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		<description><![CDATA[However, occasionally I look up to the cathedral in the sky, where happy published writers hang out at tea parties, and I wonder if I will ever gain admission. To learn how to storm those gates, I recently attended an all day workshop on the subject. The event was  hosted at one of the region's premier writing events, the Philadelphia Stories "Push to Publish" conference, and the speaker was literary agent, Sheree Bykofsky, author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Getting Published]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[The keynote speech turned out to be invigorating and freeing. Beth Kephart, whose work I did not know, started as a memoir writer, who, as her career proceeded, extended her writing to other forms, most recently winning awards as a young adult novelist. As her writing skills and interests develop, Beth follows her creative compulsion and then finds people who understand it. That is the refreshing message I drink in; it's okay to speak from my heart and then find a market, rather than the other way around.]]></description>
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