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Author: Dot Hearn
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- Creative Adventurer: I'm a writer who can often be found in cafes at odd hours with a latte and a laptop, or with pen and paper in the car between jobs. I'm a sign language interpreter whose passion is performance interpreting, which integrates years of theatrical experience, my creativity, and interpreting. I am also a writing facilitator and peer editor, performance interpreting mentor, and performance & literary event interpreting coordinator.* Responsible * Ethical *. Experienced *
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NaNoWriMo 2017
I am going to leave this up here for a little while, even though NaNoWriMo is over. I did write every day in November and I exceeded the goal of 50k words in 30 days. This was also my tenth consecutive year of being a NaNoWriMo Winner. Feeling proud.
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