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Happy New Year everyone! ^_^ Thank you all for your support and I wish you all success and happiness! 💗

I hope all your wishes come true in 2017! ^_^

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  1. Melissa LeeJanuary 3, 2017 at 9:24 AM

    Hi Tamuna! (You may know me as Wolflover13 or EverNever13 on Duolingo) We haven't spoke in a looooong time! How is writing going for you?

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    1. Tamuna TsertsvadzeJanuary 3, 2017 at 11:22 AM

      Hey There Melissa! :D So nice to see you again! ^_^ Thanks for following me! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! ^_^

      Haha my writing is going really fine :D I've written a lot of new books and even some screenplays :) Now writing another one. Some of them even became finalists in screenplay contests :D

      How's it going by you? Language learning? Life in general? :D

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    2. Melissa LeeJanuary 6, 2017 at 12:23 PM

      Great, and congrats on your work! I'm writing a new CIA-involved, YA, mystery novel. ;) Life is kinda busy and stressful, but also pretty nice right now. :) I actually wrote an email to Julie Bogart (lol the Harry Potter reference. She's the founder of Bravewriter, a writing class and an author as well.) and she replied! By the way, do you have any advice for feeling like there is a "fresh" approach to writing books?

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    3. Tamuna TsertsvadzeJanuary 6, 2017 at 12:45 PM

      Wow, that's awesome that she replied! :D I wish you enormous success in writing! ^_^

      Your story sounds interesting :3 I love mystery novels.

      Well I actually have no advice for that, you must figure it out yourself. Mostly every writing advice consists of that - think of what can be better for you personally :D Because every writer has different approaches to writing as everyone is a different individual. I think that you must first find out what is your best suitable genre, and then apply it to the right audience. :) When you get it done, every book of yours will be sold.

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    4. Melissa LeeJanuary 9, 2017 at 8:00 AM

      Thank you Tamuna. :) Good luck to both of us!

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