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A Prompt Prompt Prompted Me Promptly

Posted on August 12, 2018 by Pam Lazos

A Prompt Prompt Prompted Me Promptly I’ve been working on a novel for awhile now and I’m stuck, bored, out-to-lunch, spinning in tight circles, totally ’round the bend, all of the above. It could be that my youngest child leaves … Continue reading →

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Mystery Mondays: Author P.J. Lazos on Writing Exercises

Posted on March 22, 2017 by Pam Lazos

Originally posted on Creative Story Editors:
Today on Mystery Mondays we welcome author P.J. Lazos. Also known as Pam, she wrote OIL WATER, about oil spills and green technology. She’s also an environmental lawyer, so I’m guessing she knows what she’s writing…