“I wrote a letter to the editor that went nowhere. I think I phoned up the newspaper to say, you know, I'm really concerned that you've put this really contentious piece out there.”

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wrote a letter to the editor, phoned the newspaper, and was then asked to write an article for them, leading to further writing opportunities

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