WordSmirth @WordSmirth77

Writer of fictional worlds, characters and stories that refuse to stay quiet. Always open to meeting fellow writers, sharing ideas and all things storytelling. San Antonio, TX Joined August 2026

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@Linnaeus_Writer Can I send DM? Follow back to allow

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@Xan_Writer That’s huge, 4,600+ words in one day is seriously impressive. Keep that momentum goingz you’re building something amazing.

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@jacodypress Great work, keep moving

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@novelistana You’re definitely not alone, Balancing a full time job and writing is tough. Give yourself grace—every paragraph you write is progress. Keep going, writer.

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@RobertsPublish1 @freeboostpromo I’m glad my comment resonated with you, Your psychic mystery series genuinely caught my attention. I’m curious, what inspired the idea behind it? Was there a particular character, mystery, or “what if?” moment that started it all?

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@RobertsPublish1 @freeboostpromo That’s such a fun range of genre, A psychic mystery series especially sound intriguing there’s something exciting about blending mystery with the supernatural and keeping reader guessing. Congratulation on finishing the series, That “just finished” feeling is a big accomplishment

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Here are 3 things I would look at in your paragraph before publication. Then discuss pacing, clarity, character voice, dialogue, structure, etc. Comment with your current book issues.

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5 signs your manuscript needs another editing pass Your dialogue feels unnatural Chapters start strong but lose momentum Characters sometimes behave inconsistently You repeat the same information You know what you mean, but readers might not. Comment with your book issues

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@AlanLampeAuthor @freeboostpromo Let's open chat in DM

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@WFerraiolo7367 I like your energy, but I'm glad to share my experience. I'm an expert book editor, passionate about turning rough manuscripts into publish ready book.

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@AlanLampeAuthor @freeboostpromo Wow, I like that Keep moving

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@AuthorNimocks Love seeing creatives come together like this, Every story, poem, comic and WIP represents time, heart and imagination, I especially enjoy seeing writers bring their ideas to life and watching a rough draft grow into something truly meaningful. Keep supporting one another.

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@AnasuaWrites That’s quite a journey, What inspired you to make it a trilogy?

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@AnasuaWrites 580 pages is huge, Getting your first book formatted for publication is such a big step. And honestly, book two can take its own shape as you go, sometimes the parts we almost delete end up leading us somewhere unexpected. Keep going.

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@elainecristinax Congratulations, That’s such an exciting milestone. Seeing the first two books of a series out in both ebook and paperback must feel incredible. Wishing you and The Green Valleys Series continued success.

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2 weeks ago

@mtrowbridge1204 @booksprout This sounds really interesting “Spirit of the Village” already has my curiosity piqued. Wishing you a great launch on October 1st, I hope the review campaign brings you lots of thoughtful readers and amazing feedback.