Goose with 18 inch arrow caught by 14 year old in Mequon
Gertrude the Goose, shot through the leg, eluded wardens for weeks around Mequon Wisconsin. A 14-year-old boy netted and captured her on a lake. Vets removed the arrow and she is in good condition awaiting release in a few days.
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Harlequin rejects 999 manuscripts for failing to build anticipation
In Houston a UPI report quotes Katherine Orr of Harlequin Books explaining the craft of romantic fiction. She notes the publisher rejects most submissions, seeking a special chef to blend ingredients into a compelling romance with a hopeful ending.
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Romance writers discuss pacing at first conference
At the Romance Writers of America conference, authors note romance novels have evolved from predictable plots to more varied stories where happy endings persist. Women bought over $100 million in heroines in 1980, underscoring romance as both entertainment and big business.
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