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"My book Goodnight Angel centres around the murder of a little girl. I don't actually…"

Jessica replied Apr 4, 2009 to are we killing children now?

 30 Apr 18, 2009
Reply by I. J. Parker

"In his book On Writing, King mentions that he usually writes two drafts, then a poli…"

Jessica replied Mar 26, 2009 to re-write or edit?

 17 Apr 5, 2009
Reply by minervaK

"I think everyone dreams of making a real career out of writing. Everyone hopes that…"

Jessica replied Mar 6, 2009 to What would it take to make you walk away?

 20 Mar 6, 2009
Reply by Jessica

"I thought 'Fuck' meant to sow seeds? Don't know where I heard that... I use swearin…"

Jessica replied Feb 2, 2009 to F*** You! article about swearing

 35 Feb 5, 2009
Reply by Michael Phelps

"The only creative writing classes I ever took were in high school, but it can't hurt…"

Jessica replied Feb 2, 2009 to My First Creative Writing Class

 16 Feb 27, 2009
Reply by Benjamin Sobieck

"Yeah, it is the first in a series. I like your idea"

Jessica replied Dec 17, 2008 to Ideas for Titles

 14 Dec 17, 2008
Reply by D.R. MacMaster

"This is really good!"

Jessica replied Dec 17, 2008 to Ideas for Titles

 14 Dec 17, 2008
Reply by D.R. MacMaster

"I liked the Dexter series based on the Jeff Lindsey novels."

Jessica replied Dec 12, 2008 to Confessions of a Primetime Snob

 12 Dec 15, 2008
Reply by A F Waddell

"My mother wont go into book stores with me anymore, because I try and buy everything…"

Jessica replied Dec 12, 2008 to How do you choose your next book?

 9 Dec 19, 2008
Reply by Molly Weston

"Well, I would prefer lots of readers, but readers don't pay the bills now do they?"

Jessica replied Dec 10, 2008 to Would you rather have 1,000 readers and make $1, or have 1 reader and make $1,000?

 31 Dec 10, 2008
Reply by Dennis Leppanen

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