Volume 9, Issue 14
April 5, 2009

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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

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THE CURTISWOOD FARM WRITING RETREAT AND WRITING CONTEST

Amazing how two forces collide in this universe. What are
the chances that Genie Akins, a horse breeder in Kentucky,
found Hope Clark, a writer in South Carolina? Out of the blue,
Genie emailed me and asked for the honor of sponsoring me
for a one-woman retreat.

I about choked on my tea.

My gut instinct was to decline. The thought scared me a bit.
I've spoken at conferences for up to two hours at a time,
but an entire retreat? Good gracious.

But the more I thought about it, the more I liked the idea.
This could be a party! A two-day chat-fest in person. And
we get to talk all about what I like - funds, writing and
branding. Three classes.

So I accepted the invitation. I'm excited.

Genie's concept was to offer the writers in her region a
chance to enjoy their own writing retreat. Yes, motels are
available at a discount, but her focus was on Kentuckians.
I thought that admirable to care so much about her fellow
scribes.

In TOTAL FundsforWriters this week I write about how to
plan a hometown retreat. Genie gave me the idea. Many of
us cannot afford to fly out of town for conferences these
days. Economics had wreaked havoc with our pocket books.
So why not schedule such a retreat in your neck of the woods?

Contact your library, school, church or state park and ask
to use the facilities for a one-day event. Invite a local
writer or two or have your writers' group put it on. Set
up some writing exercises, provide lesson plans, even offer
a list of books the library carries on writing. Critique
each other. Limit the group to a small number so the exchange
is alive and fresh. Genie limits hers to 35, and will hold
it at the farm!

Instead of ruing your financial situation and inability
to attend a conference, set up a mini-retreat of your own.
You might be amazed at the writers that come out of the
woodwork.

    Hope

HOPE MADE THE SEMI-FINALS AT AMAZON

Hope's mystery novel HOG-TIED, has made the quarter-finals at
the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Contest. That's the top 500
out of 10,000 entries! You can read the opening chapter
of the story I've talked about forever. Please consider
leaving a review as I understand that the judges like to
see feedback:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001UG39AG

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GRACIOUS...A NEW EBOOK!

FEROCIOUS PROMOTION FOR THE TIMID AUTHOR

Emphasizing the self-publishing author, the joint authorship
of Gwynne Spencer and C. Hope Clark penned a 64-page ebook
packed with ideas on how to make those sales. With an emphasis
on selling locally and regionally, the book gives you hope
and savvy advice through the occasional sprinkling of cute
weener dog paws throughout.

Being small doesn't mean you can't be ferocious.

www.fundsforwriters.com/ferocious.htm

 
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WORDS OF SUCCESS
 
It is discouraging how many people are shocked by honesty
and how few by deceit.

~ Noel Coward

 
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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Hi Hope,

I regularly read your newsletter for writing tips, contests,
agent information and publishing venues. About three months
ago, I saw a listing from Eternal Press accepting novel
manuscript submissions. I thought my writing and Eternal
Press requirements were a possible match, so I sent them
both manuscripts of my Havana Thriller Series. And guess
what? I'm elated to report they were accepted for publication.
The first one, Havana Top Secret, will be published in May as
an e-book and in print; the second one, Who Killed Fidel Castro,
should follow in due course. I want to thank you for all the
hard work you put into your newsletter, as well as for the
practical advice and valuable tips and information you share
with writers like me.  Keep up the good work -- and, please,
don't forget to send me my newsletter every week!!
 
Kind regards,
David Pereda
 
DAVID PEREDA is an award-winning author of thrillers and
mainstream novels. To find out more about Pereda or his
writing, please access his website: www.davidpereda.com.

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ARTICLE
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A WRITING BUDGET - Tips from the Pros

By Penny Lockwood Ehrenkranz

Have you ever balanced your budget by putting money aside in
separate envelopes marked for specific purposes, e.g., one
each for rent/mortgage, food, medical bills, utilities, pleasure,
etc?  If you want time to write, you need to be sure the time is
there when you need it, just as you want money to pay your bills.

Imagine you have a box with little envelopes. Each contains the
amount of time you have designated for each of your writing
activities. Each of us has a different set of envelopes.
Successful authors can write either full-time or part-time. 
What they have in common is the ability to set aside time to write.

