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The committee has announced that Pearl Edwards from Australia receives our congratulations for being chosen as the March Writer of the Month. Her portfolio shows her love of and care for nature, and her thoughtful reflections on life. Pearl organises and runs the Picture This Club, and she is a member of several writing clubs which have prompted her to be proficient in many different styles of poetry, and at times, short fiction. She is a consistent and encouraging reviewer, and all who receive her reviews are thankful for her quiet but astute observations. Please enjoy reading her work, and offer your congratulations.
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