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    Networking Tips for Writers: Envisioning Success
    Networking Tips for Writers: Envisioning Success
    Networking Tips for Writers: Envisioning Success
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    Networking Tips for Writers: Envisioning Success

    By Terrie Leigh Relf

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    While writing -- and reading -- may be a solitary act, it is also a collaborative one: between writers and their internal and external editors, writers and their publishers, writers and their readers, and yes, writers and their colleagues, or fellow writers. Writing is also about creating and nurturing - as well as sustaining - connections by forming communities of like-minded individuals who exchange ideas and other resources. That said, this short eBook is about that collaborative process and is intended for writers of all levels and experience. Whether you’re new to the writing scene or are a networking guru, I hope you find something of value within these pages.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTerrie Leigh Relf
    Release dateFeb 16, 2016
    ISBN9781311842718
    Networking Tips for Writers: Envisioning Success
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    Terrie Leigh Relf

    Terrie Leigh Relf is a Lifetime Member of the Science Fiction Poetry Association and an active member of the Horror Writers Association. She is the author - and co-author - of over ten books, and appears in several genre anthologies. In addition to being an author, Relf is a copywriter, editor, content provider, and NLP & Hypnotherapy Writing Coach. Find her work as an editor and author at Alban Lake Publishing and Elektrik Milk Bath Press et al.

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