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The QUILL November 2013
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The Quill A Production of the South Carolina Writers Workshop FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER: Thank you for your patience as we revamp and improve the QUILL. We are working toward a more updated subscription roll and more...
Self-Publishing Perspectives: A Successful Author, Agent, and Publisher Discuss the Revolution in Progress
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November/December 2013 Kevin Larimer Self-published author Jennifer Ciotta, literary agent Kristin Nelson, and independent publishing entrepreneur Richard Nash discuss the creative opportunities, challenges, and rewards of self-publishing. Page 1...
The Leads of Their Own Stories: On Cinema as Authorial Therapy, Part 1
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Film, like all great art, is a medium that can emotionally connect with the audience in incredible ways. Outside of revealing profundities that no other art form can depict in the same way, we watch movies to fill our own voids, both emotional and psychological...
Fidelity’s Speros: Out Of Great Risk Taking Comes Great Creativity
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BOSTON – First it was “Reach out and touch someone” for AT&T and now the ubiquitous “Green Line” for Fidelity Investments. Jim Speros had a hand in both creative endeavors, along the way refining his definition of creativity. “To create disruption...
It Takes A Community To Grow An Artist
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Before I decided to focus on my jewelry business, I worked at a family support program in the city in which I live. The work emphasized the importance of community in parenting. One saying I heard repeatedly was “It takes a village to raise a child...