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E-mail the webmaster@peacecorpswriters.org with comments ... Copyright © 2008 PeaceCorpsWriters.org, (formerly RPCV Writers & Readers) All rights reserved. ...
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Award-winning novelist Randy Ingermanson teaches on the art of writing fiction, getting it published, and helping your publisher market your work.
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Every author I know gets asked the same question: How do you write a book? It's a simple question, but it causes unexpected problems. On the one hand, it's
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For freelance writers, writing fiction, nonfiction and copywriting. Have fun, and become a better writer. Copyright (c) 2004 to 2007, Angela Booth. All rights reserved.
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For writers who like to plan their stories, and therefore not need as many major revisions, the Snowflake Method is a great step-by-step way to write a novel.
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