Death by Chocolate
screenwriting competitions.
    In 1990, she broke into the public market when she won 1st place in the 4th quarter of the
Writers of the Future contest, earning prize money, royalty money, and publication in that year's
anthology. It took another 10 years before her first book contract, for Heir of Faxinor .
Since then, Michelle has published 40+ books and novellas with multiple e-publishers, in science
fiction and fantasy, YA, and many sub-genres of romance. She has been a finalist in the EPIC
Awards competition multiple times, winning with Lorien in 2006, and The Meruk
Episodes, 1-5, in 2010, and has garnered 4s and 5s from many review sites.
    Her training includes the Institute for Children's Literature; 8+ years in advertising; 10
years at a community newspaper; and freelance editing for small presses and a major business
publisher.
    In 2008, she launched her own freelance editing business, offering proofreading as well
as light or in-depth editing services on an hourly basis. Check her Web site: www.Mlevigne.com
and click on the red pen to learn more.
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