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  • Fort Wayne, Indiana
  • United States
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Personal Bio:
My name is Daniel Williams and I'm nineteen years old. I live in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I have been writing for eight years. I have a
Do you have any published books:
Yes, one book Brothers Stand Strong on lulu.com
Why did you join this group?
I want to help Young Adults learn how to write
Favorite Writing / Book Related Site?
www.goodreads.com
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Comment Wall (19 comments)

At 21:20 on June 6, 2008, Marion L. Jones said…
To you Daniel, keep that passion, never let no one try to take it away or discourage you. Ther will be times when they will say you are strange but you are just special in Gods eyes. He gave you the gift to share with others to help someone else. So if you need to chat sometimes I'm here, let the LORD lead you in all that you do
At 13:32 on June 7, 2008, George Wilder Jr. said…
Hey, thank you for the add. God Bless
At 8:20 on June 8, 2008, Cecil Harris said…
Hi, Daniel. It's good to meet you on the line. I lived in Indianapolis in 2001 & '02, when I was the Indiana Pacers reporter for The Indianapolis Star. Let me know when Brothers Stand Strong will be published. Write on!
At 9:37 on June 13, 2008, Muntu Maa Kheru Ani said…
Foremost, I hasten to apologize for mine belated comments. I am guilty, no doubt, of being negligent in many zones that needs be attended to. Indeed, if ever one excuses themselves of an offense they automatically accuse themselves of a manifest fault. Howsoever, Daniel, I am pleased to read something of your young voice and vision. You are most definitely correct, young man, about young adults having a story to tell. That story will undoubtedly reveal a pecular process that has landed so many of Us on the desolate shores of actual demetia. The thing is that these stories, in their unmolested vent of "Truth and Reality," are far too often caught up on the turbid tides of popular opinions. These stories might be personal, heart-felt, and well written by a gifted mind, and, yet, if these stories abide by the lierary dictates of this dying generation, then, what will happen is that the young story teller, and whatever faction that he has given himself to, will be the only one's benefiting. What I am saying here is that it is supremely important to keep it real and not necessarily correct. It is not wise to focus on mere applaud, materialism, or acceptance. The thought of keeping it real takes root in the actual facts of a matter as pitted against what only appears to be real and clever of words. It ain't about entertaining - no! not for a Ture Scribe. Never the less, you have embraced a good thing - keep writing!
At 16:10 on July 23, 2008, JaWar said…
Welcome to the site. The forums are a great place to network with other writers while leaving your mark. The Self-Publishing site has a wealth of information about book publishing.
At 4:39 on September 11, 2008, Swaggie Coleman said…
Hi Daniel,

Nice to meet you. What a blessing it is whenever I meet youth who love to read and write! Don't ever lose the passion and make it a goal to publish. The African-American Literary world awaits your entry. You are already off to a great and positive start in life. Stay blessed and connected...

Swaggie Coleman


"If you listen to the whispers, you won't hear the screams." Rev. Run (DMC) http://swaggiecoleman.blogspot.com/; Book Reviewer for RAWSISTAZ www.BlackBookReviews.net; Professional Blogger on www.blackhistory365.ning.com/profiles/SwaggieColeman;
At 22:15 on October 3, 2008, Eric Watford said…
Glad to add you as a friend. If there is anyway I can help you reach your goals let me know.

Eric
At 16:34 on October 4, 2008, Eric Watford said…
I would be glad to assist you. If you can, email me the chapters to
docwatford@gmail.com. If you can send it in microsoft word format that would be easiest for me, if not that is fine.
Eric
At 7:50 on November 19, 2008, TJ said…
Thanks I appreciate that. I try to write things that are motivational, self-help, informal...non-fictional types. Not only is it more interesting to me but if it will help someone else, I'm all for it.
At 21:06 on December 20, 2008, Juisee Da' Queen said…
Thank you for the warm welcome.
I appreciated a lot.

Take care
Have a blessed weekend.

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