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I m not the only author to realize the immense challenge in publishing fiction. For example, John Scalzi (Scalzi.com) has written extensively on the difficulty of publishing science fiction. First let me tell you a little bit about John. He is a published nonfiction book author. He has written for the Chicago Sun-Times, the Washington Post, the San Diego Tribune and the San Francisco Examiner. He s even been on Oprah. John has been an editor, most notably for a humor area on America Online. He even has an agent—for his nonfiction. 

WILLIAM Braden is a reporter with the Chicago Sun-Times and author of The Private Sea LSD and the Searchfo r God. 

Ebert, Roger. Rev. of What Women Want, dir. Nancy Meyers. Chicago Sun-Times Online 15 Dec. 2000. 31 Dec. 2000 [Pg.403]

Brent Staples has written essays, reviews, and editorials for a number of newspapers and journals, including the Chicago Sun-Times, The New York Review of Books, and Harper s, and his memoir Parallel Time Growing Up in Black and White (1994) won the Anisfield Wolff Book Award. He currently writes about culture and politics for the editorial page of The New York Times. This essay was originally published in Ms. magazine in 1986. 

V. N. Ipatieff (1951). Taken by Chicago Sun-Times Photographer and. Entitled "The Thinker". 

Chicago Sun Times Business. Cost of Job Injuries, Illnesses Tallied. July 28, 1997. 

A July 28, 1997, article from the Chicago Sun Times cited a recently published report from the Archives of Internal Medicine. The researchers culled the data from government and other sources and produced what they believed to be the first national estimates of job-related injuries and illnesses for an entire year. 

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