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    April 27, 2011

    EWN at The Writer Magazine

    I believe it appears thanks go out to Sharon Oard Warner for including the following at the end of her article from a July 2010 article titled "How to Sell Your Work: Short Stories" found online at The Writer Magazine (registration required, but free).

     

    RESOURCES:

    The Emerging Writer’s Network (www.emergingwriters.typepad.com) is a lively, intelligent source of information and inspiration for short-story writers and readers of literary fiction.

     

    This was a very nice thing to see today.

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