SensibleShoes's Profile
Another children's book author for peace. Mostly here for the snark, and the librul companionship.
Groups: Readers and Book Lovers, Progressive Friends of the Library Newsletter, Connect! New York
Diaries published: 530 (328 days since last diary on Thu Jun 11, 2020 at 05:00 PM PDT)
Comments posted: 27717 (295 days since last comment on Wed Jul 15, 2020 at 05:09 AM PDT)
Diary frequency: often
Comment frequency: frequent
Total Recommends: 7642
Total Comment Ratings: 91074
Most Recommended Diary: "And Then They Took Him", 383 comments, 458 recommends
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Hello, writers. There was some discussion last week in the comments about description, and a couple people said they had trouble with it. I can relate. I have trouble with it too. One reason I have ...
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Hello, writers. I hope everyone is holding it together as well as can be expected right now. Many thanks to the doughty mettle fatigue for hosting last week and for keeping this ship afloat. With ...
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Hello, writers. Many thanks to strawbale for stepping in last week with a Write On! diary on very short notice, and to mettle fatigue and her both for keeping on top of things. Once again I have no ...
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Hello, writers. Thank you all so much for the good wishes, and thank you mettle fatigue for taking the wheel on a moment’s notice and steering the ship for four straight weeks, and thank you ...
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Hello, writers. I was clearing off my desk today, and found this book.
I have a vague memory of having picked it up at a library book sale,\ in the land of Before All This. I bought it because ...
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Hello, writers. How’s the writing going?
It’s hard to write in these circumstances. This week I set myself a schedule, but I’ve only written about 800 words so far. I’ve done wonders in ...
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