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Tips In Creating A Great Story, and Helping Others Too

AnonymousReeduur

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AnonymousReeduur

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Here are some tips and advice to use, and take in mind when creating your wonderful stories, to improve your wonderful works.

This book also includes the names of undiscovered authors and books that I'm sure with your feedback, will become even greater writers than now.

(This book is to mean no offense, but if taken, I meant none)All Rights Reserved

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