Book Review: Atonement in Bloom
I’ve been aboard Teagan’s tour bus for a few days and just hopped off for some biscuits and gravy in Atonement, Tennessee. While I’m at it, I’ll attempt a little magic for Teagan and share my review of Atonement in Bloom.
But, oh, not so fast. First I had to delve into Teagan’s amazing technicolor pantser brain and find out how she does it! Here is my question:
I know that you’re a pantser, Teagan, and I assure you that this is foreign territory for us dedicated outliners. Your stories are full of magic – people, objects, places, lore – and they all converge on the small town of Atonement in a zany adventure with eight plot threads whirling around at once. How do you keep this literary cyclone straight and make sure that it arrives at “the end” in one piece? I’d love to learn about the method to…
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Rob, even though I’m late to my own party (WP won’t give me most notifications either), I really appreciate you sharing Diana’s review. That really means a lot to me. Hugs on the wing!
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Of course I will.
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Thanks again for sharing, Robert. If your followers are looking for some magic, this is a good one. 🙂
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I’m glad I found it. I need to figure out why I’m not getting notifications.
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Can’t help you there, Robert. Sometimes WP makes decisions on its own. Unfathomable. 🙂
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Thank God for the users. They are what make WordPress what it is.
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I’ve battled WP so many times trying to get my notifications back… I finally gave up. I try to keep up as best I can… but I know I miss a lot.
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I thought I was the only one.
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