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July 17, 2015 by Kim Iverson

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You’re a fun person, with good insights, and a little off-beat. Good combo.

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COMPLETEDWar of the Lycaens 3rd book in the Eternal Souls Universe series

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Updated every time I write - currently daily. Currently finishing books every 3 months so check back often.

After done, they go to wait in the waiting room like the good little stories they are until I can get to them.

My favorite writing podcast – Alone In A Room With Invisible People

When are Collaborations A Good Idea? March 19, 2019
Collaborations. It's alien subject for many authors. Even the concept can be a bit foreign. Writing is a solo effort. You're in your mind, working with your characters in your world. Already they can be so hard to control! So what benefit comes from sharing a world, a page, and a cover with another writer? It's not what you're thinki […]
Writing to Market VS Selling Out March 12, 2019
From Rebecca: I believe this is a 'must listen to' episode if you are aspiring to write for a living. There are always exceptions to every rule - but the exceptions are few and far between. In this episode we cover the difference between 'Writing to Market' and 'Selling Out' - and how it can vastly affect your writing career. […]

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