I’m coming out from behind the computer screen for a couple speaking engagements in coming weeks and thought it’d be fun to share what I’m doing. I put up a new page called Live & In Person; it’s there near the top of the column at the right side of the blog. Use it to keep tabs on my whereabouts. If you’re bound for the same seminar, conference or convention, let me know – I love meeting fellow freelancers and other WordCount readers in person.
Michelle V. Rafter
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