New Review on chapter 1 of The Life and Death of a Culture.
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The book The Life and Death of a Culture is completed. I would still like to approach how I use native words, which is normal for a writer, always improving. I am now seeking a publisher. So far two negative responses and one positive, alas co-vid interfers. I am NOT interested in self-publishing.
As a teacher, I would love to have my book used in the classroom. To the best of my ability it is historically and culturally correct. Only the main character has been added to bring the story together. This is why it is categorized as a fiction book.
I would love to have Ralph Burns (Prayers Go Through Feathers) read the book to give me feedback on the culture correctness and historial facts. Also give me a review. Alas I have not been able to make contact with him.
If this book is be published, it is up to God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit as directors to help it get published.
As a teacher, I would love to have my book used in the classroom. To the best of my ability it is historically and culturally correct. Only the main character has been added to bring the story together. This is why it is categorized as a fiction book.
I would love to have Ralph Burns (Prayers Go Through Feathers) read the book to give me feedback on the culture correctness and historial facts. Also give me a review. Alas I have not been able to make contact with him.
If this book is be published, it is up to God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit as directors to help it get published.
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My first writing experience was a creative writing paper in the eighth grade. The story earned me the English Student of the Year Award. The story was written from the viewpoint of toothpick. The toothpick went from a small piece in the large scheme of a whole piece of wood to being burned in a fire after being used. Throughout the years I have written poetry; two have been published and one of them was published twice.
In January 2015 I chose to pursue writing as a career. I have worked for four years building my portfolio. I have entered several stories in contest and have gotten positive responses. I began blogging on the website www.hubpages.com and have had over the years updated, moved and added new hubs.
I have sixteen years experience as a secretary/receptionist/bookkeeper, ten years experience as a teacher of first grade, special education K-8, and two years at a advanced school where I teach 3rd graders 4th grade curriculum. I also have four years experience in retail in antiques.
It has taken me a while to narrow down what I want to write about, but I get closer all the time. I enjoy reading historical fiction and that is what I enjoy writing. I have had a long standing fascination with the Northern Paiute Indians of Nevada. I have begun writing short stories in the historical fiction genre' about the Northern Paiute Indians. I have spent many hours reading and researching the Northern Paiutes and have enjoyed every minute. I have collected a healthy dictionary of Northern Paiute words and a couple of spiral notebooks of traits and legends. I am in the process of writing a book called The Life and Death of a Culture. Facebook will be the most up to date on the status of the book. Thank you.
I love learning and teaching, and writing gives the opportunity to do both. I hope you enjoy reading what I have written.
In January 2015 I chose to pursue writing as a career. I have worked for four years building my portfolio. I have entered several stories in contest and have gotten positive responses. I began blogging on the website www.hubpages.com and have had over the years updated, moved and added new hubs.
I have sixteen years experience as a secretary/receptionist/bookkeeper, ten years experience as a teacher of first grade, special education K-8, and two years at a advanced school where I teach 3rd graders 4th grade curriculum. I also have four years experience in retail in antiques.
It has taken me a while to narrow down what I want to write about, but I get closer all the time. I enjoy reading historical fiction and that is what I enjoy writing. I have had a long standing fascination with the Northern Paiute Indians of Nevada. I have begun writing short stories in the historical fiction genre' about the Northern Paiute Indians. I have spent many hours reading and researching the Northern Paiutes and have enjoyed every minute. I have collected a healthy dictionary of Northern Paiute words and a couple of spiral notebooks of traits and legends. I am in the process of writing a book called The Life and Death of a Culture. Facebook will be the most up to date on the status of the book. Thank you.
I love learning and teaching, and writing gives the opportunity to do both. I hope you enjoy reading what I have written.
The website address www.grandmasattic-antiques.com belonged to the business in which I was the manager for four-and-one-half years. When the business closed December 30, 2014. I chose to keep the address and blogs made during those years.