Devon Ellington writes full-time. "I devote as many hours per
day to each aspect of the writing business as necessary,
dependent on deadlines and payment . . . a full eight hour day
- more if necessary, less if appropriate . . . The amount of time
depends on the current roster. Social networking is the thing to
fall by the wayside first."  (http://www.devonellingtonwork.com)

Multi-award winning children's author Jane Yolen is a full-time
author, "though that doesn't mean I write every moment of every day.
A good day breaks down to about three to five hours writing and
revising, about two hours doing queries/planning tours/marketing."  
She states "like most self-employed writers, I really do work
seven days a week." (http://www.janeyolen.com/)

Charlee Compo writes full time, seven days a week. She spends
three quarters of her time on email, her web page and marketing. 
"I usually work on three novels at once and try to write a chapter
a day in each." (www.windlegends.org/intro.html)

C. Hope Clark spends five to six hours per day on FundsforWriters,
reading email, researching markets, advertising and membership
maintenance. She breaks for the gym, gardening, dinner and family
then writes four to six hours into the wee hours of the morning.
"Each day has to cover nonfiction, administrative and fiction, or
my writing day isn't complete."

What about people who don't write full time? Their quest is even
more difficult. Matt Briggs is a novelist in his "spare" time. 
Matt writes 800 words on the average, almost every morning or spends
the time editing. "I spend two evenings a week on either revising,
reading books for book reviews, or attending readings."
(http://seedcake.com/mattbriggs/)

Ann Charles is a prolific part-time author. She writes one book
a year from January to June, during which time she writes 20 hours
per week, edits ten hours a week, networks four hours a week, and
markets about four hours a week.  She switches to a "marketing/promo
hat" from July to December and then spends ten hours a week
networking, and 20 to 30 hours a week marketing.
(http://www.anncharles.com/)

Eve Hanninen, poetry writer and editor of The Centrifugal Eye,
writes full-time or part- time, depending on her schedule. Eve breaks
her week down as follows: "writing 25 - 50 hours; editing 30 - 80
hours; networking ten hours or more; marketing one to ten hours;
queries one to two hours; research two and one-half to ten hours."
(http://centrifugaleye.com/)

Part-timer Linda Barnett Johnson cautions "don't open any sites,
not even your email accounts, until you write a couple of pages,
or so many words a day." (http://lindabarnettjohnson.homestead.com/ )

Anjali Banerjee, who has published several children's novels, concurs. 
She writes six pages before she opens her email in the morning.

(http://www.anjalibanerjee.com/site/children/home.html)

Take heed of what these published authors advise. No matter how
you set up your writing budget, writing should be your number one
concern. If it has been pushed to the side, re-evaluate your budget. 
Make sure there is enough time tucked into your writing envelope.

BIO
Penny Lockwood Ehrenkranz has published more than 75 articles,
50 stories, two e-books, a chapbook, and her stories have been
included in two anthologies. Her fiction has appeared in
numerous genre publications and non-fiction work has appeared
in a variety of writing, parenting, and young adult print
magazines and online publications.  Find her writing blog at

http://pennylockwoodehrenkranz.blogspot.com/

 
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COMPETITIONS
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CHEERIOS SPOONFULS OF STORIES CHILDREN'S BOOK CONTEST
http://www.spoonfulsofstoriescontest.com/registration_form/
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NO ENTRY FEE
Cheerios® is searching for the next great children's book
author. It could be you! Just enter your original children's
book story by July 15, 2009. Limit 500 words. The Cheerios
New Author Contest encourages aspiring authors to write and
submit an original story for a book for children ages 3 to 8.
One (1) Grand Prize of $5,000 cash will be awarded.  In
addition to the cash prize, the Grand Prize winning story
submission will be offered to a reputable Children's Book
Publishing company for possible future publication. Two (2)
First Prizes of $1,000 each will be awarded.  The $1,000 First
Prizes will be awarded as checks made payable to each of the
two (2) First Prize winners. You are not eligible to enter
and will be disqualified if you are a professional writer,
such as a novelist, magazine, blogger or newspaper writer
who writes books or articles for pay, or you have authored
a work of fiction that has been published or is about to be
published in exchange for payment.

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REDBOOK AND ADAMS MEDIA SILVER LINING CONTEST
http://www.cupofcomfort.com/learnmore
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NO ENTRY FEE
In a 1,000 to 2,000-word personal essay, tell us how you've
found the silver lining--what or who gave you inspiration,
strength, hope, and comfort--during a personal challenge. If
your story is selected as the grand-prize winner, it will
inspire millions of others--and you'll win $1,000! Your story
will also be excerpted in a future issue of REDBOOK and
published in full on CupofComfort.com. Prizes will also be
given to the authors of the three runner-up stories; these
will be announced in REDBOOK and on CupOfComfort.com.

You must enter by May 15, 2009, and submissions will be
accepted only through the online submission form. To submit
a story, you must be a CupOfComfort.com member and logged
into the site. Please note that the Silver Lining submissions
are for the contest only and not for publication consideration
in a Cup of Comfort book.

