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Confessions of a fourth-grade (wannabe) novelist
I’ve always been a writer. Well, ever since that morning in the fourth grade when I lost interest in a mixed fractions lesson. By recess, I had completed a story about my dolls’ sibling rivalry. For the next few weeks, … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, cat, doll, fourth grade, mixed fractions, World War II, writer, writing career
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WestWord Arizona 
I rewrote this post three times
I don’t leave comments online often, but when I do, I try my best to ensure that my observations are tactful, coherent, and grammatically correct. As a non-traditional college student in the late 90s, I received an English department certificate … Continue reading →