Come-Follow The Path: The Key to Self-Publishing Your Memoir: Be Confident with Your Story!

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

The Key to Self-Publishing Your Memoir: Be Confident with Your Story! - Huffington Post

The Key to Self-Publishing Your Memoir: Be Confident with Your Story!
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If you asked me about confidence as a writer a year ago, I'd say confidence equates publication. I had written more than 100 drafts for each of my little academic books, which took six years while struggling to support a family on a part time teacher ...

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Tuesday, March 11, 2014

The Key to Self-Publishing Your Memoir: Be Confident with Your Story! - Huffington Post

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