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Twinkies and Twilight

My critique group and I a few weeks back were discussing technology and references that date novels, such as public pay phones versus common cell phone usage, or gas station attendants who pump customers’ gas.  Should a writer leave the … Continue reading →

Will The “Real

I read an excellent blog post recently about indy published work written by children .  The blogger made a comment that a writer is never *really* a published author until a publishing company, i.e. someone other than themselves, has evaluated … Continue reading →