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Another Way to Write Your Memoir
Many’s the person who’s thought to themselves, “I’ve had an interesting life. I should write my memoir.” And they’re right: there’s a book in every one of us, whether we’ve lived what to the ordinary world would seem an interesting … Continue reading
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Ten Ways to Make Certain Your Novel Won’t be Published Traditionally
1. Don’t redraft on the grounds that you don’t want to lose the spontaneity of your work. 2. If you do decide to do the 8+ drafts necessary to make someone take you seriously, you insist on doing them online, … Continue reading
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