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A National Poetry Month special
A recap of this year’s Washington Writers Conference
A sampling from Publishers Weekly’s latest list
A grassroots organization brings its message to Frederick.
Preparing for that all-important interview.
A look at what’s simmerin’ on the shelves this month.
Another year of VIDA’s eye-opening numbers
Recently, I had the opportunity to interview Donald Bain, author of more than three-dozen Murder, She Wrote mysteries, plus many other titles. Here, he offers insight into the writing life and gives readers a look at how he has managed to be so successful over the years.
