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Ongoing, First published Feb 12, 2017
Looking to get recognized? To become a famous author? 

Contests help a lot so why not join this one.

This contest book has chapters and chapters of contests with deadlines and chopping blocks ;)

Think your up for the challenge open it up and see our rules and standards and then get into the first contest your eligible to be in.
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