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    30 Days to Your First Poetry Chapbook
    30 Days to Your First Poetry Chapbook
    30 Days to Your First Poetry Chapbook
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    30 Days to Your First Poetry Chapbook

    By Vince Iuliano

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    For better or verse, you've always written poetry. Or dabbled in it.
    No one ever took you seriously. But one day (you thought), you could be the next Carl Sandburg, Robert Frost, Maya Angelou.
    Well, you can. And it all starts with your very first chapbook.
    This is a month of tips, a trainer at your shoulder, 40 years of writing tips squeezed densely into these pages to walk you through your first poetry chapbook. Stem to stern, from creation of your title, your theme and topics, to polishing and revising your golden words of prose.
    Stop dreaming and start writing today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVince Iuliano
    Release dateApr 16, 2015
    ISBN9781310954092
    30 Days to Your First Poetry Chapbook
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    Vince Iuliano

    Freelance writer. Staunch crusader for truth, justice and the American Way..(writes under various names. You could be reading me right now, and not know it!)

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