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[TCBell]

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I must apologise for not posting a greeting first and formost. My name is Tom and I'm very new to this (as you no doubt have noticed).
I confess I jumped the gun out of impatience; I have never shown anybody anything I have written for pleasure.
I was not expecting any feedback at all to be honest and so I very much appreciate the comments left by Father Luke. Thank you for that it really does mean a lot.
I promise I will take some time to read more of the works posted here and to comment too! I am afraid I am not much of a critic but I will try, I mostly like to just read and all I wanted really was to be read.
So thank you again and again hello.

[Jenifer]

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It's very nice to meet you.  What do you like to write most?  What do you like to read?  Do you prefer waffles or pancakes?

[Father Luke]

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These, which are in a link provided by the introduction letter Jenifer sends out to everyone, and which is usually never read, helps with guidelines for critiquing:

http://literarymary.com/forum/guidelines-for-critique/guidelines-for-critique/


Reading others is a good way to become a better writer.
Sometimes you go blech: 

And sometimes you go: Ahhhh! But you always come away
with something. So, read. Learn how to read as a reader, and as a writer.

---> Click <---


I've already said welcome, so now I'll sing you a song:

[redperil]

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Welcome onboard Tom. Mary is a great place to improve your writing, or just hang out. Don't be afraid to offer critique, sometimes what may appear silly is actually a perspective the writer may not have considered before. We try and offer honest feedback, but if you can take that, you should have some fun.

Mr Lally

[Sana]

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Hello Tom! I hope you like it here.

Sana