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May 20, 2010 | Blog |  One Comments

Amy Hudock to beginning writers: ‘Don’t wait to be discovered’

By Amy Mercer

Read Founding Editor Amy Hudock’s interview with The Post and Courier’s Charleston Scene:

Writing is all about play and experiments, and is a bit wild and untamed. Editing is all about shaping and organizing the play, making the “child” fit for polite society. Writing is the child in me, and editing is the mother.

Read more at: Charleston Scene.

Tagged: Literary Mama, Writing

1 reply on “Amy Hudock to beginning writers: ‘Don’t wait to be discovered’”

Charleigh Londonsays:
June 9, 2010 at 7:08 pm

Thank-you for sharing these encouraging words…I enjoyed this post!

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