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    Writers'Narrative eMagazine October 2023: Writers' Narrative
    Writers'Narrative eMagazine October 2023: Writers' Narrative
    Writers'Narrative eMagazine October 2023: Writers' Narrative
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    Writers'Narrative eMagazine October 2023: Writers' Narrative

    By Wendy H. Jones, Allison Symes, Eileen Rolland and

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    Welcome to the October Issue of Writers' Narrative, the magazine for writers everywhere. This month we focus on Horror. There's an interview with Tananarive Due the foremost black horror author, how to write a truly horrible character, on writing horror - the campfire legacy, writing narrative non-fiction, marketing your horror books,  book reviews, new releases and so much more. Whether you are an established horror author, or merely dipping your toe in the water, this is the magazine for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWendy H. Jones
    Release dateSep 23, 2023
    ISBN9798223408451
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