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  • Eartha Watts-Hicks
    Eartha Watts-Hicks commented on Cait Levin's article [What's Next?] Getting Organized
    Writing my debut novel, I tried something new every time I found myself stuck long the process. My favorite tool was a color coded spread sheet that served as an outli...
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    Susan Brandt commented on Colleen Haggerty's article [SWP: Behind the Book] Why I'm Telling Secrets
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    Kathryn Meyer Griffith commented on Emily Lackey's article The Art of Submission: On Wanting It Too Much
    Emily like you I grew up poor in a rich part of town. In a big family like the Waltons. I, too, craved all the things I couldn't have and saw all the children having a...
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