Just as the beginning of your story is important, so is your ending. Perhaps more so. It’s what brings your reader back for your next story. It needs to be strong, crisp, and memorable. It needs to make your reader hungry for more.
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Wendy L. Koenig
I was born in Colorado, but raised on a small homestead in Illinois. I served in the USAF right out of high school. After my stint in the military was finished, I returned home and had a horse stable. My first piece to be printed was a short children’s fiction, Jet’s Stormy Adventure, serialized in The Illinois Horse Network. It was a natural fit, given my business. Later, I attended University of Iowa's famed summer workshops and writing programs. Since that time, I have authored and co-authored numerous books. Several of my novels and short stories have won international awards and have appeared in multiple venues. View all posts by Wendy L. Koenig
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