Each night for the past week, my back aches when I crawl into bed. I pulled up the soft sheet and blanket, get warm, and drift off to Neverland. Often exhausted from the revising and editing I have been doing on the first half of my book. The changes, in my opinion, has added more flavor, a deeper sense of Sam's life, and better direction of what he needs to learn. After all, he is the protagonist of the story. However, I was shocked at who turned out to be the antagonist.
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A View of the Town: Episode 19 -- Bernice Hull
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