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Teen Writers Publish! Podcast

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The Wattpad companion to the popular Teen Writers Publish! podcast, available on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. You can also listen at the TeenWritersPublish.com website.

I started this podcast because I have one regret in my life: I gave up being a writer while I was still a teen. That was a long time ago. How long? Let's just say that I remember when Pac Man was a cool new game. But I still regret giving up on my dream. I can't go back in time and fix that, though I can start again now (and I am). I can, however, prevent some of you from making that same mistake. 

You can be a writer. You can make a living doing what you love. In fact, if you do anything other than follow your passion, you are less likely to be successful. That's the premise of the Teen Writers Publish! podcast. I'll use these pages to pass on to you what we discuss on the show, some of our own writing tips, and just a great story about my writer's journey. Oh, and Gina's. You'll meet both of us on the podcast. 

And please leave your feedback after each show. We post a new show every Tuesday. 

Teen Writers Publish...where your writing career begins now!All Rights Reserved

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