Today, I wrote 750 words and am ready to add another 1000 after the research that I have been doing this morning.
I feel like if I can just get through Chapter 1, which is laying the framework for the reader's (and my) understanding, I will have a lot more fun. Right now I feel like I am slogging my way through, one word at a time.
I have the outline, which encourages me to continue.
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A Novel of Historic Fiction set 1000 years ago in Portsmouth and Chillicothe among the Great Mounds and Earthworks.
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Is fate, a 300-year-old curse, or his own bad decisions determining Jon's destiny?
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About Me
- Ronald D. Giles
- Author: "Locusts and Wild Honey," a paranormal novel involving a curse, ghosts and a Black Dog. "Great Heats," a novel of historic fiction set in ancient Ohio, 2010. "On Harrisonville Avenue," published in 2008 and "Cottonwood Pass: A Novel of Suspense Set Against a Contemporary Political Backdrop," 2009. Television Executive: 30 year career in Television production and administration. I created the QVC Television format in 1986 and was part of the early two-way Television experiment called QUBE. I also worked at statons WBNS-TV, WCPO-TV, and WBZ-TV as well as with Mullin Television Productions and Diamond P Sports. Consultant: I specialized in start-up operations, especially those wanting to found a TV Shopping Network. As such, I was instrumental in the start-ups of QVC UK, QVC Deutschland, CVC Mexico, Shoptime Brazil, Korea Home Shopping and TVSN Australia. I aslo consulted with China Home Shopping which did not materialize, Borders.com and CatalogueCity.com, now Shop.com. I also have been blessed with the gift of singing and a beautiful accompanist, my wife, Joan as we present "Hymns and Their Stories"
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