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My guest this week has really put his words into action (pardon the pun!).
Tony Zerafa is a high school English teacher, who recently reconnected with his love of writing. Once he launched his fiction blog, nothing has held him back… he now writes short stories weekly and has launched his own flash fiction podcast.
In this episode, we find out that Tony’s writing has not only gained him classroom cred, but it also has had some other surprising benefits.
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xo Abi
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