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Newsletter Highlights
We have good submission news to applaud this week. Oh, share yours with us! You’ll be so glad you did!
Claudette Miller, new writer, 62, is publishing!
Add those beats of action to keep your scene’s alive and vibrant. Check out some ‘how to’ in our Spotlight section.
Judith Glad, epublisher, was our February Professional Connection guest. It’s a new e-publishing world and if you missed the conversation it’s still up on the Post a Note Professional Connection.
In our new Post a Note Forum we’re talking about how writers conferences can fit into YOUR life this summer!
Donna Ipolito answers the question “How do I become an editor ?
Ah, it’s time for a new contest, isn’t it? And I’ve made it easy for you with a character, setting, and plot all picked out. Come to the website and have fun!
In the Web Editor Pick section check out The Cross and Quill. Not only do you get a nice market list, but they want your nonfiction and fiction as well!
Janet Hartman’s ‘Potpourri’ offers us a rich ‘Chicken Soup’…for Grandma, pets, and grief.
Writing YA? Romance? Need a critiquer? Is your new book out and you’re looking for readers? This ‘Want Ads’ is the place to advertise!
We have two reviews by William Polm: The Art and Craft of Writing Historical Fiction by James Alexander Thom and Jack M. Bickham's Writing the SHORT STORY, A Hand-On Program.
Keep track of your submissions for the Most Persistent Writer Award. It runs from September to September. Sending out your work counts, remember...not acceptances! You'll find the very simple rules in our 'Applause' section.
Don't miss the newsletter. You'll be sorry you did!
Professional Connection Post A Note Interview
My Post A Note guest was Judith Glad, of Uncial Press, an ebook publisher. Ebooks are the new market, so let’s talk about it! If you missed the conversation, it’s still up.
The Forum
Our new Forum takes place on the Post a Note board, so that you can ask questions for an entire week, no matter what your time zone is, or what your family and work schedule is like. This week we’re talking about writers conferences and whether they’re worth it.
The weekly Forum takes place on the Post A Note , in the Auditorium.
New Article
Carolyn Howard Johnson shares her expertise as The Frugal Editor on Tweets and your book, with Tweeting For The Life of Your Book in Writing Craft – Business Side of Writing.
