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Caitlin Lambert
Bio:
Caitlin is the mind behind her blog Quills & Coffee, where she shares tips, tools, & encouragement for writers. She writes YA sci-fi/fantasy novels and is currently querying her second book, WHAT LIES ABOVE, while drafting her third. When she’s not writing or working, you can find her reading, composing piano, and adding endless destinations to her travel bucket list. Or quite possibly eating dark chocolate.
Connect with me!
Website: Quills & Coffee www.caitlinlambert.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/authorcaitlinlambert
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CaitlinALambert
Published posts on Two Drops of Ink:
1) Three Good Things That Are Killing Your Novel
CHECK OUT THE OTHER WRITERS ON OUR LIST OF PUBLISHED CONTRIBUTORS
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Dark Chocolate. We have a lot in common. 🙂