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Short Story/Serial Monday – Memories of Rachel – Conclusion
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Well, last week I failed to conclude this story. This week, the ending emerged. This story was enjoyable to write and took some unexpected twists and turns for me. I’m looking forward to tacking something new starting next week. It will be great to introduce a new story with…
Short Story/Serial Monday – Memories of Rachel – Part 11 – NOT the conclusion
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Okay, so I lied. I got deep into writing what I thought was going to be the conclusion of the Memories of Rachel serial and realized that I was at 1,800 words and the conclusion was still not arriving. The setup for the conclusion needed more meat before I…
Don’t throw out the baby! Why #Amazon doesn’t want your #BookReviews
Originally posted on Barb Taub:
An open letter to Amazon: Dear Amazon, I should be your Holy Grail. I’m the real deal, an actual reader who goes through books carefully, thinks about what they mean and how they’re written, and then writes a considered, thoughtful, and hopefully helpful analysis—in other words, I’m a book reviewer.…
Short Story/Serial Monday – Memories of Rachel – Part 10
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Well, this is the second to last installment of this serial. I’ve decided that I am going to compile this, my story No Pain, No Gain and another unpublished story into a Kongo-themed book. Kongo is a fictitious company that I created. It started as mail order but has branched…
Short Story/Serial Monday – Memories of Rachel – Part 9
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
I feel an ending coming to this story. It might be next week or the week after. This simulation of Ben’s wife began to remind me of the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. If you remember that movie, made in 1968, the computer, HAL 9000, took on an evil…
Short Story/Serial Monday – Memories of Rachel – Part 6
Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
As I continue to add layers to this story, I can really see it turning into a book. In book form, I’m picturing a journal of Rachel’s work with her digital counterpart with entries to detail what she’s remembering and experiencing. I’ve got the shell of the story i…