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Friday, 15 July 2011

follow friday - July 15

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Thanks to Facebook and Twitter, my literary community is growing.

In honor of these new friendships, I thought it'd be fun to do a #ff for some of my newest literary friends found thanks to technology.


Lee Baker: Find him online at www.leebakeronline.com.

Lacey Camey: Read her blog at www.lacycameywrites.com.

Melissa Foster: She's online at www.melissafoster.com.

Shawn Klomparens: Check out his awesome website and blog at www.shawnklomparens.com.

Lisa Kovanda: Her website is lisakovanda.com.

Julie Anne Lindsey: Find her online at blog.juliealindsey.com.

Lynn Mitchell: Read her blog at lynnmitchellblog.blogspot.com.

Michele Scott: Available online at michelescott.com.

Lawrence Sylou-Creutzo Jermark: Find him online at www.lawrencesyloucreutzojermark.com.

Check out their websites and blogs — each has great advice and information. All of them are also on Twitter. I encourage you to follow them.
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