How to join this team

[GK_Parker_Noir]

Hi, Beatrice. I write historical fiction too. Mine is set in the mid to late 1800s in New York among Irish immigrants.

[Lyn Davis]

Beatrice,
Welcome to Savvy Authors!
May I suggest you join us in May Boot Camp? It's a competition for Premium members.
Several teams are still looking for team members. five per team with encouragement to spur us on.
Try this link.
After that, there is June Revision Hell
Or let me know if you need anything or if a link isn't working.
Welcome,

[Amy Villalba]

Hi Everyone!

I need to join a team for May Boot Camp. Any teams still looking for members?

Amy V.

[Pat Hauldren]

Hi Rebecca,

It's not that I don't like romance, I do, but I find 99% of it not as interesting as other genres. And I'm an old fart, so I got tired of vampires back in the 70s LOL. There's some good stuff out there, I'm sure. I just don't read it, or zombies, unless it's something special. Like "The Gargoyle" or "Angelology". Nice to meet you!

[Theresa Saunders]

I'm Terry. I'm a 39 year old, stay-at-home mom of three boys. I love to write and have 3 manuscripts under my belt. One is finished the other two are not. I write contemporary romance with a slight paranormal edge. One of the main characters is psychic. There is a bit of erotica in my writing but it is not the focus of the story.

I would love a crit buddy or just to meet others like me.

[Theresa Saunders]

Hi Amy,
I need to join a team for May Boot Camp too. I've never done it before and I'm not sure how it works, but I'm registered. I write in the same genres as you too.

Terry.

[Dee Bibb]

Hello Everyone!!! I really wish I had found this sight in time to be involved with the Boot Camp.....guess I'll have to wait for the next one!

[Stevens7_2000@yahoo.ie]

I'm Mark,

I write many things including short stories, humor, mystery, sci-fi, romance, etc. But my current manuscript is a humorous mystery. I'm basically looking for critiques of the manuscript and of course willing to critique others.

[Lyn Davis]

Welcome Dee and Mark,

There are many opportunities beyond boot camp to join up with critters and writers on the journey to becoming published. Check out the workshops, the various 'groups' or 'clubs' and see if you match up with the same interests. PM the group leader or moderator and request to join. Register for a workshop and meet up with others of similar interests.

Don't hesitate to ask questions. We're a friendly bunch.

Again, welcome.

[Tamsen Kaye]

Liz, what do I do if I want to start a team? I'd like to get a group going for Camp NaNoWriMo.