A Feverish Cyclops and a Magic Carpet - It's Writing Prompt Time!

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Good Adventures, I'm so excited - it's writing prompt time. Today, I'm joined by my Roll-A-Prompt Writing Journal Series co-author Lisa Mahoney and our good friend space opera author A.L. Bruno. We roll dice, write, and read, cutting out all that boring stuff while we write. Comment over on our Youtube channel. Links: A new favorite singer/songerwriter is Jay Ingram. Check him his album on itunes. Want your own copy of a Roll-A-Prompt Writing Journal? You'll find them on Barnes and Noble, Kobo and Amazon. A.L Bruno's Space Opera Novel Stars Forever Black. He was on ep 101 of the show and you can hear him read a section. If you are going to be near the Orlando area come see Lisa and I at the Orlando Books Reads con the last weekend of August. It's free to attend the book signing on Aug 28, 2021 from 3-6 pm eastern. And that's it. I'll see you next time. Go read a good book. Melissa

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