lidstrom82

Hey there! So, I've been writing a novel for the last six years.  The book is titled Flash, the first novel of The Forever Saga. It's a science fiction story involving a father and son, who seek to reconcile as they lead others against a hidden enemy in a final war. Here's the series tagline: An ancient enemy rises, A lost hero finds his way, and his son brings hope to a world on the verge of rebirth. The Forever Saga is the beginning of my writing career, and after years of writing and editing on my own, I'm proud to premiere it to you and other friends and family - and I'm offering you an early copy for helping me launch Flash! How? T

It's been said that the world is made up of artists and critics. Artists are creative, take risks, think outside the box, and express themselves in ways that ellicit reactions from others. Critics, for their part, can look at something created and assign value to it according to accepted standards. I've seen artists use their gifts to promote themselves, or something that is unworthy/inspires bad things. More often, I've seen critics take their opinions and influence and savage creativity. But here's the thing: our worst critics are often the ones inside us. Think about it. How many times did you talk yourself out of a creative idea, and o