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“I know from experience that I make the best decisions when I'm into the story and inspired by the story, not when I'm sitting there trying to plot.”

Quote by Pamela Clare

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Pamela Clare is a renowned author known for her suspense, romance, and crime novels. The exact dates of her birth and death are unknown. more

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