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Making Magic: Introduction Post

June 18, 2019 by Miranda

Recently Scott sent out a call for new contributors to this blog, and I answered. So for my first post, I figured it would be good to introduce who I am and why I have any authority on any of these subjects. (Spoiler alert: I don’t, but I have opinions. Lots and lots of meaningless opinions.) I am Miranda Turner, and I’m a fairly new author, my first book having been published in December of 2018. I’ve been editing for almost four years now for several authors, mostly those in the LGBTQ+ community. I write primarily Urban Fantasy so far, but I have both a Sci-Fi book and a Thriller … Read more

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