connect – CleanWIP Magazine

Today’s #CleanWIP theme and collaborative article is Connect. [More info]

Use CleanWIP Magazine’s hashtag with lines from a work-in-progress and your tweet might be included in a https://t.co/yUHUbxZp23 collaborative article for authors who lean *clean* and readers who love them. The #CleanWIP theme for Sunday, February 2, 2020 is CONNECT pic.twitter.com/vWDLGlWP95
— CleanWIP Magazine (@cleanwip) February 2, 2020

#CleanWIP Emily studied a sleeping Clint. She ached for her loss when he learned the truth.
Clemons’s menacing words frightened her. Did he connect her arrival date with the arrival of his second mail-order bride? She lacked the courage to ask. Not knowing, frightened her more.
— Laurean Brooks (@Laurean2) February 3, 2020

Trying to connect with Beverly seemed impossible. Her friends were not my type; they sang a different tune than me. But, something about her made me try. I went to the stiff- neck parties and drank the awful wine. All I wanted; a day alone with my dream girl, Beverly. #CleanWip
— John Wilde (@WriterJohnWilde) February 2, 2020

He sat there almost every day when the weather was nice. Arthur knew he was no threat; he had run a background check on him long ago. His name was George Jameson, and he was a retired professor–no family, no connections to anything but books and local coffee shops. #CleanWIP
— Jessica Marie Holt — Author (@Jessica06311722) February 3, 2020

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The CleanWIP Experience

For a time, CleanWIP Magazine worked closely with published authors and writers who are aspiring to be published as well as other creative people such as artists, poets, bloggers, and songwriters in our CleanWIP collaboration group for authors (et al) and via the #CleanWIP hashtag to bring readers interesting sneak peeks into their works-in-progress and published books plus full-featured articles, personal reflections on the thoughts and struggles from a rough draft to a published work, and special collaborations on various topics. Though the magazine is no longer active, this site might still prove an enjoyable way to meet your next favorite author.

We still encourage writers who market their work as clean to use the #CleanWIP hashtag on any social platform to share sneak peeks from yet-to-be-published works. We also encourage use of the hashtag for a single relevant release day announcement. On Fridays, we relax the structure even further and encourage using #CleanWIP to share relevant news, interesting teases from a work-in-progress or published work (purchase links encouraged on Fridays), or something else our readers might love. Actual use of the hashtag is not within our control and even on this site we will sometimes share #CleanWIP content that doesn’t strictly meet these guidelines.