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sfnovelists.com - 6/18/2009
All Writers Are
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Years and years ago at an sf convention I sat on a panel during which one of the other panelists opined that (I’m totally paraphrasing and mangling the second half but I am pretty sure that the first phrase is a direct quote) “all writers are rapists, because we force our words into ...

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Bibliophile Stalker — ... Doctorow on How Internet Gatekeepers Stifle Progress. Nicola Morgan on Submission Spotlight. Bea Brooks on Procrastination = Walking The Dog. Janet Reid on What's NOT a Query Letter. The Bent Agency on A Few Notes on Conferences. Kristine Kathryn Rusch on The Freelancer’s Survival Guide: Money, Part Two. Rachelle Gardner on Do You Need a Blog Mentor? Kate Elliott on All Writers Are. Janice Hardy on Killer Instincts. News ...

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