Breathtaking is an understatement for this magical photograph by the talented and lovely Lana! I have been a fan of Lana's art and photography for quite some time now and every time I visit her blog Eye Candy: The Photography of Lana Gramlich I know that I am in for something special!
How long would it take you to write a book? Do you think you could write one in 3 days? You would have to be mad to write one before an online audience is 3 days wouldn't you? Meet my mad Twitter Friend MCM who will be writing his next book Typhoon as project 3D1D which you can follow online via his Website, Twitter account @1889ca and on the blog The Dispatch
This is going to be a really exciting project and a great feat when he pulls it off! I am looking forward to joining in by answering a random series of questions in the competition MCM is running as he goes along, and in doing so, helping to play a part in the story development.
Chapter 6 is being sponsored by a banner for Refuge of Delayed Souls If anyone would like to sponsor a Typhoon Chapter there are still a few banner spots remaining.
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Charles Gramlich posted at 2:31 PM
So he's gonna write a book in 3 days and twitter at the same time? He's got to be mad.
That is a lovely photograph Lana took. she is so talented. I'm lucky to be married to her.
Billy posted at 8:12 PM
I heard that Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 in 7 days, but to write one in three ... wow. Is caffeine involved? -:)
Melissa posted at 10:21 PM
What gorgeous photos!! And I'm very impressed w/ a book in 3 days -- go for it MCM! (it took me two years to write my book, lol)
Vesper posted at 12:27 PM
A book in three days, hmmm... How big a book?
Miladysa posted at 1:05 PM
Charles - It is really an exciting experiment and most enjoyable!
Throughout he is asking 3 questions for every chapter and readers have a chance to tweet their own answers which he then writes into the story. The story develops from there so you know it is live.
You are both a lovely couple - perhaps one day, if you are ever in the UK you can both meet up for a 'beer' with Sir H and myself :)
Billy - Great to see you!
LOL - NOPE! No caffeine so Janoda is drinking coffee on his behalf ;)
Melissa - You would love it! Join Twiter NOW and we can tweet in real time lol
Lana - My pleasure - you are a fantastic photographer and a great artist!
Vesper - 51 Chapters - a really exciting an enjoyable story too! 18 Chapters up at the moment.
MCM is an accomplished writer - he has several books to his credit and a TV series based on one of his books in the USA.
Bimbimbie posted at 9:27 AM
Sighs, yet another Blogspot blog that I cant leave a comment.
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