Volume 10, Issue 11
March 14, 2010

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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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YOU KNOW MORE THAN YOU KNOW

I can't count the number of times I've sat down to write one
of these editorials and gone half nuts trying to come up with
new material. After all, I've been doing this for ten years
this month. Wow.

But I invariably come up with a new idea, relying upon emails,
blogs, newsletters, headlines and the wildlife in my yard to
spark a thought.

And I'm constantly amazed.

I'm amazed at how the simplest, thrown-together editorial can
merit so many comments and kudos. Sometimes the ones I sweat
blood over just roll off people without response.

We take for granted what we know. Because we think an idea is
common doesn't necessarily mean it is common to the rest of
the world.

So many times I write about whatever happened to me that week.
Not everyone has chickens. I've learned so much from my birds,
and they are entertainment and relaxation rolled into one.
People have written me from all walks of life talking about
their chickens now, the ones they had as a child, those on
their grandparents' farm, and those they wish they had. So many
folks have told me how lucky I was to have chickens. Who'd have
guessed that barnyard birds would strike a chord with so many
people?

You know what the trick is? It's making the commonplace seem
otherwise through the creative use of your words. How do
writers write about everyday topics like cooking, babies,
travel, car repair, dogs, saving money, even housecleaning yet
sell their stories to major magazines?

Style, angle and voice.

The good writer can take any topic, mundane or otherwise,
and spin it. Humor sells anything. So does taking a normal
subject and turning it on its head, using a unique twist or
an opposite stance.

So many times people write me saying how they know little and
have no experience. Everyone has experience. Your life's snippets
and knowledge have potential.

Maybe you've been rejected attempting to write about those
ideas. It wasn't the ideas, trust me. It was simply the wrong
style, angle or voice. Crank out a cracker-jack view of an
elementary idea, and you'd be surprised at how quick it's
snatched up. I call them zinger moments. I can feel them.
The ideas pop and crackle with originality. And they sell.

     Hope

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WORDS OF SUCCESS

"There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the
interval."

--George Santayana, Soliloquies

 
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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Hello Hope,
 
I just read your editorial CREATE YOUR LOCAL BOOK MARKET
(in March 7, 2010 TOTAL FundsforWriters) and wanted to let
you know about my newest writing project. Just last week I
received a contract to write a 100-year anniversary book on
the Oklahoma National Stockyards. The timeframe is short,
only about a month, but so is the word count at about 15K.
There will be a lot of pictures which will all be chosen and
formatted by the design people, so while their work will
continue long past March, mine will be done and I'll be ready
to move on to the next project.
 
Thought I'd give you kudos on the timing of your editorial--
at least in my case.
 
Sincerely,
Joan Rhine
JMRhine@gmail.com

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ARTICLE
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Write for Teens, are You Serious?
 
By Ruth Schiffmann
 
If you're over the age of twenty-five, chances are you remember
your teen years with fondness. Ah, the days of football games,
proms, and pep rallies. Do we really forget the hours spent
agonizing over wearing the right outfit, the tears spilled in
the restroom over a hastily scrawled break-up note, or the
searing pain of finding your name omitted from the list of
players who made the team? Add to that, college applications,
drug use, and bomb threats; today's teens face serious issues
every day. But there are many ways you can write about weighty
issues without increasing their burdens. If you can jump back
into those high school days while addressing the concerns of
today's teen, the challenges they face can provide endless
topics for articles, fiction, interviews, quizzes, and more.
 
If you've got the voice of today's teen ringing in your ears
and your finger on the pulse of current trends then you can
write for the mainstream girls markets. Topics of interest are
fashion, beauty, friendship, television, movies, gossip, and boys.
 
Seventeen
http://www.seventeen.com/faq
Pay: $1-$1.50/word
 
Girls' Life
http://www.girlslife.com/page/Writers-Guidelines.aspx
Pay: $150-$450
 
Justine
http://www.justinemagazine.com/
Pay rate not listed online.
 
Get in touch with your literary side, connecting with young
adults through short stories, poetry, and essays.
 
Cicada
http://www.cricketmag.com/pages_content.asp?page_id=22
Pay: $.25/word
 
Religious publishers look for writers that can tackle heavy-
hitting issues while offering their readers hope. If you recall
the victories as clearly as the hurts and heartaches then you
can bring hope to a hurting teen by finding purpose in life's
struggles. Stories and articles should have a strong spiritual
message showing teens how to apply faith to their lives.
 
DevoZine http://www.upperroom.org/devozine/2009/marapr/writers.asp?week=1&issue=638157
Pay: $15-$100
 
On Course
http://oncourse.ag.org/oc/writers.cfm
Pay: $15-$80
 
True Girl
http://www.truegirlonline.net
Request guidelines by email.
Pay: $.15-$.20/word
 
Insight
http://www.insightmagazine.org/guidelines/index.asp
Pay: $50-$125
 
Articles that inspire young adults to pursue their dreams and be
an example to others are sought after from these Christian publishers:
 
TC Magazine
http://www.tcmagazine.org/pages/page.asp?page_id=43873
Pay rate not listed online.
 
Relate
http://www.relatemag.com/about/
Pay: $50-$700
 
What's with all the talk about heartache and angst? Weren't
those teen years full of fun and freedom? Hours spent biking,
hiking, and scouting. If you'd like a shot at reliving the
passions of your youth then give these markets a try.
 
Boys' Life
http://boyslife.org/home/383/resources-for-contributors/
Pay: $50-$1,500
 
Jakes Magazine
http://www.nwtf.org/tv_magazines/Writers_Guidelines.html
Pay: $100-$300
 
Did/do you have a hobby that offers insight into some of
these specialized markets? Write an authentic story or article
that will fit into one of these niches.
 
