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Literary Magic Short Story and Poetry Contest Winners. From Written Word to Moving Image.
Articles on Words and Language. Where Words Come Alive! Visit Our New Site at www. Welcome to the Archives section for Literary Magic magazine. Here, you can read Content that we have published in the past. So click on a section.
Saturday, March 2, 2013. Herman Melville was a pretty popular author when he first started writing about, like, ships or whatever. Is about a whale and not. But there was just something not quite hip enough about him, so. THIS IS HOW YOU SELL BOOKS HERMAN MELVILLE! Would this guy have died forgotten and penniless? The plot i.
Writing about the many faces of motherhood. From the Editor, March 2018. From the Editor, March 2018. This museum is our turn to tell our history. THAT is why I write! Camille Dung.
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