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    A Writer's Climactic Close
    A Writer's Climactic Close
    A Writer's Climactic Close
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    A Writer's Climactic Close

    By E. S. Hazard

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    A writer devises an unorthodox plan to promote his books. It is a longshot, but it is a way to gain some impossible to obtain publicity. Social media has failed the author, so he believes this is his last chance to expose his stories to potential readers. Being famous is not his goal. The story is the only thing that matters to this writer. Will readers agree or will they reject the author? Everyone is a critic. Will exposing his stories to more people be worth harsh criticism? Are his stories worth reading or is he just delusional?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherE. S. Hazard
    Release dateJul 26, 2022
    ISBN9781005692001
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      A Writer's Climactic Close - E. S. Hazard

      A writer devises an unorthodox plan to promote his books. It is a longshot, but it is a way to gain some impossible to obtain publicity. Social media has failed the author, so he believes this is his last chance to expose his stories to potential readers. Being famous is not his goal. The story is the only thing that matters to this writer. Will readers agree or will they reject the author? Everyone is a critic. Will exposing his stories to more people be worth harsh criticism? Are his stories worth reading or is he just delusional?

      A Writer's Climactic Close

      Part of the Fortunate Career Caroms Series

      By E. S. Hazard

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