Amethyst Champagne

Joined December 2020

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Author and editor trying to improve myself, hopefully helping others along the way.

My Twitter @AmethystC99. I'll follow you back.

gemintheroughediting.com is my editing site.

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My Quasi Eco-Friendly-ism
In case you haven't seen anything, over the last few months, TV commercials, ads on social media, and so on have been pushing for products to be sustainable and eco-friendly.
By Amethyst Champagne10 days ago in Earth
Writing about Myself Online
Oh yes. At some point in a writer's journey, they will write about themselves. And you may be at the point where you want to share your stories with the world.
By Amethyst Champagne24 days ago in Journal
Replying to Online Comments
This is something that's highly debated in the online writing community. Should you reply to comments on your piece? Some people say yes, others say no, leaving the rest of us unsure how to engage more directly with our audience outside of our pieces or an email list.
By Amethyst Champagne28 days ago in Journal
How I Feel about Medium
There has been a lot of debate over which writing platform is better; Vocal or Medium? It's kind of like apples and oranges, only for indie writers. And I've seen it go both ways in my Facebook groups.
By Amethyst Champagneabout a month ago in Journal
Why is the First Draft so Important?
Oh yes, the dreaded first draft of a story. It's when we take the ideas swirling around in our heads, put them into words on pages, and see our stories come to life.
By Amethyst Champagneabout a month ago in Journal
To Dye or Not to Dye?
If I had to pick another love besides writing, editing, or reading, it would probably be dyeing my hair with funky colors. I love turning my blonde hair into blue, pink, red, green, purple, or a mix of several.
By Amethyst Champagneabout a month ago in Humans
Freedom
The sun pours down on them as the wind blows, music filling the bright blue skies. Finally, they were free at last. No more oppressive leaders from a foreign land, no one taking their resources or silencing them when someone defied them.
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Poets
The Deviants, part twenty
Ava was able to sigh with relief once they were outside, the fresh air filling her lungs. She slowed, partly to admire the trees and partly because the slippers she wore were not meant for the outdoors.
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Fiction
My Quasi-Minimalism
Sometimes, stuff can become overwhelming. And I'm not talking about mental or emotional baggage either, although the pandemic has made us deal with that too.
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Humans
The Deviants, part nineteen
"Get down on the ground, now!" one of the guards barked. "And put your hands in the air." Jessica rolled her eyes, "We're already doing that, genius."
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Fiction
The Deviants, part eighteen
After the sun had set for a few hours and the staff left for the night, Ava threw back her covers and walked to the door. Peeking her head through the frame, she saw that no one occupied the hallway.
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Fiction
My Hair Dressers Turn Me On
Oh yes, it's one of my secret "shames," although I'm not ashamed by it. It's just something that I will have to deal with every time I go get my hair cut.
By Amethyst Champagne2 months ago in Confessions

Amethyst Champagne

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My Quasi Eco-Friendly-ism

Writing about Myself Online

Replying to Online Comments

How I Feel about Medium

Why is the First Draft so Important?

To Dye or Not to Dye?

Freedom

The Deviants, part twenty

My Quasi-Minimalism

The Deviants, part nineteen

The Deviants, part eighteen

My Hair Dressers Turn Me On

Stories (129/0)