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Tag Archives: Franklin W. Dixon
Edward Stratemeyer: King of Outsourcing Part III
A Publishing Empire If you’ve been following my blog series on Edward Stratemeyer (Part I and Part II), you already know that this man became the king of outsourcing, before outsourcing was a popular byword. A talented author and brilliant … Continue reading
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Edward Stratemeyer: King of Outsourcing Part II
Timing In His Favor In my most recent post entitled Edward Stratemeyer: King of Outsourcing Part I, I explained how a young writer got his start in writing for the juvenile markets. I pointed out that Edward Stratemeyer, between the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, be a novelist, beanovelist, Bobbsey Twins, Carolyn Keene, editing, editor, editors, Edward Stratemeyer, Franklin W. Dixon, Hardy Boys, Laura Lee Hope, Nancy Drew, Norma Jean Lutz, novel writing, novelist, novelists, novels, published, Rover Boys, Tom Swift, writer, writing
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