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Marta Zinsser is an ad executive, single mom and a misfit when it comes to other moms in her wealthy Seattle suburb, and it doesn't bother her one bit.

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Award-winning romance writer Robin D. Owens talks about how she writes, including getting her first novel published through a writer's contest and tips for writers.

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