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I wish to write a book

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  • 08-09-2010 12:38am
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    tonyheaney
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    I would like to write a book I’m heading towards Strongbow for some reason and the 11th 12th century not sure if I am in the rite please but wandered if anyone could help direct me in to the right way what to do and so on.


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    Eliot Rosewater
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    I was about to suggest the Creative Writing forum (the Lit forum isn't for composition discussion), but I see you've beaten me to it.

    Another forum of interest would be History & Heritage. But before you race off to set up another thread there, just be aware that setting up duplicate threads in different forums is generally frowned upon here.

    Wait and see what the CW folks have to say, and then head to the History forum when you need specific recommendations on background reading or generalised discussion on the historical aspect.


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    tonyheaney
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,686 ✭✭✭tonyheaney


    just want to say thank you im new here and don't wish to offend anyone on my first try, i don't know i feel the urge to write a book like an itch but i keep stalling but i know i need to. thanks again. :)


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    sceptre
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    Heya

    Welcome aboard.

    Basically what Eliot said - whichever of the Creative Writing or History & Heritage forums you reckon is most appropriate is the best place to start a writing thread. This forum is far more of a discussion zone for reading:).


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