An Accidental Adventure...

[elissacruz]

Today I'm plugging my post on my other blog. If you know of a child (preferrably 8-12, since that's the target age) interested in adventure stories, please check out the interview I conducted with C. Alexander London, all about his Accidental Adventure series (it's tres cool, I'll tell you that much here).

Speaking of accidental adventures,  I

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[elissacruz]

LOL. I know the feeling. I took one creative writing class in college, and it was me and my rather uplifting stories, and the rest of the class and their stories full of violence and intrigue. Ah, well...

Thanks for sharing! It's such an interesting story.

[wordsrmylife]

My accidental adventure is similar to yours, although I didn't do all that much drafting. I could never get caught up enough in any of them to get beyond the first chapter or two.

But when my daughter was between two and three, something that happened one day triggered a story idea. Although there's a problem with it, I still think there's potential in the concept, but at any rate, that was the beginning. Now I can't imagine writing for anyone other than children or teens.

[elissacruz]

We're twinners, then! *high fives*

I can't imagine writing for adults anymore, either. Thanks so much for sharing your story with me!