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Did you like to write when you were a kid?

By Kathy
Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

Kathy Stinson working on an early writing projectNot especially. I wrote stories in school, but not after school or on weekends, like some kids do. And I certainly didn’t think about being a writer when I grew up. But I did love to read, and I think that all the books I was reading over many years were turning me into a writer, long before I knew it.

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