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Silver Wing Dragons -
Second Place, 2009 Cover Art Contest
by Michelle J.A. McIntyre
Fantasy

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Inside the Writing Mind
An Interview with Marshall Payne - Revisiting a DEP author
by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Speculative

It's been two years since my first interview with Marshall Payne. In those two years, Marshall's writing career has undergone some interesting changes.
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     Marshall Payne is no stranger to Double-Edged Publishing. His short fiction has been published on The Sword Review, Mindflights, and Fear and Trembling Magazine. When I first interviewed Marshall in 2007, he had yet to make his first professional sale. Since that interview, a lot of things have changed.

     The last time I interviewed you, it was 2007 and you still had to make your first pro sale. In the meantime, it’s 2009 and if I’m right, you’ve made more than one pro sale. Would you like to share a little bit about the journey towards that first pro sale (maybe share the name of the publication and the title of the story plus history behind that)?

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