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Episode 12: Sarah Bamford Seidelmann

Lake Superior Writers by Lake Superior Writers

May 17, 201900:32:04Arts

Duluth author Sarah Bamford Seidelmann talks about her journey from self-publishing to the more traditional publishing world and offers advice for aspiring writers: “Why does a story need to be told, who needs to hear it...

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