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    You Know What? Let Me Tell You...

    By J.A. Thomas

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    About this ebook

         With the lofty ambition of channeling the likes of Erma Bombeck, in 2016, writer J.A. Thomas accepted the challenge of producing 26 blog posts for each letter of the alphabet and each day of April, with Sundays off for good behavior.

         What resulted was a collection of shorts that offer readers an insight into how she pursues her craft and translates her voice to her characters.

         Whether you're a reader and fan looking to discover more about the talented Ms. Thomas, or a writer seeking insight into the writing process, this book will offer up a little bit of both. Between the laughs, tears, or frustrations of getting words onto the page, you'll come to know the mind of a blossoming author in 26 parts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.A. Thomas
    Release dateSep 11, 2017
    ISBN9781976060489
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    J.A. Thomas

    J.A. Thomas is an observer who is looking for a better tomorrow without anyone suffering and making earth a better place to live in. He also likes to make you aware and help you reduce your confusion of taking a decision at any point in your life. www.facebook.com/pages/User-Manual-For-Literate-Human-Kind www.twitter.com/ReadWrite_Think

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