writercize: Talking about the Five Stages of First Publication with Lynda R. Young

1.29.2014

Talking about the Five Stages of First Publication with Lynda R. Young

Hello writercizers!

Story Sprouts is visiting Lynda R. Young with .W.I.P. It: An Author's Journey today. We're talking about The Five Stages of First Publication, and how it feels the first time you put your name in print.

(Yes, we made up the five stages, but sure you all can relate!)

Head on over there to visit Lynda, my co-editor Nutschell Anne Windsor, and me, and share your own stages of publication!

Thanks Lynda for hosting!

xoxo

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Lynda R Young as Elle CardyJanuary 30, 2014 at 3:03 PM
It's a fun post. I thoroughly enjoyed having you.
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1.29.2014

Talking about the Five Stages of First Publication with Lynda R. Young

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