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Congratulations! You can do it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It's a step in the right direction :)
ReplyDeleteOne chapter at a time! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteEach small step adds to the giant leap. Well done and keep writing!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely be celebrating a polished first chapter. Like Laura said, it's a step in the right direction.
ReplyDeleteGetting the first chapter just right is hard (and worrying) so well done and best of luck with the rest.
ReplyDeleteA polished first chapter - that's great :)
ReplyDeleteYay on a chapter one!! To me, they're the hardest.
ReplyDeleteThe first sentence, the first page, the first chapter - Excellent achievement.
ReplyDeleteFor me it's always the fist sentence. Bet things move on quickly from here! Celebrating with you!
Best wishes, always!
Congratulations! Keep at it and you'll get it done, all of the chapters. :D
ReplyDeleteMay the remaining chapters be a breeze to complete! Writer’s Mark
ReplyDeleteYay for your shiny first chapter. I don't think I'd have the patience to work on one chapter at a time. I have to get everything down on paper before I can even think about editing.
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