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    How to Write for Success Literary Magazine: Second Issue
    How to Write for Success Literary Magazine: Second Issue
    How to Write for Success Literary Magazine: Second Issue
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    How to Write for Success Literary Magazine: Second Issue

    By Brenda Mohammed and Florabelle Lutchman

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    This is the second issue of the Magazine due in September for How to Write for Success Literary Network, 

    It contains interviews of literary icons, poems from five-star poets, articles and poems from Chief Administrators and Administrators, a round-up of the network's news and achievements over the past six months of all five forums, and more:

    1. How to Write for Success Literary Forum,

    2. Literary Forum for Poems Against Domestic Violence,

    3. Poems for Prevention of Suicide Literary Forum,

    4. Library of How to Write for Success - BOOKS ONLY and

    5.Grupo Hispaniomundial De Escritores -UHE Trinidad and Tobago.

    There is much to read for your entertainment and pleasure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrenda Mohammed
    Release dateSep 8, 2021
    ISBN9798201804336
    How to Write for Success Literary Magazine: Second Issue
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    Brenda Mohammed

    Brenda Mohammed, a former Bank Manager from Trinidad, is a renowned, multi-award winning, and bestselling author who has published 52 books. Her genres are memoirs, romance, science fiction, mysteries, psychological thriller, children’s books, Christian books, poetry, self-help, magazines, and anthologies. She is Founder of the How to Write for Success Literary Network and is President CIESART INTERCONTINENTAL - TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, a legally registered company in Spain. Her superb writing skills won her several literary awards in the USA, Peru, Kazakhstan, Seychelles, Nigeria, India, Romania, Argentina, Morocco, Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, and the UK.

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