What a challenge this represents. I am always unsure as to how I will stack up. My God, I am in talking to people like Dinty. However, nothing ventured, nothing earned. I will be giving it a shot for Brevity’s sake.
I read a few months ago a post by an editorial team member of a newly revived magazine from Chicago. Can anyone remind me of the name of the magazine. I can’t find my reply to that post.
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How did my name and email suddenly abracadra in your this section when I was merely lurking? That’s a good trick.
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Maybe.
What a challenge this represents. I am always unsure as to how I will stack up. My God, I am in talking to people like Dinty. However, nothing ventured, nothing earned. I will be giving it a shot for Brevity’s sake.
AWP was amazing and reconfirmed my passion for writing non fiction -why do I have to work too?
Indeed.
I read a few months ago a post by an editorial team member of a newly revived magazine from Chicago. Can anyone remind me of the name of the magazine. I can’t find my reply to that post.
I wrote a four-page paper entitled “The Ouzo Prophecy” that contains approximately 1,082 words. Am I out of luck with Brevity?
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Hey, thanks for the great resource. Just so you know I think that it’s actually “they’re” instead of “there” FYI.