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Soon I'll be scanning art from my books. You'll be able to see my character designs. And soon a SantDoge Books website.

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The SantDoge company suffers from its first RIP OFF!!!

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Can you believe it? Some author attempted againts SantDoge's "Snow White"

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I'm beginning to feel a little desperate about my writings, I have not yet, published a single one these, I had two of them ready to go (The Fountain of Living Waters and Dear Friend Kristen) both with really nice covers and decided to recall both of them during post-production. So now, i've deleted some stuff, changed, started over, and there are books I haven't even started yet, I'm beginning to feel a little presured. And to add up, Jack's totally killed my beginning enthusiasm, so now I feel I don't enjoy writing the way I used to, and I'm thinking about forgetting everything about making my deepest dream come true. What should I do? Should I give it another try? And the worst thing of all is that I'm running out of ideas, besides Alexander Days, I can't come up with any other story in which the Main Character is male, which is not too attractive... I have had my classroom mates compose music that go along with the stories, I've done tons of drawings, sketchings, even Colored Clay Sculptures, but I haven't done any of the books, I think I should just give up...

I was also wondering what would happen to me if I did publish, I don't think I'm ready to hear anyone's offending criticims, or see my name in anyone's dirty site, That's whats bugging me the most...
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I would say as with any given profession you have to be able to take criticims. It helps you grow as a person and make you improve upon yourself. If your dream is to write, you should write. You don't want to look back one day and say I should have been a writer. Maybe just take some time away from writing and come back to it later with a fresher attitude. You might be so immersed in it you can no longer take a good look at it. This is my opinion but you should never let what people say dictate what you do, take everything into consideration first and then make your own choice.
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Thanks for the advise, I will try to go back to writing in the future, but I think I've lost all the enthusiasm I had at the beginning, when I wrote The Foruntain of Living Waters, which I foolishly recalled during Post-production, and when I was highly acclaimed for my "Masterpiece" (Sorry, Jack ;) My Friend) Dear Friend Kristen, a book I really felt proud of. So, I do hope I get this enthusiasm back, since I always loved to write.

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I decided to go back into writing and I came up with two new ideas, to make up for my "dark age", which ended with Chandalito and started with Theresa's Quintuplets.

This is what I'm working on:

10. The Zoella: A brave (something) named (something) enbarks on a great journey across the oceans to fight the evil, Sea Dragon, The Zoella.

11. Mother Maid: A young mother leaves her baby girl short after she's born worried that she will not be able to raise her properly due to financial problems, a nurse in the hospital takes the young girl named Elizabeth Grossman, who's mom, later becomes the nurse's maid.

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Hey Tangela I can't wait to read some of them. They sound really good!
"I have this tremendous energy. I just loved and love life. I love it today. I never want to die."
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