Writers: What's your favorite fiction genre? (multiple)
Adventure
Chick Lit
Children's
Commercial Fiction
Family Saga
Fantasy
Historical Fiction
Humor/Satire
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
Multi-Cultural
Mystery
Offbeat/Quirky
Romance
Science Fiction
Short Stories
Thrillers/
Suspense
Young Adult
Women's Fiction
I only like the stories I write!
  
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  1. WELCOME!

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  2. EVENT RECAP: AUTHOR OF 25 BOOKS SHARES HER EXPERIENCES

A luncheon with Patricia Fry and the OC MeetUp Group had something for everyone there. Good food, knowledge of writing, answering questions and. . .
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  3. DECONSTRUCTING THE BIG HOUSES & THE BIG SIX LIST!

We've all heard of Random House, Simon & Schuster, and Penguin books. . . but have you heard of Bertelsmann AG, Hachette Livre, or Verlagsgruppe Georg Von Holtzbrinck? In this age of consolidation it's hard to keep up! Find out who exactly owns what and more as we deconstruct the multinational publishing entities. . .
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  4. ANN MOORE MANAGES (HER) TIME WITH INTEGRITY AND PASSION

Meet Ann S. Moore, Chairman and CEO of Time, Inc. and learn from her vast experience in this inspirational interview. Find out just what women can accomplish when they put in their time, hard work, and self-sacrifice, without giving up their family values to get. . . MORE >>
     
  5. NAN A. TALESE: A READER'S JOURNEY TO PUBLISHING

Nan Talese shows the powerful combination of setting priorities and developing a deep love of reading; how it prepares and motivates. . . 
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JOANNA COTLER: THE ARTS TRAINED JOANNA FOR PUBLISHING

What do a dancer, an artist, an editor, and a publisher have in common? In her interview, Joanna Cotler reveals the common thread, the qualities required to succeed in each profession. Balancing these traits with love for her authors and. . . 
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  7. LOUANN BRIZENDINE, M.D. SHARES HER FEMALE BRAIN

Did you ever wish you had an owner's manual to answer all the important questions in your life? Want to know what's really going on in our female brains behind the scenes? Well, Louann's book, The Female Brain, explains all the stages and chemicals behind a woman's. . . 
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COLUMNS

  8. 20 QUESTIONS: ELISE CAPRON OF SANDRA DIJKSTRA LITERARY AGENCY

Elise helps us focus on what it takes to get published and how the recipient of a rejection letter would. . .
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  9. FREELANCER'S CORNER: BARBARA SHINE WRITES ABOUT FINDING YOUR FLOCK

Barbara shares some excellent thoughts on joining or starting a writing group, reminding us that there are many varieties. . . MORE >>
     
  10. FUNDS 4 WRITERS: FREE RIDE TO RESIDENCIES AND RETREATS

Would you like to be awarded with free travel and a peaceful retreat to write? How about gaining a little praise and validation for your efforts as well? C. Hope Clark shares with us five inspiring stories of women who did just that and presents a new outlook to writers who. . .
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  11. HOW TO: CUT YOUR CONTEST ENTRY DOWN TO SIZE

Mandy Vicsai, First Place Winner in the Fall 2006 flash fiction contest, shares her editing gift for getting that word count down! This article is a must-read for any writer who wants to make every word count. Mandy also shares with us 5 drafts so you can see the process from start to finish. . . MORE >>
   
  12. INSPIRATION: WE ASKED, YOU ANSWERED! YOUR WRITING MUSE

Writers have something or someone who inspires them to write. Everyone is different, so we wanted to know what inspires you, the readers of WOW! Read your entries here and discover what inspires your peers. . .
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As freelancers, contractors, or business owners we know that date has been in the back of our minds for a while. So, to make sure you meet it, we've picked out our favorites to help you during the crunch. . . MORE >>
     
  15. REVIEW: THE WRITERS-EDITORS NETWORK, A ONE-ON-ONE EXPERIENCE

How do you connect with an editor who will give you her full attention? Do you ever feel the need to call a real person who will answer your questions about the business of writing? In looking for resources, I came across the writers-editors network and spoke with the founder, Dana Cassell. . . MORE >>

CLASSIFIEDS

 

SINGLE MOMS: LET YOUR VOICES & PRAISES BE HEARD!
  As Oprah Winfrey has often said, parenting is the most difficult and important job in the world -- even more so for single mothers, who single-handedly face all the usual parenting challenges, plus a whole set of unique ones. While being a single mom can be tough at times, it also brings many joys and rewards. And those blessings, along with the achievements and other positive aspects of single motherhood, too often go unrecognized. So the editor of the bestselling Cup of Comfort book series is now seeking personal stories for publication in an anthology that honors and celebrates single mothers.

  Stories must be original and true, and can be dramatic or humorous. Preference is given to slice-of-life stories that read like compelling fiction, that speak a positive universal truth about the human spirit, and that both entertain and inspire readers.

  * Deadline: March 20, 2007
  * Story Length: 1000-2000 words
  * $500 grand prize; $100 for each other story published in book
  * Simultaneous submissions accepted
  * Authors may submit multiple stories
  * Each submission must include:
     Author's name
     Author's mailing address
     Author's phone number
     Author's email address
     Story title
     Story wordcount

  Submit by email or mail:

  EMAIL: Copy and paste the story into the body of the email; no attachments. One story per email. Send to wordsinger@aol.com

  MAIL: Send hard copy (no CDs or disks) and SASE to:
     Colleen Sell
     Cup of Comfort Editor
     P.O. Box 1539
     Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424, USA

 
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