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Dear Mr. Laghi, As a member of Urbis.com I would like to thank you for the opportunity to submit Dancing With Fate. The genre is commercial literary/women’s literature, with a word count of 121,327. This is the story of Sandra Barton’s perseverance, after the aspiring seventeen-year old ballerina was kidnapped by people she thought were friends and a vicious pedophile nearly beat her to death. Sandra's triumph over her fragile mental state and fate's cruel challenges, creates a he...
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Dear Mr. Laghi, As a member of Urbis.com I would like to thank you for the opportunity to submit Dancing With Fate. The genre is commercial literary/women’s literature, with a word count of 121,327. This is the story of Sandra Barton’s perseverance, after the aspiring seventeen-year old ballerina was kidnapped by people she thought were friends and a vicious pedophile nearly beat her to death. Sandra's triumph over her fragile mental state and ...
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Dear Mr. Laghi, As a member of Urbis.com I would like to thank you for the opportunity to submit this query about my just completed commercial literary/women’s literature novel. Dancing with Fate, is the story of aspiring ballerina Sandra Barton’s perseverance. Her harrowing escape from kidnappers. a vicious pedophile and near death at age seventeen, her triumph over a fragile mental state and fate's cruel challenges, creates a heartwarming story of life on the edge.&nb...
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The premise of the story is good, but it needs tightening. EXAMPLE: For once she had let herself feel things that she thought were lost, and somehow he’d gotten to her. Tighter: Somehow he'd gotten to her, and she allowed herself to feel things long forgotten. Watch the use of "ly" words and passive statements. Frequently the "had" can be eliminated unless it is necessary to the telling of the story to indicate it happened in the past. Can the reader assume that? EXAMPLE: She had learned a lo...
The first paragraph is very powerful and the visuals immediately pop into one's mind. However the second paragraph can be tighter. The word spelled bear should be bare. EXAMPLE: I believe "I reached for the post of the bed from which I came." would read better as simply, "I reached for the bedpost." While "The bed knobs rust scorned the living flesh my hand offered—iron met iron." may draw a graphic I think it is too wordy. Since quite often word count is king, "Iron met iron." says almost th...
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