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By admin, on May 13th, 2011%
About Lory Kaufman “I write Post-Dystopian fiction. After society’s collapse, which is imagined in so many great dystopian stories, humans will either fade into history, with the dinosaurs, or, if it learns the right lessons, society will go on to construct a civilization to last tens of thousands of years. History Camp [...] . . . → Read More: Guest Post by Lory Kaufman, author of “The Lens and the Looker”
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About Heather Haven Heather is a story teller by nature and loves the written word. In her career, she’s written short stories, novels, comedy acts, plays, television treatments, ad copy, commercials, and even ghost-wrote a book. One of her first jobs as a writer was given to her by her then agent. It was that of writing a [...] . . . → Read More: On Creating a Unique Character by Heather Haven, author of “Murder is a Family Business”
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About Jean Henry Mead Jean Henry Mead is a mystery/suspense and western historical novelist. She’s also an award-winning photojournalist. One of her fortes is interviewing writers, actors, politicians, artists and ordinary people who have accomplished extraordinary things. She began her writing career as a California news reporter/editor/photographer, first in Central California and later in San Diego. [...] . . . → Read More: The Three Rules of Dialogue by author Jean Henry Mead
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