Cymbric Early-Smith's Blog (10)

   - Busy reconciling the last bits & drafts of Janus Paradox. Feeling _so_ close to having a complete final draft, ready to send off.  Eeeeep!!!

   I've sent off the first third of the final document to one of my editors for any last feedback and I'm feeling really good about it.  It took forever for me to figure out how to format the pagination so that I could include the chapter titles on every other page w/the page numbers.  Couldn't find anything via websites. I ought to post…

 - Happy Friday All!  New Jacket Blurb Posted for your perusal and feedback:

...A kinship woven over the centuries - mysteriously frayed by a modern peril - can only be mended by two strangers returning to a shared past, rekindling and reforging a love for all…

Elevator line for The Janus Paradox: A time-rift in the 21st century must be healed from a thousand years in the past – by two people who no longer know each other… 

Analogy: Romeo & Juliet meets ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’, set in the time-traveling situations of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series 

Expanded Analogy: Imagine the timeless lovers of Romeo & Juliet, fated to be together, yet made to suffer the consequences of the altered…

Good Morning All!

   I have been really struggling over the last couple months (!) with a middle chapter of my book, which developed into one of the major turning points in the life of my main character (Version B of the main character, that is - remember it's a time…

   Ideas for Book Sayings/Quotes to entice readers for The Janus Paradox:

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The Janus Paradox only 8 chapters and some polishing away from completion…!  :)

Beginnings:

   - For those who've only heard vague references to this project that gradually took over my life 2 - 1/2 years ago, here's the 'Cliff Notes' version:…

It may not seem like it from the outside, but I've just affected a transition in my writing that means I've now completed 85% of my new novel, with the remainder fully set up to be done in the next couple months... 

  I am SO excited.  I just crashed through a huge barrier that had been holding me back for months.  Woohoo!

- Cym

 Good Afternoon All,

     I'm very excited to have found this forum.  I've been looking for a way to share something about this project that took over my life awhile back and this seems to be a nice fit.  I've gotten to a point where I'd really like some feedback, as well as a place to put something out that might help as an incentive…