Where Did Energion Come From?
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I have a hard enough time editing non-fiction, but here’s a good article on editing a novel. I get asked about the editing process frequently enough, especially by new or would-be authors. We don’t publish fiction yet, but that doesn’t keep people from cornering me and hoping I’ll share my ignorance in that area as…
New Theme
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Energion Welcomes Chris Eyre, Associate Editor
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Worldwide Free Shipping – Again
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