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My Grown-Up Voice

Maryrose Wood

Straight talk about story structure and writing craft that goes far beyond the usual tips, plus backstage peeks at a scribbling life in southern Italy.

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    Author of The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place books and many others. Founder of Path of the Storyteller, where writers get the training and mentorship they need to thrive creatively and professionally.

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