Comments on: The Narrative Hook http://www.greggmorris.com/the-narrative-hook Reinventing Yourself and Your Business... Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:48:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Gregg http://www.greggmorris.com/the-narrative-hook/comment-page-1#comment-2612 Gregg Tue, 20 Oct 2009 15:01:16 +0000 http://www.greggmorris.com/?p=3714#comment-2612 Hi Les, Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to share this. "Hooked..." had me just that as I was browsing through it. And, it sure helped to illustrate the point I was trying to make to the business folks out there. I went through your web site after I got back that day, as I was familiar with a writer who shares your last name, Clyde, but not with your work. I was quite taken with your background and your work. I am likely going to use your statement from "Hooked..." about trouble being the only reason to write fiction (or something to that effect) as a lens when I put up another post on non-fiction stories. Now, about Indiana. I'll have to check with my basketball expert when he gets home from school for Thanksgiving. I can't pull for them of course, but it would be nice to see the program get back to the lofty heights that they used to. I grew up in Ohio and have many memories of the Ohio State - Indiana rivalry. I wonder if Carolina and Indiana face off in the Big 10 Challenge this year? B&N's a lot of fun to poke around in. You son must have inherited some of those reading and writing genes. While ours never worked at B&N growing up, they love to read and both seem to have a talent for writing. My wife and I have long said that the best thing we did for them growing up was to teach them to enjoy reading and the companionship of a good book. Thanks for your words of encouragement. I can't begin to tell you how much fun it is to discover writers who I wasn't familiar with, read some of their work, and then get a chance to meet them online. Best wishes, Gregg Hi Les,

Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to share this. “Hooked…” had me just that as I was browsing through it. And, it sure helped to illustrate the point I was trying to make to the business folks out there. I went through your web site after I got back that day, as I was familiar with a writer who shares your last name, Clyde, but not with your work. I was quite taken with your background and your work. I am likely going to use your statement from “Hooked…” about trouble being the only reason to write fiction (or something to that effect) as a lens when I put up another post on non-fiction stories.

Now, about Indiana. I’ll have to check with my basketball expert when he gets home from school for Thanksgiving. I can’t pull for them of course, but it would be nice to see the program get back to the lofty heights that they used to. I grew up in Ohio and have many memories of the Ohio State – Indiana rivalry. I wonder if Carolina and Indiana face off in the Big 10 Challenge this year?

B&N’s a lot of fun to poke around in. You son must have inherited some of those reading and writing genes. While ours never worked at B&N growing up, they love to read and both seem to have a talent for writing. My wife and I have long said that the best thing we did for them growing up was to teach them to enjoy reading and the companionship of a good book.

Thanks for your words of encouragement. I can’t begin to tell you how much fun it is to discover writers who I wasn’t familiar with, read some of their work, and then get a chance to meet them online.

Best wishes,

Gregg

]]> By: Les Edgerton http://www.greggmorris.com/the-narrative-hook/comment-page-1#comment-2611 Les Edgerton Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:32:18 +0000 http://www.greggmorris.com/?p=3714#comment-2611 Hi Gregg Morris, Just wanted to thank you for the nice things you had to say about my book, "Hooked: Write Fiction That Grabs Readers on Page One and Never Lets Them Go." It's just a terrific feeling to find out that something you wrote has helped a fellow writer. And, I was interested in the Roy Williams story. A really nice guy by all accounts and deserving of all he's won. However, I'm afraid UNC is doomed to second-place in the next few years... as Indiana University is about to begin a new dynasty! My son Mike also worked in a B&N store while in high school (as does your wife) and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. He made sure to keep my books prominently displayed... or no supper! Again, thank you! And best of luck with your own writing. Blue skies, Les Edgerton Hi Gregg Morris,
Just wanted to thank you for the nice things you had to say about my book, “Hooked: Write Fiction That Grabs Readers on Page One and Never Lets Them Go.” It’s just a terrific feeling to find out that something you wrote has helped a fellow writer.

And, I was interested in the Roy Williams story. A really nice guy by all accounts and deserving of all he’s won. However, I’m afraid UNC is doomed to second-place in the next few years… as Indiana University is about to begin a new dynasty!

My son Mike also worked in a B&N store while in high school (as does your wife) and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. He made sure to keep my books prominently displayed… or no supper!

Again, thank you! And best of luck with your own writing.

Blue skies,
Les Edgerton

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