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23 July 2013

Jamie Markle on how to get published (don’t we all want to know??)

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Jamie Markle is the publisher of …. He’s a sweet guy always available to help and offer advice. If you want to get published, listen to what he has to say! I made this short video while I was at the 10th IAPS pastel convention in Albuquerque.

Take his words to heart and get working on what you have to do. I need to do the same!!

Please share any experience with publishing. I’d love to hear from you.

~ Gail

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