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Signed in as Author how can I remove that

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Hi, this may not be the place to ask but here it is anyway. I signed in as an author to see what was involved. My book isn't ready and I am reviewing right now. Signing in as a writer has kicked me out of the reviewing. I went back and did what it said on the FAQ and hit not a writer, but I suppose because my email was entered that is not working. How do I get out of this mess? Your help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mary.
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There is a an option on the main contact form to mark that you are not actually an author or publisher.
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