Robert J. Randisi on Story, Service, and a Life Devoted to Writers

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Prolific author Robert J. Randisi reflects on his remarkable career in publishing, sharing stories from his decades in the industry, his favorite projects, and his lifelong commitment to mentoring and supporting fellow writers.

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