I Bought an Old Copy of Writer’s Market. Was It Worth It?
I bought an old copy of "Writer's Market." Was it worth the price that I paid? Did it truly turn out to be "an investment?"
I bought an old copy of "Writer's Market." Was it worth the price that I paid? Did it truly turn out to be "an investment?"
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