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Novelists create original stories by developing characters and storylines through research and the creative writing process. They use computers and other devices to write, edit, and pursue publication of both fiction and non-fiction works. Novelists typically require a bachelor's degree in English or journalism and may take additional courses in creative writing, communications, and other related fields. The career outlook for novelists is stable with an average annual salary of $52,150.
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