Surviving the Apocalypse, Boys, and Teenage Angst

Surviving the Apocalypse, Boys, and Teenage Angst

A Book by Vanessa Rico
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This is what has been haunting me for five years! Hope you love it as much as I do

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Author's Note

Vanessa Rico
Constructive criticism please! <3 Thank you! <3 This novel is a work in progress. Writing to me can be a slow process especially when I am passionate about something. I will write a page and then immediately go back and edit before going on. I do this because I really do want this book to be published someday! Also if you see any grammatical errors or if something does not make sense please let me know!



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I write and edit as I go. I write whatever I have (usually a scene or two) then rewrite. I often go back and alter scenes if I write something later that needs more info earlier in the book. It hasn't slowed me down all that much. Keep at it.

Dean Koontz writes two books a year and says he never leaves a page until it has been rewritten to his satisfaction. I think that might be a little too much... but it works for him. It might for you.

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Posted 13 Years Ago


7 of 7 people found this review constructive.




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I love it. :-)
Please check out my book, too, and please give me some advice. ^_^

Posted 11 Years Ago


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I agree with Paul B. Spence about the title.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This sounds great! I will add it to my library and read it and review it as soon as possible :)
(You did a great job on the trailer!)

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

lol...i like the vid.... :)...wait.... :D


Posted 12 Years Ago


Government Conspiracy, killer flu and Alien Invasion?! Some writers try to tackle one or two of those at best, but you just had to go all out didn't you?
So, I like the basic concept of this, but I'll have to read more before I can give any kind of opinion. I must read on.

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Posted 12 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Like the new title.

Might work better if presented in a slightly different order, though. Maybe something like "How I survived Teenage Angst, Boys, and the Apocalypse."



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Posted 12 Years Ago


5 of 5 people found this review constructive.

I am really enjoying this story so far! I've been reading it as you post it and the details are just perfect! Looking forward to more as you get it written

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Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I write and edit as I go. I write whatever I have (usually a scene or two) then rewrite. I often go back and alter scenes if I write something later that needs more info earlier in the book. It hasn't slowed me down all that much. Keep at it.

Dean Koontz writes two books a year and says he never leaves a page until it has been rewritten to his satisfaction. I think that might be a little too much... but it works for him. It might for you.

This review was written for a previous version of this writing

Posted 13 Years Ago


7 of 7 people found this review constructive.

You are missing a great opportunity by writing and editing at the same time. Let your words flow out of you and put it all down. When you get further into the story you find yourself saying "I wish I had placed something about this earlier in the book as a hint or hanger..." When you go back to edit, then you can add, delete, change directions because now you know where your story is actually heading. You will think of new characters, places to add meaning or ambiance that will take on a new meaning later or give the story that ah-ha moment farther in. If you edit immediately, you lock yourself into the flow and are hard pressed to be able to change it as easily. When a painter paints, they paint in layers, adding emotions to the painting as if emerges before them. It changes and evolves. It isn't until the end, when no more flows from the artists soul that the finishing touches are placed. Think of writing, as layers. Hope this helps.

This review was written for a previous version of this writing

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on April 6, 2011
Last Updated on April 28, 2011
Tags: Apocalypse, dreams, teenagers, angst
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Vanessa Rico
Vanessa Rico

Walhalla, SC



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