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The writer's life is solitary ... only if you want it to be. Writing critique partnerships could solve creative isolation, but confusion on the topic abounds. We're critique partners who, over the years, cultivated a process, redeemed our mistakes and maintained our friendship. Finders Keepers gives you our practical approach.

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The writer's life is solitary ... only if you want it to be. Writing critique partnerships could solve creative isolation, but confusion on the topic abounds. We're critique partners who, over the years, cultivated a process, redeemed our mistakes and maintained our friendship. Finders Keepers gives you our practical approach.
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JOY E. RANCATORE is an Indie Author and the owner of Logos & Mythos Press in the Greater New Orleans area. She entered the professional writing world at age sixteen with a small-town weekly newspaper where the editor consistently ran her byline as Joe E. Over the years, Joy has written for newspapers, magazines and blogs, worked in public relations, web design and customer support and freelanced as a writer, editor and photographer. She writes fiction, nonfiction and everything between. She is the author of Any Good Thing, 2019, and Plus One Year More, 2020, and a contributing author to The Crux Anthology, 2018. In addition to her publishing roles, Joy is a blogger, speaker, teacher, editor for fellow Indie Authors and co-host of QWERTY Writing Life Podcast. When Joy's not doing horrible things to her characters or dreaming up faerie creatures and fantastic weapons, she hangs out with her husband Tony, homeschools her two children, snuggles her two stinky dogs and lets her cat, Tolkien, do whatever he wants. They'd prefer to live in Middle-earth or Narnia or Hogwarts or in a galaxy far, far away; but, for now, they're living their happily ever after in the Camellia City across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans.