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Frishawn Rasheed said… Hi Kenya,
I hope that you are enjoying your time on Book Blogs.
I have bookmarked your links so that I can take the time to experience all of your offerings. If you have the time please feel free to visit me here:
Sincerely,
Frishawn

Hey Kenya!
Thanks so much I really appreciate it! I am your newest follower, I really love your voice and your writing is truly addictive! I also liked your FB page and now follow you on Twitter (Wow I sound like a stalker) It's what it's all about though! I look forward to following your journey and learning more about you and your work! Lets keep connected o.k?
C.J
Ellen Harger said… Kenya,
Just saw your marvelous guest post on RRR. Congrats and I'm checking out your blog. You can visit and follow me at www.mymotherstuttered.blogspot.com
Cheers,
Ellen

Welcome Kenya!
Hope you enjoy it here? it can be a bit overwhelming I am pretty new to this site myself and to the world of blog!
I have found it to be a great place to network with readers and writers alike, and being passionate about both this is right up my alley.
I am currently working on my debut novel, a Paranormal Romance called “This Life” which you can check out on my blog http://can-duu.blogspot.com/
Hope to see you there!
C.J

Stuart Land said… Thanks for following me, Kenya. I wish you the best of luck in breaking in, or staying in LA.
Like you I converted a screenplay to a novel and published it seven years ago. This August I regain the rights and will publish the rewritten version through Amazon. All my other novels were written strictly as novels. Although screenplays make a great template for writing a novel, since they act as a plot guide of sorts, you must be careful because the sequencing of novels is different than screenplays. The structure doesn't (and shouldn't, in my opinion) follow screenplay's tight-ass rules. What being a screenwriter allows us to do is (especially with already written scripts) build the story through the characters and events without having to map it all out again. You can follow tangents that aren't in your original storyline, bring in new characters and plot twists. Novels are much freer to write than scripts. Only they take longer because of this.
So I guess my suggestion to you is (though you didn't ask for it ;-)) try writing a novel that isn't based on an existing script. I think you will find a glorious freedom there.
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