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... better and better as they watch your books grow better and better . If you have a valid reason for using a pen name , use one by all means . But don't use a pseudonym on the grounds of mis- taken reticence or because you like to think ...
... better and better as they watch your books grow better and better . If you have a valid reason for using a pen name , use one by all means . But don't use a pseudonym on the grounds of mis- taken reticence or because you like to think ...
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... better than anything else the question of how much prewriting planning is necessary . The better your plot plan before you begin writing — the more closely you have checked each of the many considerations which come up in the writing ...
... better than anything else the question of how much prewriting planning is necessary . The better your plot plan before you begin writing — the more closely you have checked each of the many considerations which come up in the writing ...
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... Better that you , good reader , may never know its horrors . The omniscient - viewpoint script still turns up on the unrush piles ( and , subsequently , in the rejection baskets ) at publishing offices all the time . The old - fashioned ...
... Better that you , good reader , may never know its horrors . The omniscient - viewpoint script still turns up on the unrush piles ( and , subsequently , in the rejection baskets ) at publishing offices all the time . The old - fashioned ...
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