Author Notes
These brevette poems are my writing mantras. I practice them daily. If I leave you with anything, it's this: No one else should care more about your book, short story, poem, or script, than you. Point being, don't give up making your work the best it can be. Learn how to use FanStory edit, and don't forget to use it! Look at your work in preview mode to make sure is it properly formatted, and that the sentences extend to the margin. There are many here on FanStory that can help. Don't be afraid to private mail the folks at FanStory and ask. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions. If I don't know, I will point you in the right direction.
Many thanks today for all my reviewers who have taken the time to leave their kind and helpful critiques. This has motivated me to become a better writer. Although I am blind, I spend the majority of my day reading, writing, and reviewing. Make it a great writing day, my friend!
A Brevette Poem is three words. A noun, verb, and noun, sandwiched together. Each one of these is its own Brevette. This form was introduced to me by Australian poet, Roy Owen.
Some beautiful music for your writing. It is, after all, Fantasticated Friday!
