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CUL DE SAC Women’s Fiction G. M. Rechichi Chapter 1: Cora What was it about laundry, thought Cora, that made her happy? Was it the solitude of the thing, or lack of complication? With laundry, as in nowhere else in her life, there was no lingering detail, no worrisome doubt, no troubling second gues...

Working Title: CUL DE SAC Author: G.M. Rechichi Genre: Woman's Fiction What was it about laundry, thought Cora, that made her happy? Was it the solitude of the thing, or its lack of complication? With laundry, as in nowhere else in her life, there was no lingering detail, no worrisome doubt, no trou...

I am so sorry to hear of your first rejection, but, take heart: Rejection is part of the deal. Don't take it literally. Submissons are about as much fun as dunking your head in a toilet, (hopefully not literally, but who knows after the vino), and much more difficult than actually having written the...

Hello all, I've been reading Nathan's words for years and finally decided to join the blog. I'm a survivor of the "old" publishing world, (before email and posts - I actually may be the only living person who still knows how to operate a teletype). Long ago I worked for a NY scout who shal...