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    Oct 01, 2020 4 minutes

    am returning to writing after a break of around fifteen years. During this time social media has expanded massively and I’m finding it all rather overwhelming. I’m hoping to resume writing some articles for magazines as well as venturing into the world of fiction, both short stories and eventually a novel. As a novice writer, do I need a twitter account, Facebook profile, Instagram page, YouTube channel, etc, in order to be taken seriously? If I do create them what should I be using each for? Or should I not worry about these things for now and just get on with the

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