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The third rule is Yog's Law: money flows toward the author. The fourth rule is to read the Writer Beware blog regularly, regardless of the kind of writing you do, and Making Light as you get close to submission time for book-length fiction.
That's all for the moment, you pixel-stained technowretches: Back to your keyboards.Full post as published by Scrivener's Error on November 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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