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Author Stella Bagwell on Going it Alone, or Why You Don’t Need to Live in a Big City to Become a Successful Writer
by Stella Bagwell, author of The Deputy’s Lost and Found (Silhouette Special Edition, April 2010) Ask most any author and they’ll probably agree that writing is a solitary job. In my case, you can underscore solitary. In 1984, when I … Continue reading
