Christie Dickason – Why I Write
As a writer I play as seriously as a child, and live more than once. Writing also lets me play…
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As a writer I play as seriously as a child, and live more than once. Writing also lets me play…
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Then in the medium-sized yellow notebook, I write who am I today. This morning I was Mighty Mouse. Tomorrow I…