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13 Crossing the Lines: On CreativeC
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Crossing the Lines 183If creative w
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Crossing the Lines 197Schwartz, Mim
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AfterwordColors of a DifferentHorse
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Selected Resources for TeachingCrea
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EditorsWendy Bishop teaches writing
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324 Contributorswhere he serves as
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