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America’s Emerging Writers

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America's Emerging Writers

Out of the more than 2,000 writers who were accepted into Z Publishing’s 2018 Emerging Writers series, my story “Everything In Its Right Place” was one of 127 writings picked to be published in the nationwide edition, America’s Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Fiction. My story is in Volume 1 of the this two-part anthology.

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You can also find this story in Iowa’s Emerging Writers, available on Amazon or the website.

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Iowa’s Emerging Writers

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Iowa's Emerging Writers

My story-in-dialogue, Everything in Its Right Place, has been published in an anthology: Iowa’s Emerging Writers. This is my fifth dialogue to be showcased by a publisher, and the first one available in a print book. You can pick up a copy of Iowa’s Emerging Writers or find your own state’s showcased authors by following this link.

Thanks to anyone who buys a copy, as it helps me out just an a bit.

Take it easy, bookworms.

Iowa's Emerging Writers Anthology

Everything in Its Right Place

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Everything in Its Right Place

Everything in Its Right Place is the latest addition listed to the tentatively titled, Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations.

Everything in Its Right Place is a conversation about putting things away. Or maybe it’s a comic short story about feigning interest while truly trying to really get what it is the other person is so worked up about.

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series.*

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