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Forgotten works-in-progress

Forgotten works-in-progress

Re-engaging with old, abandoned work sometimes reignites creativity. Whether you are inspired to do a fresh draft of the story or using elements from it, old stories help bring new life into your work.

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I salute those people who smile despite all of their problems.

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