6SV1

[peggy]

I received my copy of 6SV1 and am taking it slow in order to absorb the stories. Along the way, though, I'm noticing that I would like the opportunity to discuss stories with the contributing authors, as well as the readers. Comments, inspirations, motivations... you know, forum stuff that like minded individuals enjoy. Any takers?

[Robert McEvily]

Count me in for sure. (I guess that was pretty obvious!)

[Adam J. Whitlatch]

I'll be more than happy to share, Peggy. :)

[Mom Ofthree]

I agree Peggy, I have been doing much the same with the book. Slow and steady a few at a time. I have been coming across many that I would love to discuss as well. So I'm in, if you profoundly talented writers will let in a hack like me. :)

Julie

[peggy]

Okay Julie, which story would you like to start discussing first?

[Mom Ofthree]

Oh now I am on the spot and I haven't had my coffee yet, let me wake up and I will get back to you on this!! *yawn*

[Tara Lazar]

Absolutely, I would love to discuss the book.

[Tara Lazar]

Rob, I would be interested to learn how you decided to organize the book into sections of a flight? And hey, where are my roasted peanuts? ;-)

[Robert McEvily]

Katie Schwartz interviewed me on her blog - I mentioned the "flight" aspect of the book...
http://katieschwartz.blogspot.com/2008/04/robert-mcevily-six-senten...

[Adam J. Whitlatch]

Nice interview, Rob. I just sent the link to my mailing list.

So, um... a reading, eh? This something us humble writers will be able to partake in? :)

[Robert McEvily]

No doubt! Everyone will be invited once the details are worked out. It'll be FUN.

[Adam J. Whitlatch]

Schweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!

[Tara Lazar]

A reading????? I'm there!