Volume 8, Issue 35
August 31, 2008

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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

Writer's Digest's 101 Best Websites for Writers
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

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Hope and Dixie, my dashchund shadow, inspecting some of the storm damage.

Editor:  C. Hope Clark
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WRITING SECRETS . . . FROM TEACHERS

I have this love-hate relationship with public education,
with my biggest complaint being with colleges. As a whole,
this country shortchanges its young proteges, teaching to
standardized tests and not fully educating the gifted and
the remedial student.

I hear you. Many good teachers float in the sea of academia,
and I tip my hat to them. As a matter of fact, I admire them
so much that I read www.teachermagazine.org . A recent article
by Gail Tillery caught my attention in the latest email edition. 
This seasoned educator offered words of advice in "Teaching
Secrets: Take Charge of Your Classroom," and a revelation
hit me. These suggestions apply to writers, too.

1. What happens on the first day will happen on the last day.

Teachers must decide on a class management plan from day
one of the school year. Know the day's agenda. There's no
playing it by ear or students take charge. Writers must
have a plan as well or email, blogs and newsletters take
over the day.

2. You are the king or queen of your room.

Students don't learn without direction. They need parameters
regardless of how hard they grate on teachers' nerves.
Writers, too, need to direct their students...their stories.
Publication doesn't drop in their laps. They must make it
happen.

3. Act the part.

Tillery tells young teachers to take down Facebook and
MySpace so the line isn't blurred between student and
teacher. All those college parties and spring break
festivities reflect on credibility and maturity. While a
writer needs his MySpace for networking and promotion,
he needs to remember the image he wants to project. No
telling what agent or editor will wander through those
pictures and off-the-wall comments that have nothing to
do with writing and everything to do with unfavorable
behavior.

4. Realize you are a public figure.

You are a writer just like a teacher is an educator in
every arena. Church, the ball field, online chatrooms,
forums, clubs, you name it. If you expect the public to
support you, you have to become a public figure. Every
and anything can backfire on sales and your future.

5. Let go of your need to be liked.

Respect is more important. Publishing isn't about being
liked. It's about being able to write. Get over the
rejection or find another profession.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.teachermagazine.org/tm/articles/2008/08/44tln_tillery.h19.html
 

    Hope

http://www.hopeclark.blogspot.com

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FundsforWriters Essay Contest.

THEME: "The Best Advice I Ever Had."

As is the FundsforWriters trademark, applicants enter with
or without an entry fee, their choice. Prize monies range
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2008.

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WRITER'S DIGEST TOP 101 BEST WRITING WEB SITES TAKING NOMINATIONS

Writer's Digest is now accepting nominations for next year's list.
Refer sites for 2009 by sending a nomination to:
writersdig@fwpubs.com  with "101 Websites" as the subject line.

Hope FundsforWriters has aided you in some way in 2008 to
prompt your nomination of us to this wonderful competition.
Much thanks for your consideration.   ~HOPE

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WORDS OF SUCCESS

"There is only one success - to be able to spend your
life in your own way."

~Christopher Morley

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ARTICLE
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Go Figure
 
by Skip Maloney
 
I think the fact that the urge to write is universal and as
old as cave drawings by human beings who never had to worry
about re-booting a system to finish the work,  speaks to a
hidden measure of inspiration for all of us who ply this
trade. Point being: never question your innate ability to
tell a tale or its significance to your fellow human beings.
It is an integral part of who we are and each time the urge
to put pen to paper (finger to keyboard) strikes, you should
give in to the urge and do it. Probably one of the few urges
left that doesn't come with an FDA warning or a 12-step
program to suppress it.

Not five minutes ago, I received a phone call from a friend
who's been taxed with a presentation assignment that will
encompass a degree of writing and the first thing she asked
me was "What do I write about?" One tries to suppress another
innately human urge to bark back "How am I supposed to know?"
altering it slightly to ask, "What do you want to write about?"
It's at this juncture that a lot of would-be writers stumble
and never quite get themselves off the canvas to keep trying.

