I enjoyed reading the article. I was in Marietta but a few short months ago, in fact, as outlined in my own travel essay on this site. And my sympathies on your struggle to find a publisher. We must write for the love of writing, never lose sight of that, in order to survive the hard hide beating that selling our work entails after the writing is done. My nod of respect at your persistance. I wish you deserved success.
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