Writing Exercise 17: "Campfire"
Description: Write an entertaining campfire story. It doesn’t have to be scary, but do your best to make it interesting.
The Cordless Quill
"You write a novel with the words you have, not the words you might want or wish to have."
Sunday, January 16, 2005
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- Name: Judd Miller
- Location: California, United States
Judd's writing has appeared in USA Today, Association Management magazine, and numerous trade publications. He is the author of three novels, a book on decision-making, and a film short. He is currently writing a historical novel set in Nazi Germany, 1934.
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