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Marcy Campbell
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You've found the website of author Marcy Campbell. Thanks for visiting. Go ahead and click around, see what I'm up to. If you want more on my wheelings and dealings, follow me into my closet, where I blog as:
The Closet Creative (www.marcycampbell.blogspot.com).
I'm pleased to announce I have completed a novel, titled "Happy, Indiana." After many drafts, I workshopped the book over coffee with some wonderful, truthful friends, who helped me see some ways to make it better. I did another revision, then polished it up, and sent it out to my list of dream agents. I love this book, and I hope they will, too, and then I hope to have it published so all of you can read it!
The waiting game can be soul-crushing, so it's important to immediately get to work on more writing projects. I just finished an essay on the heredity of imagination that's forthcoming in Salon. I'm also planning to write a few short stories, mostly to remind myself how fun they are (it's much easier to get 25 pages right, versus the 300 of a novel). In the meantime, take a look at one of the stories in my collection, "Paradise." Here's "Useful Skills," published in the Santa Fe Writers Project Journal.
You've found the website of author Marcy Campbell. Thanks for visiting. Go ahead and click around, see what I'm up to. If you want more on my wheelings and dealings, follow me into my closet, where I blog as:
The Closet Creative (www.marcycampbell.blogspot.com).
I'm pleased to announce I have completed a novel, titled "Happy, Indiana." After many drafts, I workshopped the book over coffee with some wonderful, truthful friends, who helped me see some ways to make it better. I did another revision, then polished it up, and sent it out to my list of dream agents. I love this book, and I hope they will, too, and then I hope to have it published so all of you can read it!
The waiting game can be soul-crushing, so it's important to immediately get to work on more writing projects. I just finished an essay on the heredity of imagination that's forthcoming in Salon. I'm also planning to write a few short stories, mostly to remind myself how fun they are (it's much easier to get 25 pages right, versus the 300 of a novel). In the meantime, take a look at one of the stories in my collection, "Paradise." Here's "Useful Skills," published in the Santa Fe Writers Project Journal.
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