The Writer's Workout

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Hello! Jennifer Martin here! I'm a budding short story writer and a new volunteer at The Writer's Workout as well as a recent graduate. I have learned that breaking into the literary world can be daunting feat and so I am taking every opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest Marcelina LoBue. Starting her publication journey at a young age, Marcelina is a mystery romance YA author with an unrelenting passion for the craft. Ju

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A week or so ago, I was listening to my favorite radio morning show on my way to work. The hosts often invite listeners to call in and share thoughts on a topic. On this particular morning, the topic was: What’s a hill you’ll die on that literally doesn’t matter? The callers and texters did not disappoint. Among the many “hills” were: Toilet paper rolls should go over the top (think “bangs, not a mullet”!) Pillowcase openings should face out to the edges of the bed Audiobooks

Hello! Jennifer Martin here! I'm a budding short story writer and a new volunteer at The Writer's Workout as well as a recent graduate. I have been given the great honor of spreading the news of these wonderful authors by S.E. Reed, and I am grateful to be given the opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest, Rayne Alarcio. A poet with several publications and a chapbook under their belt, Rayne's work focuses on queer and tran

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