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Ann Morgan & Nicholas Murray

A fairytale

Ann Morgan explodes some publishing myths, and Nicholas Murray considers a curious reluctance. Ann Morgan retells the grand old myth about becoming a published author, then takes her editorial red pen to all of its inaccuracies. Nicholas Murray dissects his own reluctance to call himself a writer, after an early career in journalism and despite having subsequently published more than twenty books in a huge variety of genres.


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