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    Love Letters to Writers, Volume II

    By Andi Cumbo-Floyd

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    Need a companion for your writing expedition? Want a guide who will push you but also understand the struggle? Then, Love Letters To Writers, Volume II is the book for you. 

    In this second collection of letters, Cumbo-Floyd has compiled 52 letters to support, challenge, clarify, and cajole the writers she knows. The letters discuss topics including writing as a parent of a young child, finding the people in your life who get you as a writer, and why marketing can be a helpful tool in the creative process. Each letter is written with writers Cumbo-Floyd knows and loves in mind. If you're looking to find support, instruction, and a little bit of gentle butt-kicking in your writing life, Love Letters To Writers, Volume II is the book you need. 

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    PublisherAndi Cumbo-Floyd
    Release dateNov 19, 2019
    ISBN9781734049107
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    Andi Cumbo-Floyd

    Andi Cumbo-Floyd lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia with her husband, son, three dogs, and three cats. 

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