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In a letter to the editor Pascal Covici, John Steinbeck mentions how a nameless, faceless, generalized audience will scare you to death.
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In this episode, authors and editors Marie Beswick-Arthur and Amie McCracken explore the delicate balance between showing and telling in writing, revealing
We recently did a quick survey through the Ingenium BooksLetter and asked our audience what the biggest pain point was for them
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