Volume 8, Issue 40
October 5, 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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Our subscriber list is NOT made available to others. Use information
listed at your own risk. FundsforWriters gives no warranty to
completeness, accuracy, or fitness of the markets, contests and grants
although research is done to the best of our ability.

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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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BIG NOTE...

Trevor Meers, Executive Editor for Midwest Living emailed me
stating he has mistakenly left his call for submissions online.
He is not seeking essays and is amending his web site.

HOPE

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DON'T HIT SEND SO FAST

Ten days ago, FundsforWriters sent a solo ad which spawned a
flurry of emails. You may remember it. As a result, I chose
to remove the solo mailing aspect of FFW's advertising feature.
The nature of the emails proved educational, and eventually
entertaining, once I emerged from the shock.

For several days, the emails jumped down my throat, scolded
me for being unethical, told me the ad was beneath me, and
wondered why I chose to irritate the reader so badly, as if
I stayed up late plotting against readers. Some yelled in caps.
Some unsubscribed. One, a well-known name who sells his own
courses and ebooks, stated "I can't believe you of all people
would endorse them." Yet he's written articles for the advertiser.

For a couple of days, people fussed at me. They forgot what
FundsforWriters did. They forgot the newsletter is free.
They forgot we've been around for almost nine years, doing
everything in our power to ferret out information for writers.

I wanted to quit and just write for me.

Then the tones of the emails changed. Some thanked me for
referring them to the resource. Some had taken the course
and thought highly of it. One had a brother doing quite well
after taking the copywriting course, and she was reading her
course material currently, hoping to do the same.

Some responded with very level heads, saying they did not
like the length of the mailing, but understood how advertising
allowed for a free newsletter. Some said a smaller ad would
work better. The constructive criticism was so appreciated.

Then this one made my day...

Hope, I am sorry the midweek ad did not pan out with the readers.
I am always open to hearing about new stuff. Humans are creatures
of habit, and maybe the ad just threw them. Also, if our darling
Hope had sweetened it up with a wee personal message, along with a
few relative copy markets thrown in, it may have had better
feedback. I would hate to think you were turning down ad dollars.
The least we readers can do, to show our gratitude regarding your
perpetual efforts and generosity, is to deal with the occasional
ad. I don't write poetry, but I would be pretty ignorant to ask
you to list those markets separately in your newsletters! There is
nothing wrong with your judgment. I would feel lousy if my own
comments had caused you any angst.

I wanted to hug her neck! That's an email I'd pay attention to.

Listen, I guess this is a rant of sorts. Think before you
shoot off an email. When I have something serious to say, or
when I'm angry at a mishap or event, I type a snail mail
letter, so it can steep in its juices overnight. That way I
make sure the next day that I really meant those words. Most
of the time I don't.

The Internet can be quite empowering. We say things we don't
mean, knowing full well we'll never meet that person again.
Before shooting off a knee-jerk email, decide whether you'd say
the message to the person's face. Decide whether the matter is
that stupendous. Wonder what you'd feel like receiving it. Then
paint your email in such a way to be palatable to the other side.
You'll get so much more mileage to your words. You'll save face.
And you'll save theirs.

    Hope

http://www.hopeclark.blogspot.com

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7th ANNUAL FUNDSFORWRITERS ESSAY CONTEST
Sponsored by IdeaWeaver
www.ideaweaversoftware.com

FundsforWriters and its annual sponsor IdeaWeaver, creator
of writing and creativity software, announce the 7th Annual
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
from $10 to $200.  Limit 750 words. Deadline October 31,
2008.

www.fundsforwriters.com/annualcontest.htm
Questions to hope@fundsforwriters.com

Also sponsored by:

Shelley Lieber
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Get Your Manuscript Off Your Desk & Into Print
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and

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Creativity & Life Coaching Resources for Writers
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WORDS OF SUCCESS

A book is like a mirror; if an ass peers into it,
you can't expect an apostle to look out.

