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Borne Back
I sat down this morning, a week late, to blog about deadlines and writing for money. And then I opened my email in-box. As the new messages tumbled in like dominoes down the left-hand side of my Mail window, one … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amanda Knox, American dream, American literature, American novels, Baz Luhrmann, Carey Mulligan, Daisy Buchanan, Dr. T.J. Eckleburg, email, F. Scott Fitzgerald, FItzgerald Suite, Gatsby, Godfather, Gone With the Wind, Great Gatsby, Great Gatsby Theme Collection, Homer, in-box, Leonardo di Caprio, Lindsey Crittenden, metaphor, modifers, Plaza Hotel, publishing advances, sentences, Tiffany, Tom Buchanan
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