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The Writing Spa

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In: Uncategorized, Writing on: August 22, 2009

Who would have thought that seven years ago when two wonderful ladies asked me to be in a weekly critique group with them (a group we named Life Sentence) that it would lead to this.

My dear friend Mary DeMuth, then an unpublished author, now a multi-published one, recently started an editing and mentoring service called The Writing Spa. And as of this month, Leslie Wilson and I are joining her team!

I can officially say that I am a freelance editor. Not a destination I ever imagined for myself, and yet one that seems to fit nicely, like a good pair of shoes. If you are a writer in need of some help, come check out The Writing Spa.

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  1. Richard Mabry

    August 22, 2009 at 10:10 pm

    D'Ann, Sounds perfect. Of course, the image of a "writing spa" conjures up a mental picture of me reclining in a relaxation grotto, clad in a comfy robe and slippers, waiting for someone to bring me my edits on a tray. That's right, isn't it?
    Seriously, happy for you.

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  2. D'Ann Mateer

    August 23, 2009 at 2:11 am

    Hm. Maybe more like the massage that kind of hurts while it's happening but then you feel much better afterward!

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  3. carla stewart

    August 24, 2009 at 1:33 am

    Congrats, D'Ann. I'm sure you will be a welcome addition to the popular service Mary provides. All the best!

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