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c8bb2d While itβs often said that few people read literary journals, especially the writers who want to get published in them (ahem), one great reason to read lit mags is to discover writers who you wouldnβt ordinarily read. Think about it. When you go to the bookstore, at least if youβre like me, youβre either looking for the latest book that received buzz or youβre searching through the stacks for books that have been on your list anywhere from a week to years. How often do you peruse the shelves to read even a few paragraphs by someone youβve never heard of? Someone who doesnβt have a publicist, perhaps not an agent, and certainly not a marketing machine behind him or her. When I read lit journals, however, I often avoid the name authors and only read the writers Iβve never heard of. Perhaps just because Iβm suddenly in the world of my peers and I want to see who they are. Itβs exciting. So Iβm grateful that I read Ted McLoofβs wild, long-ass, touching sentence/s
c8bb2d imma type something very long get ready
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95be89 Terrie: Well thanks Adora, yet what I`m doing is basically make it to where Terrie, is basically every Undertale, character for the hell of it...
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fedf74 i must agree with Miss Adora, well done my good man
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fedf74 good job terrie
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95be89 Terrie, as Sans | Still bad, but whatever... -Terrie
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