2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market
by Anne Bowling
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About This Book
2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market is a literary fiction novel by Anne Bowling, first published in 2002 by Writer's Digest Books. It runs 698 pages.
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- Genre
- Literary Fiction
- Published
- 2002
- Length
- 698 pages
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About the Author
Anne Bowling
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Publication Details
- Publisher
- Writer's Digest Books
- Published
- 2002
- Length
- 698 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- 9781582971476
- ISBN-10
- 1582971471
- ASIN
- 1582971471
2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market: quick answers
- Who wrote 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market?
- 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market was written by Anne Bowling.
- When was 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market published?
- 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market was first published in 2002 by Writer's Digest Books.
- What genre is 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market?
- 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market is a literary fiction novel.
- How many pages is 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market?
- 2003 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market is 698 pages long.
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