Tom Kelso, a practicing orthopedic surgeon, explains the importance of being accurate when writing scenes in the operating room and clarifies some important things to know.
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Maggie Toussaint leads Lois Winston and Lynn Chandler Willis in a discussion of traditional and independent publishing models. They explore the benefits and challenges of each approach and offer practical guidance for authors deciding how best to reach their readers.
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