We're on the home stretch with only one week to go, and from what I can see, everyone is still very motivated! The sprint challenge held in the Water Cooler on May 21 was a success. Over fifty Boot Camp participants showed up to double their points! Congrats to all!
Week Three Results for Total New Words: First place goes to YA Avengers, who really turned up the heat this week! Congratulations!
Coming in second place is Team Kick @ss! Congratulations!
In third place we have the Passion Scribblers! Congratulations!
Week Three Results for Total Edited Pages:
First place goes to Word Wenches for the second week in a row! Congratulations!
Coming in second place is YA Avengers, who made it on both scoring charts! Congratulations!
In third palce we have the Contempo Commandos! Congratulations!
We have only one week to go! Take advantage of the chatroom and get your teams together. Have a wonderful week!
Rhonda Jackson Joseph Rhonda Jackson Joseph has always been an avid, equal opportunity reader. She grew up in a household where the confessions magazines and Harlequin romance novels were hidden away but the Stephen King novels were fair game. The result was a kid who wrote romance and horror, but rarely mixed the genres together.
Rhonda has worked with Whispers Publishing as Editor in Chief and currently works as a freelance editor and writer. She is also on the steering committee of the National Black Book Festival, an annual event in Houston that has drawn hundreds of writers to the area for the past five years. In June 2013 she will receive her MFA in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University.
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Rhonda Jackson Joseph has always been an avid, equal opportunity reader. She grew up in a household where the confessions magazines and Harlequin romance novels were hidden away but the Stephen King novels were fair game. The result was a kid who wrote romance and horror, but rarely mixed the genres together.
Rhonda has worked with Whispers Publishing as Editor in Chief and currently works as a freelance editor and writer. She is also on the steering committee of the National Black Book Festival, an annual event in Houston that has drawn hundreds of writers to the area for the past five years. In June 2013 she will receive her MFA in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University.
