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Turning a Solid Draft Into a Standout Manuscript

Presented by: Alana White | Leslie Zampetti | LM (Linda) Whitaker | Robert | Sue Arroyo

Small changes can have a huge impact. Panelists show how to refine your manuscript, polish sentences, and elevate your draft so it reaches its full potential.

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