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Tasha Harrison, author of The Thing About Lemons

How to develop your novel while taking a screen break

In this blog Tasha Harrison, author of Clementine Florentine and The Thing About Lemons, shares her advice for working on your novel away from the screen. As a writer, you might find yourself juggling some conflicting goals.

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