giveaway! Looking forward to reading more of this blog. Thanks for doing this!!

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    1. Thanks for visiting and I hope you visit offer:)

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  17. Hey Kelley:) thanks for the lucky wishes:)

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  18. Hello ladies! This seems like an exciting blog! Thanks to Rene for the link! I look forward to future posts!

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    1. Hi Maggie! Thanks for joining us. And thank you Rene for the link:)

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