...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or le — Roland Smith, Peak
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...what makes a story unique is not necessarily the information in the story but what the writer chooses to put in or leave out.(pg. 146-147)

— Roland Smith, Peak
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