Writers: Avoid Relying on the Editorial Middleman

A fiction writer understands how much effort is required to produce good copy: he or she starts with an idea; builds up the idea; drafts a story. Then, he or she revises the story, revises, revises.  A writing process may require thousands of words and hundreds of pages–even for a short story. But after all this writing work […]
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Published on June 09, 2015 14:36
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M. Duda
Michael is the author of several collections of short stories. Under pen name M. Duda, his titles include  We Dream at Twilight and  Whispers from the Grave.

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