Nibs

Nibs

47 years old
Female
Current Status
Ah, asteroid been and gone, and didn't drop any litter on the way.
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  • Are you a ...?
    Unpublished writer (so far)
    What genre do you primarily write in?
    General fiction
    If you write in more than one area, what is your next most favoured genre?
    Fiction for children
    Are your reading habits ...?
    Omnivorous
    Who is your favourite author(s)?
    Kathrine John (Catrin Collier), Clive Cussler, Dick Francis,Chris Ryan, Jack Higgins
    And your all time favourite books? (You can change these at any time, by the way ...)
    These vary, I couldn't possibly say I prefer 1 book over another. it's always the book I'm reading at the time. next book to read - Last Tango in Aberystwyth by M Pryce - they look kind o' fun. :o) or I might read Black Daffodil by K John.
    What are your working habits when you write?
    Procastinatory
    Are you the edit-every-sentence-ten-times type, or do you prefer to let rip?
    Ten times? Why so little?
    Your ultimate writing ambition?
    Become a published writer of fiction with e-books and hard backs and paper backs the shelves of all major book shops. (pretty much the same dream as all cloudbase dwellers)
    Your worst habit?
    too many to name me thinks. lol
    Your opinion on the books industry?
    It is a tough game, but everyone does their best
    Where do you write?
    Anywhere & Everywhere & whenever oportunity arrises. But my fave' place is local Cone Zone cafe with a coffee.
    What else do you want Word Clouders to know? eg: do you have 9 cats / like paragliding / eat nothing but tinned fish / work in the bath / live in Kettering?
    There's my dog Skip who I love walking. My interests and hobbies are vast. Hopefully as the year moves forward there will be more time for writing and other hobbies.

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I'm an up beat girl most of the time.
I'm in post chemo recovery trying hard to change my life to make things easier to enable me to cope with my new levels of dissability.
Having tried and failed a phased return to work I'm now focussing back on a new writing project.

I miss my writing and cloud buddies when I'm not here.
:o)

As for the following statement below in sep' section 'I want to amend it to read as 'I'm a 'yet to be published' author'

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  • John Costello
    by John Costello 1 year ago
    Belated Birthday Greetings, Nibs!
  • Mcallan
    by Mcallan 1 year ago
    Happy birthday Nibs!
  • CJ
    by CJ 1 year ago
    Happy Birthday, Nibs - hope you have a lovely one! xx
  • Caducean Whisks
    by Caducean Whisks 1 year ago
    Happy Birthday, Nibbles!
  • Jill
    by Jill 1 year ago
    Wishing you a Very Happy Birthday, dear Nibs. Jx :)
  • Gerilyn
    by Gerilyn 1 year ago
    Yes- put your sewing stuff up- let us have a look x
  • AlanP
    by AlanP 1 year ago
    Nibs, there is nothing funny in total economic collapse. The joke, for what it's worth is here.

    http://writing-community.writersworkshop.co.uk/members/profile/260/blog-view/blog_5197.html
  • Caducean Whisks
    by Caducean Whisks 1 year ago
    Hi Nibs, no, I'm not feeding Woody dog food - not biscuits, anyway. He foraged that one all by himself - who knows where from?!
  • Bren
    by Bren 2 years ago
    Hi Nibs. Thanks for encouraging mail. I am so pleased that you are seeing more clearly! Wonky vision is really scary. Thank goodness for caring nurses.
    Have scan on Tuesday - start the gunk meds tonight! Good thing I wrote it on here or I would forget again!
    Healing vibes to you. TLC for yourself and I will give some to me.
    I went to a church concert last night - it would have been easier not to go but it was worth making the effort just to see/inhlae the blue in the magnificent stained glass window. I have been in that town for 25 years and never been into the church - I am used to a village parish church so was quite bowled over by the size of the window. The first part of the evening was not so good but the Goodall's Requiem was very moving.
    Bren x
  • Steve
    by Steve 2 years ago
    ...and if I may be so bold as to wish you a public happy birthday, too?