Angel’s Comments (group member since May 23, 2017)

Angel’s comments from the Navigating Indieworld Discussing All Things Indie group.

Thank you, Alex! Got mine in. Good luck to you!

Congrats, R.L.!

Write the sentences as long or as short as you need them to. Just make them clear to understand. That's all you need.

Shared on my social media. Congrats, Carole!

I'm in. Thank you, Brittney and Carole! Ok, done! Email has been sent.

I think I have everybody shared and liked on here so far.

My blog is here on Goodreads. I don't know if it'll suffice:

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...

I followed everybody!

Mary wrote: "Following everyone who's posted so far."

Followed you Mary.

Kimberly wrote: "I can't remember if I have commented so commenting again and will follow others. Thanks."

Followed you Kimberly.

Helen wrote: "Followed, PDR!"

Followed you Helen.

Carole wrote: "I think I got everybody"

Followed you Carole!

C.C. wrote: "I think I've got everone so far"

Kimberly wrote: "I can't remember if I have commented so commenting again and will follow others. Thanks."

followed you back, C.C.

Margaret wrote: "I just followed all of you :)"

Followed you back, Margaret.

Eva wrote: "I am following all who are above me. Please follow me in return if you aren't already. Thank you. Best wishes to everyone in your literary endeavors."

Followed you Eva!

Dale wrote: "Caught up to this point . . . I hope . . ."

We already follow each other.

Followed you Piaras.

Richard wrote: "Good luck everyone!"

Followed you back!

Amy wrote: "That must make it interesting Angel!"

It can be. I usually ignore the grammar check when it tries to change the way I spell words particularly when its UK spelling. I set it on ignore rule so that way it won't bother me again. I also put a foreword in my novel so when people see UK spellings and other languages and spellings they won't freak out. So far I've had no problems. I try not to think about it. And even when I do think about what my readers would think I still do it the way I feel it should be done. But it can be a pain when I have different languages, grammar, spellings and colloquial terms in the same book. It's a lot of work, but it comes naturally to me. But it can confuse Grammarly and Microsoft Word grammar and ProWriting Aid quite a bit. And then I can get frustrated. But it eventually works out the way I want it to. Probably because I'm more stubborn than Grammarly, ProWriting Aid, and Microsoft Word grammar check.

I grew up with a mixed bag of grammar and spellings, etc. from UK to US. Also French, Spanish to name a few.