Hello, all. I'm a young-ish writer working on my first novel (it's in the revision stages, yay!). Found this place while looking for resources on actually getting the darn thing published once it's done.
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- Thread starter Michael P
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Welcome, Michael P. Glad to have you here. 
Feel free to let us know if you need anything. Most of us are willing to help.
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Take some time and read the Newbie Guide and the Stickies found
at the top of Forum pages. They are your best guide to learning about
Absolute Write.
Don’t forget to read the FAQ regarding posting pictures at AW.
Members who want to start a thread in Share Your Work to have work critiqued need
50 posts. Don’t make a mad dash to reach your 50 posts. Take some time to greet fellow newbies,
critique other members’ works, or join a discussion.
Will do, and thanks for the welcomes, all.
Feel free to let us know if you need anything. Most of us are willing to help.
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Hi Michael P!
Welcome to AW!
Please read about AW basics in the Newbie Guide!
Many questions about using this software can be found in the FAQ's menu in the handy blue bar at the 'top' of this page. Also handy for first-time users is the common acronym list. This helps you identify those mystifying abbreviations.
The most helpful Novel thread in all of AW: here.
*Critiques* New members often ask about having work critiqued! They should first read the 50 Post rule. But when it comes to actually posting writing in the Share Your Work (SYW) area, this thread addresses many first time questions, while this one covers most common problems. found in SYW posts. *Worth reading no matter how long you have been here!*
AW is a community built on the foundations of respecting your fellow writer and helping each other, it's the basic building blocks of how and why AW works.
Welcome to our community! =)
-kelly-
Welcome to AW!
Please read about AW basics in the Newbie Guide!
Many questions about using this software can be found in the FAQ's menu in the handy blue bar at the 'top' of this page. Also handy for first-time users is the common acronym list. This helps you identify those mystifying abbreviations.
The most helpful Novel thread in all of AW: here.
*Critiques* New members often ask about having work critiqued! They should first read the 50 Post rule. But when it comes to actually posting writing in the Share Your Work (SYW) area, this thread addresses many first time questions, while this one covers most common problems. found in SYW posts. *Worth reading no matter how long you have been here!*
AW is a community built on the foundations of respecting your fellow writer and helping each other, it's the basic building blocks of how and why AW works.
Welcome to our community! =)
-kelly-
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Congratulations! I hope you are successful. I'm brand new here too, so thought I'd say hello to my fellow newfolk. Also, to be transparent I also need to have 50 posts I've read before I can post up a story! So of course, like you most likely - I'm looking forward to that.