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    April 15, 2008

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    Steven McDermott

    Way to go Matt. That's two for two. Who said getting published in Storyglossia wouldn't bring worldwide recognition?

    Anna Clark

    I can only hope that his Italian fans don't lure him away first.

    Czyzniejewski

    Too bad for you Michiganders he's coming to Ohio. He just knows a good thing when he sees it.

    Dan Wickett

    Ha! The poor bastard is commuting back and forth, counting the minutes he gets back into Michigan each time he's in a workshop.

    That said, the BGSU/Bell combination is going to kick some serious ass.

    Matt Bell

    The choice every true writer eventually faces: Michigan, Ohio, or Italy.

    Thanks again for the post, Dan-- It's much appreciated.

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