--G.C. Lichtenberg

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ARTICLE
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Write Yourself a Check

By Gwynne Spencer

The danger of reading Funds For Writers is that you really
do get used to being paid for what you write, to the detriment
of family stories that need to be written before you are dead,
when it is much harder. I had accumulated somewhere in the
neighborhood of 275 pages of notes, titles, punchlines, pieces
of anecdotes, when I started writing my life stories, and the
full fledged stories quickly grew to 400+ pages of unedited
mess. In between paying articles, I would make a stab at it,
but it always got shuffled off as a frivolous project because
it wasn't a paying gig. But as birthday after birthday log-
rolled me, I realized I had to attack this project with the
same diligence I would give any other paying market. So I
decided to pay myself.

Of course, being an editor as well as a writer, I couldn't
pay myself for garbage, so I had to organize all those notes
into something salable.  The chunks that developed settled
into categories: 

--places I had lived and lived to tell about
--my life in dog years (dog-by-dog)
--people who I hate who have taught me the most 
--true stories that nobody would believe

Into each desktop file I sorted all the accumulated bits and
pieces of what I came to think of as the family fruitcake:
great as a gift, even if they don't like it much and no matter
how bad it is, you just cannot throw it out. The projects began
to take on shape, almost the way a nonfiction book (my genre)
begins to form once you've got enough bones for the "muscles"
to attach to.

But then I hit a snag. I just could not force myself to spend
ten hours a week on these stories when other projects (i.e.
paying) were beckoning. That's when it hit me. I needed to think
like a publisher. So every time I had written usable, editable,
perhaps even publishable text longer than 2,000 words, I put $20
in my account-- an empty cashew jar from Costco.

Every time another chapter rolled out, another twenty bucks went
into the jar. The effect was amazing. I started thinking how I
would spend the fortune that was piling up. It was REAL money.
I thought of my beloved old nightgown that was being held together
by seven molecules and even though I hate to shop, I had to
replace it soon. I thought of the new laser printer that would
replace my WalWart inkjet monster. I began to even think of more
indulgent items like a weekend writing retreat at a local
butterfly farm, Wings of Wonder, and envision even a weekend at
the Oregon Writers Colony retreat house at the edge of the ocean.

Every time two thousand words (or more) came marching out onto
the page and were edited, they were paid for in cold hard cash
until the first "book" was done--stories of the summers spent at
the shore. And just like the kick in the pants you get from opening
a check from a publisher, opening up my Cashew Cash was an
adrenalin rush. So now I've got 100 pages of summer stories done,
done, done and a new pastel blue all cotton Eileen West nightgown,
and serious motivation to rip into the next part of the memoirs.
I might even give myself a raise.

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BIO
Gwynne Spencer just finished the first volume of her family
stories, DOWN THE SHORE 1956: Cape May, which was a big hit
at her recent family reunion. Copies will be available on
amazon.com soon. She also is the author of THE HERO JOURNEY:
A Workbook for Writers which is available on amazon.com and
her website www.gwynnespencer.com .
 

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COMPETITIONS
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ROAD JUNKY 2008 GONZO TRAVEL WRITING CONTEST - HELL TRIPS
http://www.roadjunky.com/about/1684/road-junky-2008-gonzo-travel-writing-contest-hell-trips
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NO ENTRY FEE
We want to hear about your worst journeys, your near-death
experiences, when you were robbed, beaten up, extorted,
heartbroken or brainwashed. There's way more juice in hearing
about the nightmare stories, the hell trips when everything
that could go wrong did. Stories should be between 800 and
1,500 words and sent as .doc or .rtf files. No fiction.
Deadline December 31, 2008.

First Prize - $400
Second Prize - $200
Third Prize - $100

Our decision is final and whilst you keep copyright, you
allow us exclusive electronic rights i.e. don't just send
us something you wrote for another site. We want to see cool,
original work. If we choose to print your stories at some
stage in an anthology you'll get paid decent royalties -
we're into supporting writers. We do reserve the right to
post the best stories on the site, obviously with a credit
and link to the writer's homepage.