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ALEHOUSE PRESS HAPPY HOUR AWARDS
http://alehousepress.homestead.com/AlehouseContest.html
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$15 ENTRY FEE FOR THREE POEMS.
$1,000 prize for best poem. $100 for four runners up.
Postmark Deadline: July 1, 2009. Contest open to all poets
across the country and around the world. Maximum length: 
40 lines per poem. Any topic. Any form. All entries
considered for publication in the 2010 issue of Alehouse.
 

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GRANTS
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SOUTH CAROLINA ARTIST ROSTER
http://www.southcarolinaarts.com/roster/apply.shtml
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Artists who wish to apply for the Arts Commission's Roster of
Approved Artists can now access the online portion of the
application. Approved roster members are eligible to work
with schools that receive Arts Commission funds. Application
deadline is April 2.

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CREATIVE CAPITAL / WARHOL FOUNDATION GRANTS
http://www.artswriters.org/guidelines.php
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Deadline: June 8, 2009. The Creative Capital / Warhol
Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program has announced the
renewal of the Arts Writers Grant Program for a five-year
period. The 2009 grant cycle will open for submissions on
April 27, 2009. The grant program is designed to encourage
and reward writing about contemporary art that is rigorous,
passionate, eloquent, and precise. Grants range from $7,000-
$50,000 in four categories--articles, books, short-form writing,
and blogs or new/alternative media--and support projects
addressing both general and specialized art audiences.

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SOUTHERN ARTS FEDERATION TOURING GRANTS
http://www.southarts.org/lit2010
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The Southern Arts Federation, with support from the National
Endowment for the Arts, is pleased to offer grants to provide
fee support for presenting organizations to host out-of-state
writers for a literary presentation. This year, changes in the
guidelines provide more flexibility for presenting organizations.
Colleges, universities and other school-based presenters are now
eligible to apply and grant funds can be used to support fees
for multiple writers. To be eligible, literary projects must
include a public reading and an educational component. 
Applications must be postmarked by Mon., June 1, 2009 for
projects taking place between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.
The maximum request is 50% of the writer's fee, up to a total
grant request of $2,500.
 

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FREELANCE MARKETS
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CANADIAN BIKER
http://www.canadianbiker.com/writers-guidelines.html
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For more than 27 years, Canadian Biker Magazine has offered
a uniquely Canadian take on the sport and lifestyle of
motorcycling. Though we place a high premium on the first-
person open-road story, Canadian Biker is primarily about
motorcycles themselves. Canadian Biker Magazine encourages
freelance submissions, but we are not a training ground for
amateur writers. We will consider queries only from writers
with a strong publishing background or individuals recognized
as experts in their field.

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FAMILY TREE
http://www.familytreemagazine.com/writersguidelines
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Family Tree Magazine is a special-interest consumer magazine
that helps readers discover, preserve and celebrate their
family's history. We cover genealogy, ethnic heritage,
personal history, genealogy Web sites and software,
scrapbooking, photography and photo preservation, and other
ways that families connect with their past.

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ENCOMPASS MAGAZINE
http://www.encompassmag.com/freelancerguidelines_2008.pdf
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EnCompass is the magazine for members of AAA Colorado,
with a circulation of more than 330,000. We publish
bimonthly (six issues per year). The majority of our travel
articles pertain to Colorado and the West, but we also
feature other regions of the United States, and one or two
international destinations per year. Other copy in the
magazine (travel, leisure, member benefits, car care and
other issues of interest to the motoring public) is written
by full-time staff.

We plan our destinations first, and only then look for writers
who have expressed an interest in covering that destination.
For this reason, please do not send queries or complete articles.
Send a list of the destinations or specialty topics you regularly
cover, along with two or three clips of published works
(photocopies OK) to give us an idea of your writing style,
by mail in June. Feature articles are around 1,200 words.
Payment around 30 cents/word.
 

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JOBS
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WRITER-EDITOR
Location Washington DC
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=80082474&aid=27015391-2439&WT.mc_n=MKT000125
http://www.usajobs.opm.gov
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Deadline April 16, 2009. Job announcement 090057. Agency
The Library of Congress.  Writes and/or edits material for
publications, exhibits, reports, etc. Reviews written
products and materials for conformity with standards of
objectivity, style, and presentation. Performs work related
to public affairs program activities, such as coordinating
news and information media interviews, developing
communication plans, coordinating agency information
programs, evaluating agency public affairs programs, etc.
Evaluates impacts and effectiveness of public affairs
programs.

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MARKETING WRITER-EDITOR
Location Ashland, OR
http://www.christianjobs.com/job/23954/
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ShareFaith.com (www.faithclipart.com) seeking dynamic marketing
writer/editor for leading Christian web property. The site
provides communication media for over 10,000 churches worldwide
and is growing rapidly. We are looking for an outgoing,
motivated individual, able to communicate with a multi-
denominational Christian audience. Pays $3K/month.