As simple as it seems - write about what interests you - it
can often set up a circular thought pattern that arrests
development of an idea. "Well, I like to knit, but a lot of
people like to knit and a lot of them are already writing
about knitting, so who's going to care about what I have to
say about knitting, so back to the drawing board with what
do I want to write about." You should intervene in that
process, altering it to read, "Well, I like to knit and
there are a lot of people who like to knit, so where do all
these knitting people go when they want to read something
about knitting and how do I get there?" This should lead you
to a variety of options, the simplest of which is your garden
variety Internet search under the word "Knitting." Subscribing
to this newsletter doesn't hurt either.

The other path to answering the initial question regarding
what to write about is one that requires a degree of self-
confidence in one's own ability. It changes the question from
"what" to "for whom," and establishes as a premise that you
can write about anything that any editor from here to
Cucamonga wants you to write about. I'm a little more
mercenary when it comes to answering the common question of
"what do I write about?" Anything anybody will pay me to
write about.

I've written an essay for a PMS issue of a women's magazine
(Underwired), about kiteboarding in Wrightsville Beach, NC
(Wrightsville Beach Magazine), and am at work on a tale about
a collaborative effort between labor and management in the
sheet metal industry (Partners in Progress). I found the
first assignment in this newsletter, the second, locally
(Wilmington, NC) and the third, through an unexpected
contact with a friend in the board game hobby. Go figure.

Take those two words separately as a bridge between your
desire to write and the opposite shore where you're actually
doing the work.

Go (move, get off your hindsight).

Figure (what you need to do).

BIO
Skip is a full-time freelance writer, currently plying his
trade on Cape Fear - Wilmington, NC. A native Bostonian,
with a 15-year layover in and around Manhattan, he writes
for a variety of local, regional and national publications,
including Florida Designers' Review, GRAND Magazine and
Celtic Heritage; a magazine out of Nova Scotia. He's an
avid pool player (and has written about it), and an ardent
fan of traditional table top board games (pretty much
anything Except Monopoly), about which he also written
(frequently, for GAMES and Knucklebones Magazine).

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COMPETITIONS
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MORTEN H. CLAUSEN POETRY COMPETITION
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Original, complete poems in any genre, meter, or format.
Your entry may be up to 150 words in length and either
published or unpublished. First prize $500, second prize
$100, third prize $50, fourth prize $25, 5 honorable
mentions. Deadline December 1, 2008.

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ANISFIELD-WOLF BOOK AWARDS
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ROBERT WATSON LITERARY PRIZES
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NO ENTRY FEE
Deadline September 15, 2008. Winners of the Fiction and
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Winning manuscripts will appear in the Spring 2009 issue of
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MONTANA PUBLICATION GRANTS
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December 20, 2008.

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HUMANITIES MONTANA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
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Applicants may choose their own mentor or request the committee
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application, and mentors may receive up to $1,000 in addition
to the individual fellowship award. These fellowships ARE NOT
LIMITED TO INDIVIDUALS IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. Independent
scholars and writers are encouraged to apply. Deadline December
20, 2008.

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VERMONT STUDIO CENTER
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and Washington. The program hosts 50 visual artists and writers
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Studio Center provides 4-12 week studio residencies on an
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Vermont, a village in the heart of the northern Green Mountains.
Deadline: October 1, 2008.

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word breakage, and adherence to copy; and (3) the preparation
of final layouts. Writes scientific and technical materials
tailored to specific media and audiences.

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CREATIVE WRITING TEACHER
Location Oglesby, IL
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IVCC anticipates filling this position to begin January 2009. 
The person selected for this role will have the opportunity to
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
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in developing and producing conservation information.

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YOUTHFUL WISDOM PRESS
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Youthful Wisdom Press is a royalty offering publisher, not a
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manuscripts. We ask that you follow the query guidelines to
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Youthful Wisdom Press (ages 13-17): short story collections,
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ROBERT ASTLE AND ASSOCIATES
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Interested in nonfiction projects including narrative
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BENNETT & WEST LITERARY AGENCY
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