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THE QUICK-DRAW STORY
http://www.thewasatchjournal.com/contests.html
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$25 ENTRY FEE
The Wasatch Journal, a quarterly arts and outdoors magazine based
in Utah, invites readers to submit short-short Western stories
for its second annual Quick-Draw Story contest. We invite stories
that play upon traditional Western themes or that reimagine the
Western in new ways. Winning entry will be published in the
Winter 2009 issue of the magazine, which will coincide with
the Sundance Film Festival. Winner receives $1,000. No longer
than 3,000 words. Shorter is better. Deadline October 15, 2008.
Just by entering you receive a one-year subscription.

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ST. MARTIN'S MINOTAUR/MALICE DOMESTIC COMPETITION
http://us.macmillan.com/Content.aspx?publisher=smpminotaur&id=4933#bestcrime
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NO ENTRY FEE
The contest is open to any professional or non-professional
writer, regardless of nationality, who has never been the
author of a published traditional mystery, as defined by the
guidelines, and is not under contract with a publisher for
publication of a traditional mystery.  Only one manuscript
entry is permitted per writer. All manuscripts submitted must
be original works of book length (no less than 220 typewritten
pages or approximately 60,000 words) written in the English
language by the contestants. All entries must be received or
postmarked no later than October 15, 2008. For additional
copies of the rules and an entry blank, please send a stamped,
self addressed envelope to:

Malice Domestic Competition
Thomas Dunne Books
St. Martin's Press
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
 

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GRANTS
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HARRY RANSOM CENTER FELLOWSHIPS
University of Texas at Austin
http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fellowships/
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About 50 fellowships are awarded annually by the Ransom Center
to support scholarly research projects in all areas of the
humanities. Priority is given to proposals that concentrate on
the Center's collections and that require substantial on-site
use of them. The fellowships range from one month to two to four
months, with stipends of $3,000 per month. Also available are
$1,200 to $1,700 travel stipends and dissertation fellowships
with a $1,500 stipend.

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INDEPENDENCE FUND - VERMONT
http://www.oppsvt.org/
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The Independence Fund is a low-interest revolving loan fund which
assists Vermonters with disabilities in financing the purchase of
assistive technology items. Assistive technology purchases help
persons with disabilities maintain or increase their level of
independent function. Any Vermonter with a disability can apply
for a loan through the Independence Fund. You may apply
individually, or jointly with your spouse, partner, or any other
Vermont resident who is willing to co-sign with you. You can
apply by mail, by phone, in person, or by downloading our
financial application onto your printer.

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PENNSYLVANIA PERSPECTIVE ON THE ARTS GRANTS
http://pacouncilonthearts.org/pca.cfm?id=52&level=Third
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Perspectives on the Arts fosters nonfiction work which
educates the broad general public about the contemporary
arts.  They also promote arts commentators' endeavors to
reach new or larger audiences.  The Arts Commentary program
provides awards of $5,000 without matching requirements.
Arts Commentary recognizes work in all media and is open to
the full range of Pennsylvanians producing arts commentary. 
Journalists, broadcast and electronic media professionals,
documentary filmmakers, arts, scholars, arts educators, and
non-profit professionals are encouraged to apply. Deadline
January 2009.
 

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FREELANCE MARKETS
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MOTHER EARTH NEWS
http://www.ogdenpubs.com/writers/men.html
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Mother Earth News is a bimonthly magazine that promotes more
self-sufficient, financially independent and environmentally
aware lifestyles. From our readers, we welcome articles and
quality photographs for two departments: "Country Lore" and
"Firsthand Reports from the Field." "Country Lore" presents
handy how-to tips of 100 to 300 words; payment is $25 to $50 per
published item. "Firsthand Reports from the Field" are first-person
stories (1,500 to 2,000 words) about sustainable lifestyles of all
sorts; payment is $150 per published piece. Most of our feature
articles are written by our Contributing Editors. But we also
assign articles to freelancer writers, particularly those who
have experience with our subject matter (both firsthand experience
and writing experience). If you would like to submit a query,
please send a short synopsis of the idea and a one-page outline.
Also send digital photos, if available.