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PAGE DESIGNER/COPY EDITOR
Location Greenfield, IN
http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?Media=Newspapers/Wires&JobID=1038643
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We're a well-run, award-winning, small-town newspaper that
works hard to be relevant. Send a resume to editor David Hill
via e-mail at dhill@greenfieldreporter.com; or via regular
mail at 22 W. New Road, Greenfield, Ind., 46140. The ideal
candidate will be from Indiana; already has worked under
deadline in a newsroom; and is familiar with InDesign.

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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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BOOK CENTS LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.bookcentsliteraryagency.com/
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We are currently seeking:

FICTION:
Single Title Romance (Contemporary, Romantic Comedy, Paranormal,
Mystery/Suspense), Women's Lit (must have a strong hook),  
YA, Mainstream Mystery/Suspense, Medical or Legal Fiction
(something that hasn't been done before), Literary Fiction.
 
NON-FICTION: 
Women's Issues/Experiences, Fun/Quirky Topics (particularly
those of interest to women), Cookbooks (fun, ethnic, etc.),
Health, Gardening (herbs, plants, flowers, etc.), Books
with a "Save The Planet" theme, Entertaining, Reference,
How-To Books.

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ROBIN MIZELL LITERARY REPRESENTATION
http://www.robinmizell.com/
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An independent literary agent in the midwestern United States,
Robin Mizell looks for engaging and entertaining writers,
emerging and established, in the following categories:

Prescriptive nonfiction
Long-form narrative journalism
Neuroscience, psychology, sociology, and popular culture
Memoir and biography
Literary and commercial fiction
Speculative fiction
Graphic novels
Young adult fiction and nonfiction
Book-length short story collections for electronic formats

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LITERARY SERVICES, INC.
http://www.literaryservicesinc.com/page760329.htm
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We work primarily with non-fiction writers but are
interested in projects with the following topic areas.
Business, Work/Life Issues, Crime Mysteries and Thrillers,
Gift and Reference Books, Health, Fitness and Aging, 
History, Literary Non-Fiction, Mind, Body, Spirit,
Mystery and Thrillers, Personal Finance, Investing and Real
Estate, Personal Growth, Science, Sports, Technology.

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SPONSORS
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Join Linda Lappin and the staff of Centro Pokkoli for an
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place"  in a workshop for  poets and prose writers. $950
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guests.

Contact: linda.lappin@gmail.com  
http://www.pokkoli.org

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"4Ps 2009: The Indie Author's 4-Step Guide to Publishing
Success" is your roadmap through the maze of confusion and
misinformation surrounding self-publishing and Print on
Demand (POD) publishing. This course will teach you the basic
principles necessary for successful publishing, inform you
with up-to-date information about the changing face of today's
publishing market, and arm you with the knowledge you need to
avoid losing money on scams and rip-offs.

What:
4-Week Tele-Seminar

When:
Thursdays, April 9, 16, 23, 30
7pm to 8pm Eastern (6pm Central, 5pm Mountain, 4pm Pacific)

Where:
By telephone. Audio recordings available next day for download.

Why?
2009 is The Year of The Author. It's YOUR year!

For details: http://tinyurl.com/bmugnc

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8th year. Fifteen cash prizes totaling $5,000. Top prize $2,000.
Submit 1-3 unpublished poems on the theme of WAR, up to 500
lines in all. Winning entries published online. Sponsored by
Winning Writers. $15 entry fee payable to Winning Writers.
Postmark deadline May 31, 2009. Judge: Jendi Reiter. Include
cover sheet with contact information. No names on poems.
Submit online or mail to: Winning Writers, ATTN: War Poetry
Contest, 351 Pleasant Street, PMB 222, NOrthampton, MA 01060.
Winning Writers is proud to be one of "101 Best Websites for
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CAN YOU TAKE A SIMPLE PHOTOGRAPH?

If yes, you could make $2,000 a week taking snap shots in your
own backyard, on your family vacations, or anywhere in the
world you care to travel. Here's everything you need to know
about this fun and lucrative business:

http://www.thephotographerslife.com/ph2/b8a

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A FUN AND REWARDING SECOND INCOME FOR WRITERS

Wouldn't it be wonderful to be responsible for creating a
happy memory that will stay with a child forever...and get
paid handsomely to do it? With the tremendous recent
successes of children's books, many publishers are looking
to develop first-time authors. When you know who they are,
what they want and how they want it, you'll be ahead of
90-95% of other new writers. If you've ever considered
supplementing your livelihood by writing for children, this
will make it easier than ever: 

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

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http://www.hopeclark.blogspot.com

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http://twitter.com/hopeclark

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