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Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Tom Gauld

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PETER CLINES is a generations-back New Englander (we're talking tall hats and buckled shoes and half-the-population-dies-every-winter generations-back) who broke with tradition and moved to Southern California.

After forty years of writing, fifteen years in the film industry, and six years of writing about writing for the film industry, plus getting several short stories and a novel or twelve published (one of which hit the NYT Bestseller list), he feels he has some experience and useful advice to offer.

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