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MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS
http://www.ogdenpubs.com/writers/mcc.html
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Motorcycle Classics is a bimonthly magazine featuring entertaining
and informative articles for riders, collectors and general "lovers"
of classic motorcycles. Our readers range in age from their early
20s on up, and while many have been riding motorcycles for years
we want Motorcycle Classics to be accessible to even the newest
fan of the hobby. Motorcycle Classics welcomes submissions for our
"Dates and Destinations" and "Parting Shots" columns in particular.
Many of our feature articles are written by freelance writers, and
we're always looking for good writers. However, we do not assign
articles: Writers must be self-starters. If you have an idea for
Motorcycle Classics send us a summary of your story along with
several photos, succinctly outlining your subject and why readers
of Motorcycle Classics would be interested.

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WRITER'S MARKET
E-mail: nsswm@fwpubs.com
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Alice Pope, who will be editing the 2010 edition of Novel &
Short Story Writer's Market, welcomes submissions for the next
edition of NSSWM. Alice would like pitches for articles and
interviews that fit the following sections in the book: The
Writing Life, Craft & Technique, Getting Published, For Mystery
Writers, For Romance Writers, and For Science Fiction, Fantasy
& Horror Writers. To get an even better idea of what is wanted,
you should check out a copy of the 2009 Novel & Short Story
Writer's Market at your local bookstore or library. Queries can
be sent to Alice's attention at nsswm@fwpubs.com.

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JOBS
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
Location Las Vegas, NV
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=76101723&aid=27015391-2698&WT.mc_n=MKT000125
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This permanent position serves as a Public Affairs Specialist
for the Desert National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Southern Nevada
Field Office, Nevada Fire Management Zone, and the Southern
Nevada Agency Partnership (SNAP). SNAP is an interagency
partnership among the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National
Park Service (NPS), U.S. Forest Service (USFS), and the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service that was established to coordinate
management of public lands in Southern Nevada. These offices
respond to numerous complex and controversial issues such as
endangered species, Federal projects, habitat conservation and
restoration, environmental contaminants, private lands, fire
management activities, and restoration of native fishes. The
incumbent provides information and outreach services to and
coordinates cooperative projects with the refuges within the
Desert National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Southern Nevada Field
Office, Nevada Fire Management Zone, and between SNAP and the
agency partners. Deadline October 17, 2008.

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PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
Location Indianapolis, IN
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=76097125&aid=27015391-2698&WT.mc_n=MKT000125
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Deadline October 9, 2008. The primary purpose of the position
is to collect, assemble, prepare and disseminate information
concerning the various activities of the state's National Guard.

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WRITER-EDITOR
Location Washington DC
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=76120412&aid=27015391-2998&WT.mc_n=MKT000125
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Deadline October 10, 2008. Employing Agency: Alcohol and
Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. Write and edit content for
print (e.g., weekly and monthly activity reports, brochures,
correspondence, etc.) and for the Web on a variety of subjects
in a style and format that is suitable for the intended
audience. Record internal meetings and work group deliberations,
as well as, interagency and international conferences, and produce
summary reports. Manage Web content and work with content
providers in developing new online guidance and services.

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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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A PLUS B WORKS
http://www.aplusbworks.com/literary/submissions
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We primarily represent young adult and middle grade fiction,
women's fiction, and select narrative non-fiction. We do not
represent thrillers, literary fiction, erotica, cookbooks,
picture books, poetry, short fiction, or screenplays -- please
do not query us regarding any of these categories.

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BAKER'S MARK
http://www.bakersmark.com/Submit.html
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A West Coast agency dedicated to working with local and national
authors who are making their careers as writers.  With wildly
different backgrounds in publishing and journalism, the duo
brings an array of experience to the agency including editing,
marketing and sales. Baker's Mark has an ongoing interest in
working with authors and artists to encourage the creation of
multimedia books. As the electronic platform develops, Baker's
Mark is looking to represent electronic books with unique formats
to help support a new category of literary entertainment. We are
especially interested in projects which tie in to second life,
YouTube.com, and other digital platforms. We are actively seeking:

Graphic Novels: Any genre, original content, no serialized properties

Nonfiction: Politics, Current Events, Business, Popular Philosophy,
History, Biography, Feminism, Entertainment, Humor, Cooking, Pop
Culture, Comics, Northwest Regional.

