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Quote by Sharon Cameron

“I'll tell you what I was most surprised to discover about my writing process, and that is that I never know what I'm doing.”

Quote by Sharon Cameron

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Sharon Cameron, born on February 15, 1947, is a mysterious figure whose profession remains unknown. more

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