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10-11-2006, 04:11 PM
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Hi Friends,
At our appointment today my pdoc mentioned that he is taking a trip to Cape Cod, Mass for a writers workshop. When I came home I googled: http://www.seak.com/semMedFictWrit06.htm I asked him if he had stories in his head. He said yes he does and that he knows of other doctors in our city who write novels. I know the rest of us mortals talk about writing a book someday. It looks like the publishing industryr will help you get published if you have an MD after your name! Mari |
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10-12-2006, 09:38 AM
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A family member of mine went to a similar workshop on cape cod... it was for lawyers instead of doctors. He has since written 3 books (although he can't find a publisher who will even read them but that's another story).
Those workshops are great though. 
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My pdoc says he is wants to write a book
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