Fiction: Erotica, Supernatural Thriller, Women's Fiction, will
consider other genres on a case by case basis.

We do not represent Sci fi, Western, or Children's books.

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PIPPIN PROPERTIES
http://www.pippinproperties.com/contact.htm
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Pippin Properties, Inc. is an agency devoted exclusively to
children's books--from picture books to middle-grade and young
adult novels. We are always on the lookout for writers and
illustrators who take the challenge of creating children's
books seriously.

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Learn about building your brand, emotion & plot for memoirs,
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LONG TALE PRESS
http://www.longtalepress.com
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Long Tale Press was founded by three writers with the goal
of publishing great stories, well told. Our unique approach
is to have actual readers look at submissions and tell us
what they would buy. Writers get direct feedback during the
process, so you know where you stand and what it takes to
get through. For details, see our website.

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Finally, a website not genre specific, for all writers!
And, with gifts just in time for the Holidays!

Find fun creative gifts and gift certificates on
The Writer's Pond.  A special gift and desk item section
is devoted to unique items made by Jac Zagoory, Roger von Oech
and other out of-the-ordinary designers.  Find special blends
of Tea and Coffee, plus, a new Script Ready Set for
screenwriters. Writers will find products like hand-sewn journals,
pens and paper, pens by the pound, plus, luxurious leather
portfolios and travel bags. Our gifts for writers are unique,
hand picked and fun for writers of all genres.

Our goal is to give you a landing place for making your
writing essential purchases, but also a watering hole for
fulfilling your thirst for fine writing tools. We also do
imprinting on large orders and have access to most office
supplies. Just ask!

We offer Tools for the Trade and Fuel for the Passion.

Make a Ripple~

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Need unbiased comments on your manuscript? Wondering if it's
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I have more than 10 years of experience with writers of all
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Visit http://www.jacquelincangro.com/EditingServices.htm
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BECOME A SUCCESSFUL CHILDREN'S BOOK AUTHOR

First-time children's writers get published a lot more often
than you realize. Once you know how to avoid the common mistakes
that other beginners make, getting your children's book on
bookstore shelves can be easier and faster than you've ever
imagined. Learn more:

http://www.publishachildrensbook.com/kid/b8a

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BECOME A TRAVEL WRITER

Imagine sliding out of bed and knowing your "work" for the day
is to scuba dive along the Great Barrier Reef...mountain climb
in the Andes...or Kayak around the remote islands of the San Juans...

http://www.thetravelwriterslife.com/twr/b8a

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WRITING FOR THE HEALTH MARKET

Everything you need to write powerful and effective copy
for the huge and ever-growing $200-billion alternative
health market - plus immediate access to over 300 of the
industry's biggest mailers.

http://www.thewriterslife.com/hmp/b8a

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WORLDWIDE FREELANCE WRITER - Download a free list of writing
markets if you subscribe this week. Our database has almost 2,000
writing markets from USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia.

http://www.worldwidefreelance.com

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HOW TO MAKE A LIVING AS A WRITER

"I finally found a way to make a living as a writer.  I'm
averaging about $150 an hour and I only work a few hours
each morning, leaving me with most of the day to pursue my
first love: Fiction."

Here's how you can learn the secrets of this little-known,
lucrative business:

http://www.thewriterslife.com/awi/b8a1

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ARE YOU A STARVING POET?

Even if you're not, how would you like a free resource coming
to you monthly via email?  Subscribe to the free newsletter,
The Poetry Market Ezine, by logging onto www.thepoetrymarket.com
and using the sign up box, or send any email to: 
poetrymarket-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

The newsletter features poetry markets, contests, and news.
Listed as one of Writer's Digest 101 Best Websites for
Writers 2007, The Poetry Market ezine has been exclusively
catering to poets for over 6 years! 

For general info, send any email to tpme@thepoetrymarket.com

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E-mail: hope@fundsforwriters.com

140-A Amicks Ferry Road #4
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ISSN: 1533-1326

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