By Linda Wilson For years, the authorial journey for many, including myself, has often been characterized by a singular focus: one project at a time. This methodical approach, while seemingly logical, can inadvertently lead to a slower creative output. However, a recent paradigm shift in my own writing process, spurred by the completion of two [&he
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