Nicola

William, that is a wonderful idea! You will be built up by what you read and you will contribute good to the writers you read for! You should list the genres you are most interested in. When I have something, I'll be sure to send you a copy!

Cookie? Did someone say cookie?

Yes I got the day wrong. I'll still pray on Tuesday because that will be the day he starts feeling like a new man!

This would help with the strain and carpal tunnel syndrome we writers get from our 500 000 word manuscripts!

This is exciting! I'm happy he has the hope of this treatment and I will pray on Tuesday!

Vintage Typerwriters

I can hear it in my head already!

Thank you for considering it! I am on the move these days and can't have paper copies. Also, if you do an audiobook, well, you will want a male narrator. People are creating ebooks and audiobooks from stolen work, so take advantage of these for your book before someone else does!

I wish there was an ebook option. Do you have one somewhere other than Amazon?

Oh! I do love the way you began your book! You have an easy going, conversational style to your narration! Congratulations. I want to read more.

I am sorry for your head. Wrap it in holy cotton wool! Soft cushions and sweet scents.

How do you mean? Got you fooled!

Wow! God is so detailed and His math is perfect. He wanted this message to be told! Thank you for being obedient and for encouraging us.

Two things. Please look up "Audiblegate" https://www.thebookdesigner.com/2020/11/hear-ye-hear-ye-audiblegate-and-the-audiobook-return-fiasco/ https://theaharrison.com/audiblegate/ There are many posts by authoritative authors on the subject. Secondly, music is not generally included in audiobook production. We narrators are encouraged NOT to put it in. Other than those small things, well, one big thing and a small one, Matt Knight is right on the money!

Poems happen to me. I don't try to write them, they just download and I have to write them down before they disappear. I think, SW, that you could sit quietly for a long time with just two words, allowing them to swirl around in your mind, following their rabbit trails. Like Carolina said, they have to have meaning before the rhyme.