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In this week’s writing journal, I realize just why sharing my writing is so hard.
My co-worker wrote this amazing journal entry about sharing your art and why it’s so goddam anxiety-inducing.
She’s currently going through the writing program we both work for (and the one I’m starting) so I’m posting this here so I can easily find it when I’m feeling these feels in a few months from now.
With all the imprints out there, it's sometimes difficult to know which imprint belongs to which of the big five publishers.
Approximately 10.7 million undocumented immigrants live in the United States, fearing for their safety and uncertain of what tomorrow may hold. . In "The Stories of U.S.", Surani takes us through the lives of ten undocumented and first-generation citizens living in the United States today, giving the reader an intimate look into how their lives are affected (sometimes in dangerous ways) every single day. . Each story is told through a different format (creative nonfiction, poetry, journal entry, etc), easily making this one of my favorite projects to have worked on---"The Stories of U.S." is currently available on Amazon! . . #newdegreepress #creatorinstitute https://www.instagram.com/p/CAyZbDaHsUDz2TvBMn0_i3-tosYu6H_wY7RR800/?igshid=rb7w3sw1gy4j
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