The Story Boarders: December 2010

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

BYU Writing Contest

Everyone in Writer's Club is good enough to do this, even though I don't guarantee winning. Deadline is Jan. 31... enjoy! http://english.byu.edu/contests

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