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KaitlynDeMetro
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on 01/20/2015
First off, I'd like to apologize for the lack of articles on my end. I've been busy lately and I hit a little bit of writers block but I do have some exciting news to share...
After some time off from school, some soul searching, and a lot of prayers to God, I've decided to pursue a bachelors degree in literature with the hopes of being an actual novelist some day :) The school I'm looking at offers BA and MA programs in creative writing so if all goes smoothly, I could end with a masters degree as well. My family is excited but I think they're more like, "literature? Oh that's cool." I thought my fellow Wizzley authors would appreciate the major with a little more enthusiasm. ;)
Anywho, just thought I'd share. God bless ya'll! |
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Digby_Adams
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on 01/20/2015
That's wonderful news. I can't wait to hear about all the fabulous courses you're taking the books you'll be reading.
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LindaSmith1
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on 01/20/2015
Linda Smith
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ologsinquito
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on 01/20/2015
Kaitlyn, I wish you the very best. God bless you too.
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WriterArtist
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on 01/20/2015
Hope your wish of becoming a novelist comes true.
All the best. |
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Marie
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on 01/21/2015
Very exciting! I'd love to do that myself. Lots of luck with it 
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frankbeswick
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on 01/21/2015
Your decision reminds me of my decision in my thirties. I was set on writing non-fiction, so I decided that I would benefit from deeper study. I took a part time master's degree in Philosophy. This degree so enriched my life and benefited my writing. While a degree is not the be all and end all of being a writer, it surely helps, for it improves your mind, the place whence writing comes. You are taking the right path. Good luck and success!
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dustytoes
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on 01/23/2015
Good for you! It will expand your mind at the very least, which is always a good thing. |
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KaitlynDeMetro
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on 01/26/2015
Thank you all so much for all of your support! It really means a lot to me! |
