several – CleanWIP Magazine

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

Use #CleanWIP with on-theme lines from a work-in-progress and your tweet might be included in a https://t.co/yUHUbxHNDt collaborative article for authors who lean clean and readers who love them. The #CleanWIP theme for Tuesday, April 21 is SEVERAL. pic.twitter.com/RVVl1Cbsnq
— CleanWIP Magazine (@cleanwip) April 21, 2020

#CleanWIP Half-Price Bride: “Tact’s never been one of my strong points. I pointed at that dirty, passed-out drover and said, ‛Apologize? If he’s a fine gentleman, I’m the Virgin Mary.’”

Emily went into convulsions which lasted several minutes. Then Clint’s ma finished her story.
— Laurean Brooks (@Laurean2) April 21, 2020

#CleanWIP Does God send messages through small seemingly insignifcant things like roses? Read this before you answer. https://t.co/lNkS2OwkbE
— Laurean Brooks (@Laurean2) April 21, 2020

He spotted the woman seated on a small stone bench and staring, straight-backed toward the sea, with her lips pressed in a line. He recognized her as the same woman he had seen with the king several weeks ago when he had finally be granted an audience. #cleanwip #wip #amwriting
— M. B. Aznoe (@mbaznoe) April 21, 2020

#CleanWIP (theme SEVERAL)
When Dolan rode with several men-at-arms into the yard of Castle Northland, the sadness oppressed him. Black banners on the gatehouse snapped in the breeze. Every person he encountered wore a black arm band. Misery wreathed every face.
— Katy Huth Jones (@KatyHuthJones) April 21, 2020

“What do you want me to say? You know the trouble I’ve been having at the hospital. I’ve reported it several times and they refused to do anything. I just got tired of it.”

“Fine, but you should of had a plan in place before you threw your job to the hell hounds.”#CleanWIP
— Emily Yager (@TheEmilyYager) April 21, 2020

Several calculations he ran on her yielded suspicious values. There was something about her, something incredible but concealed. What kind of person hadn’t heard of the Zephyr, or of shaper mages? The data didn’t add up, but he wasn’t sure what the error was. #CleanWIP #fantasy
— D. Art and Kay McKinney (@dartkaymckinney) April 21, 2020

I peeled bark from coppiced saplings. They all looked straight to me, but after #several cuffs to my head for handing the fletcher bent shafts, I began to see the little variations, the insect damage, the twists and turns. #cleanWIP #vss365
— ML Farb (@FarbMl) April 21, 2020

#CleanWIP Although I expected being a guest on Write Connections to be a great way to advance my career even further, my debut book had already touched the hearts of many. Several thousand had already connected with me via online social networks and at smaller local events.
— Earl Chinnici (@earlshelpdesk) April 21, 2020

The CleanWIP Experience

We work closely with published authors and writers who are aspiring to be published as well as other creative people such as artists, poets, and songwriters in our CleanWIP MeWe group for authors (et al) and via the #CleanWIP hashtag game to bring readers interesting sneak peeks into their works-in-progress 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.

We encourage authors to use the #CleanWIP hashtag to share sneak peeks related to the day’s theme from unpublished works. This helps us provide content our readers love and expect. For the same reason, 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.