I'm looking at GIDEON'S MARCH by John Creasey writing as J.J. Marric. The 1994 Chivers Press version of this 1962 book has a foreword by Donald Rumbelow.
Rumbelow tells us that over forty years John Creasey averaged about a book a month and some years put out twenty.
That's published words. Rumbelow goes on to say that usually Creasey wrote a book in ten days and spent five more days to edit.
I wonder how much he would have written with a computer.
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Pima Writers' Workshop 2016
The deadline to get a manuscript in for consultation is rapidly approaching for Pima Writers' Workshop. The workshop costs $150 and includes a manuscript consultation if you register and get your manuscript in before May 13, 2016.
Whether you get a manuscript in or not, this is a great workshop in Tucson, Arizona that runs from the evening of May 26 through Sunday afternoon May 29. If you don't have a manuscript you can register up to May 27, 2016.
For twenty-eight years, this workshop set a standard that few matched. This is the last year. Don't miss it.
To register call 520-206-4500. Or for more information call Meg Files at 520-206-6084 or email her at mfiles@pima.edu. The program is posted on www.pima.edu
Whether you get a manuscript in or not, this is a great workshop in Tucson, Arizona that runs from the evening of May 26 through Sunday afternoon May 29. If you don't have a manuscript you can register up to May 27, 2016.
For twenty-eight years, this workshop set a standard that few matched. This is the last year. Don't miss it.
To register call 520-206-4500. Or for more information call Meg Files at 520-206-6084 or email her at mfiles@pima.edu. The program is posted on www.pima.edu
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