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Back in 2006 I posted my writing goals. Then I updated it in 2008 with the publication of How To Ditch Your Fairy and then again in 2009 after Liar came out. My goals are not stuff like Become NYT Bestselling Author or Win Nobel Prize. ((Though I am not against those happening to me. I mean, wouldn't that be grouse? I would not say no. Hmm . . . can you say no to being a best seller? Also is bestseller one word or two?)) Winning prizes and making bestseller lists is not something anyone can control, ((Well, not unless they're hugely wealthy or know hugely wealthy people who are willing to buy gazillions of copies of ...Posted by Justine at 11:54, January 18th, 2012 under 1930s NYC novel, How To Ditch Your Fairy, Liar, Team Human, Writing goals & milestones | 9 Comments »

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