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Roza : The cursed mage — *may include possums

Roza : The cursed mage — *may include possums

(to the sea) Rice Boy The Merry Sisters of Fate Fey Winds reMIND - a graphic novel HERO : a story Starcrossed HOW TO: Write a Novel Using the Web It took five years for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone to go from idea to finished manuscript, but the results have very clearly been nothing short of spectacular. Perhaps you also have an idea for a novel kicking around in your head. Maybe it came to you in the shower one morning before work, or maybe it came to you one evening on the commute home. Maybe you're planning to participate in National Novel Writing Month in November. Whatever the case, writing a novel is an ambitious endeavor, but one that the web is making a lot easier to accomplish. Though you'll still have to do your writing using the old fashioned method — one word at a time — web applications and social media have made the process of writing a novel considerably easier and arguably more enjoyable. 1. One of the most important and perhaps most often overlooked aspects of writing a novel is staying organized. 2. 3. Once you actually get down to the business of writing, the web can make that easier as well. 4.

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