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1. Naturalized Diversity
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By: Joyce Zarins, on 6/27/2014
Blog: Constructions: joyce audy zarins (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By Joyce Audy Zarins Like daffodils naturalized in the woods, all Native Americans, immigrants from everywhere in the world, people with various abilities, talents, handicaps, and preferences populate our American nation. We are all in this cross-pollinated garden together. Our stories should reflect that biodiversity. By “naturalized diversity” I mean that the characters in our […]

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2. Finding Your Other Markets
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By: Joyce Zarins, on 4/23/2014
Blog: Constructions: joyce audy zarins (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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This article also appears at writersrumpus.com. While your book is percolating in your mind, in revisions or sketches, or under the scrutiny of your crit group buddies, you can explore ways to build your publishing credentials. Magazines and other media can be valuable, shorter-term ways to get your work seen. Here’s a more-or-less “out there” […]

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