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THE TEN RULES FOR WRITING FICTION (that other writers never told you)
In Writing With Words on March 3, 2011 at 6:33 amAdvice, Agents, Authors, blogging, Canadian writing, ebooks, Internet, Justin, Margaret Atwood, Online, Publishing, Shaista, Shaista Justin, Writer Advice, Writers, Writing, writing advice
Atwood’s Changing Cheese Landscape
In Uncategorized on February 23, 2011 at 5:53 pmMargaret Atwood wouldn’t say that writers are in a “bad” mood, but more that the publishing landscape is changing and threatening to subsume their “cheese sandwich.” (She does talk a lot about that sandwich! Ummm, cheeeessse, says the vegan…-sigh-).
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