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Monthly archive for November 2009

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Why I Go to Conferences

On November 24, 2009   /   A Trace of Smoke, Rebecca Cantrell   /   2 Comments

What big name author is enough to get you to a conference? By Rebecca Cantrell I thought I was going to be the first curmudgeon of the week, but CJ beat me to it. She’s right though. I don’t go to conferences hoping to meet big name

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The Biography I Want to Read

On November 17, 2009   /   A Night of Long Knives, A Trace of Smoke, Rebecca Cantrell   /   2 Comments

If you were to write a nonfiction book, what would your topic be? As a technical writer I wrote literally thousands of nonfiction pages. I mean, I thought they were nonfiction while I was writing them, or that they would one day be nonfiction. Because I wrote

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Dream Team, Perry Mason or Paul Drake?

On November 2, 2009   /   Rebecca Cantrell, Uncategorized   /   Leave a comment

What fictional attorney would you hire to represent you if you ever get caught? I’d go straight for Perry Mason. He’s never lost a case, and I like that track record. He’s definitely gotten defendants out of tighter pinches than the one I’d be in. It’ll be

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