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In Six Words: "What I Hope to Accomplish Through My Writing"
What is it that you wish to achieve with the work you produce? Fame? Fortune? A changed life? At the end of the day, why are you writing what you're writing?
In six words, tell us: What do you hope to accomplish through your writing?
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Permalink Reply by Karen Banes on -
To change the world with words (which also happens to be the name of my blog)
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Permalink Reply by Carol Morgan on -
CHANGE the world for the better!
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Permalink Reply by Shirley J. Buxton on -
Provide a whiff of beautiful hope.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Buie-Collard on -
Joy, prosperity, education, life through words
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Permalink Reply by Annie Wood on -
abundance via money and pure joy.
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Permalink Reply by Lee J Tyler on -
Write until my characters start complaining.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Miranda on
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To weave resiliant drapery from spiderwebs.
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