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Learning More

I believe that we are always in a state of learning. When we fail to learn, we fail to grow and our writing can become stagnant. I encourage you to use the pages below to expand your writing horizons.

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Resources for writers
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Interviews with editors, agents and authors.
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Pikes Peak Writers Conference

April 29 - May 1, 2011
Faculty for suspense, mystery, horror, thriller, romance, western, inspirational,, Christian, childrens, YA, literary fiction, and more