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Cymbric Early-Smith's Blog – March 2012 Archive (2)

Storyline, Theme & Focus of the Twinned Souls Series...

- Just a few things to foster further conversation and discussion...

Here are my thoughts about the overall theme or storyline of my book, The Janus Paradox, and the Twinned Souls book series from which it is…

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Added by Cymbric Early-Smith on March 5, 2012 at 9:38pm — No Comments

TJP First Page Submission for NWC 35

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I've been invited to enter my manuscript's first page for review and comments at an upcoming Writers Conference - so here it is, below. As I still have some time to further polish it, …

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Added by Cymbric Early-Smith on March 3, 2012 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments

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