YOU SHOULD TOTALLY WRITE THAT
LL Kirchner, Author Tara LushThe unfiltered truth about DIY publishing.
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The most powerful woman in the room isn’t necessarily the noisiest. She’s the one who stopped asking permission. Dispatches from novelist LL Kirchner about underdogs, power, reputation, and the women who pay attention.
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