I have been writing during that time - honestly! It was pointed out at my local writing group, Cwrtnewydd Scribblers, that I need to amend my blog. So I have removed the word 'aspiring' from my blog title. It's true that I'm still aspiring to be published by Mills and Boon, but I have now completed six manuscripts and made three submissions, all with promising feedback. I've also had an article published in farmingscotland.com and with my writing group we have published several anthologies, all of which make me a writer.
'Mighty oaks from little acorns' is a proverb that springs to mind. Becoming a published writer isn't something that happens overnight, but over the last few years I've been putting down my roots just like this little oak sapling.
This weekend I'll be making the long journey to Penrith for the RNA conference, where I'll be able to fill my whole weekend with writing and being with other writers. Can't wait!
Love the updated blog and definitely agree - you are a writer, not an apsiring one!!
ReplyDeleteHave a brilliant time at the RNA conference.
lovely positive post, Rachael, make the most of your weekend at Penrith, you deserve it. You can tell me all about it on Monday.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ladies. I'm up early to do my jobs on the farm before I go, then I can spend the whole weekend doing writing things!
ReplyDeleteHi Rachael! It was great to see you at Penrith. Hope you had a good time and a safe journey home!
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