Story Structure & Strategy in Writing and Marketing : Joni & Jerusha Rodgers

May 14, 2016

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In this live 20 minute presentation from BEA, mom and daughter ghostwriting and editing team, Joni & Jerusha Rodger, explain how story works … in your books and in the words you write around them.

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