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This was one of the best articles on characterization I have ever read and the reason, I believe, Cindy's books have become bestsellers.... -
Donald Maass is the president and founder of the Donald Maass Literary Agency. He teaches writing workshops across the count... -
Dan Walsh is the award-winning and bestselling author of 7 novels, published by Revell and Guideposts, including The Unfinish... -
When he was a senior in college, Dean Koontz won an Atlantic Monthly fiction competition and has been writing ever since. His books are pub... -
Reviewing this latest book, The Town That Forgot How to Breathe, made it clear why we need labels such as "CBA". If I want to be s...
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Brian Garfield is a novelist, screenwriter and producer who wrote his first published book at the age of eighteen. His novel, Hopscotch, wo... -
Yesterday I found out my latest novel, Soul's Gate , made the shortlist for the INSPY awards in the spec category. (They have a long ...
Who wouldn't love reading about a female pirate? And a red-head to boot!
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I would LOVE to read this book! Sounds intriguing. Please enter me in the drawing -- lauramctx@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSorry to say I'm not familiar with your work, but would really love to read the book. If I don't win guess I'll have to buy it! Oh, maybe I shouldn't have said that? Sounds like a fascinating read anyway...
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