Wednesday 30 January 2013

The Artist Unleashed: THE BENEFITS OF BROAD CONNECTIONS, by LM Preston

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4 comments:

  1. It's a lonely world out there for writers. Thankfully,I met a fabulous group of writers at MVRWA, Maumee Valley Romance Writers of America. Though I don't write romance, they scooped me up, encouraged me, and have kept me focused ever since.

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  2. Amen! I've published one book and have 2 finished, probably never going to be published books and two wip. But I finished one! Woot woot! Haha!

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  3. My first published book meant I got to meet so many amazing and supportive people online and from every walk of life and at every stage of the writing journey. It's been a big learning experience. Wouldn't trade it for anything now.

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  4. Alex, Read my and Em-Musing, that's the secret of being a writer. Expressing yourself on paper and sharing with others that do can open doors to great friendships and other opportunities. Thanks for commenting on my post :-D

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