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Jordan Lapp
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  		   Posted 1/18/2008 10:59 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I'll just go on record here and say that I'll publish anything that Steven King cares to send me.

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And rightly so. Naturally, if he sends you garbage, you'll put one of my stories, or one of Steve G.'s, right behind it to sooth feathers, right? :)
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  		   Posted 1/18/2008 11:20 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
LOL! Naturally, we'd need to pad that King bum with some real writers.

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Better watch out, Jordan. He could easily be a lurker on this site. Don't laugh, this is a pretty well known place.

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Mr. King, if you're reading this, I will publish anything you write. Just, you know, prove you are who you say you are on the submission form.

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crystalwizard said...
when you receive a submission from an author, do you want them to include their bio, or would you prefer that they only sent it to you if you asked for it?


As far as a bio, GUD leaves that attached to the author as opposed to the work... but the author is always welcome to add a cover letter to the submissions because some folks are simply hard wired to do such. Typically a cover letter is less well put together than the submission itself (and rightly so), but that does at times color reading the submission.

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