Dirt Rider Magazine
http://www.dirtrider.com/contactus/index.html
Pay rate not listed online.
 
Slap
http://www.slapmagazine.com/index.php
Pay rate not listed online.
 
Thrasher
http://www.thrashermagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=29&Itemid=49
Pay: $.15/word
 
Dance International
http://www.danceinternational.org/submissions.html
Pay: $100-$150
 
American Cheerleader
http://www.americancheerleader.com/
Pay: $100-250
 
Tell the true stories of teens making positive, responsible
choices, sans any religious slant, for this publication
distributed through the public school system.
 
Listen
http://www.listenmagazine.org/article.php?id=17
Pay: $80-$150
 
Do you have a knack for finding the humor in any situation?
Offer a lighthearted look in the mirror in the form of a quiz.
Who can resist the temptation of answering 5-10 questions when
that all-important, insightful answer waits at the end?
 
Bop
No guidelines available online. Study current issue and then query:
editorial@laufermedia.com
Pay rates not listed online.
 
Shine Brightly
http://www.gemsgc.org/main/shine_guidelines.html
Pay: $.03-$.05/word
 
And it wouldn't be high school without the academics.
 
Odyssey
http://www.cricketmag.com/pages_content.asp?page_id=31
Pay: $.20-$.25/word
 
Key Club
http://slp.kiwanis.org/KeyClub/Libraries/Magazine/HowTo_KeyClub_Key_Club_magazine_writer_s_guidelines.sflb.ashx
Pay: $100-$400
 
ChemMatters
www.acs.org/chemmatters
Guidelines available by email.
Pay: $500-$1,000
 
No matter how far back a blast to the past will take you,
it's well worth the journey. Regardless of your age or writing
style, you can reawaken experiences and insights and then step
into the future to meet today's teens.
 
BIO
Ruth Schiffmann enjoys writing for many different audiences,
but her first love has always been writing for teens. More than
eighty of her stories and articles for children, teens, and
adults have appeared in publications both online and in print.
To read more of her work, visit www.RuthSchiffmann.com.

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COMPETITIONS
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FOLEY POETRY CONTEST
http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=10540
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NO ENTRY FEE
Each entrant is asked to submit only one typed, unpublished
poem of 30 lines or fewer that is not under consideration
elsewhere. Deadline March 31, 2010. The winning poem will be
published in the June 7-14 issue of America. Three runner-up
poems will be published in subsequent issues. Prize: $1,000.

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ROBERT WATSON POETRY AWARD
http://www.springgardenpress.com/spg/contests.html
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$12 ENTRY FEE
Submission must be received by April 2, 2010. The winning
manuscript will be announced in October 2010 and will be
awarded with $500 and the publication of a beautifully designed,
letterpress-printed, limited-edition chapbook. The edition is
limited to 500 copies, twenty-five of which are reserved for
the author and the remainder of which will be offered for sale
through Spring Garden Press. Please submit a collection of poems
not exceeding 24 pages--including title page, dedication,
epigraph, brief bio, and acknowledgments. Each page may contain
a maximum of 30 lines of copy, including stanza spacing.

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SCRIPTAPALOOZA SCREENWRITING COMPETITION
http://www.scriptapalooza.com/
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Deadline April 15, 2010 (application fee $55).
Winners are announced in August 2010.
Any genre considered. Submit one copy of an 80-140-page
screenplay. First place $10,000, software and representation
consideration. Second, third and ten runners-up receive
software and representation consideration. Semifinalist and
up receive one-year promotion by Scriptapalooza.

 
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GRANTS
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MENDOCINO COAST WRITERS CONFERENCE
http://www.mcwc.org/
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Location: Fort Bragg, California. Date July 29, 2010.
Deadline to apply for aid is June 16, 2010. The Mendocino
Coast Writers Conference is an intimate conference limited
to 100 participants where excellent writers who are also
outstanding teachers will encourage you to find and express
your own voice. A limited amount of financial aid will be
available for writers, with awards made on the basis of
merit and need. Priority is given to first-time applicants.
This award should be applied for when registration is open.

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TATAMAGOUCHE CENTRE
http://www.tatacentre.ca
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Exquisite seaside setting in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Please contact the non-profit Tatamagouche Centre 1-800-218-2220.
Bursaries of up to 1/3 program cost, young adult scholarships
of $500 each and other artist's bursaries available to participate
in:

Independent Writers Retreat
$570 (includes private room + all meals and personal feedback)
July 25-30th, 2010

OR

July 25-30th, 2010
Writing in a Time of Exile
A week of intensive work with your writing, contemplative space,
personal conferences, and critique. The conversation is also open
to the social context of our worlds, with their issues of class,
age, cultural assumptions and whatever else keeps us - and our
characters - up at night.  For writers with some experience,
published or unpublished. $960 ($575 tuition only; $385 meals
and accommodations).

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2010 HOPSCOTCH HOUSE SUMMER RESIDENCY PROGRAM
http://www.kfw.org/hophouse.html
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Application deadline:  April 2, 2010. Notification: May 6, 2010.
The Hopscotch House Summer Residency Program provides feminist
social change artists with opportunities to advance their artistic
development in a supportive creative community. The program
welcomes artists at all stages of development and does not
require a work sample. Artists may apply for a one-week residency
during either of the following weeks:

June 21 - June 27, 2010
June 28 - July 4, 2010

Artists may apply for a two-week residency during the following weeks:
June 21 - July 4, 2010

Applicants must be able to commit to completing a residency of at
least one week. Five private bedrooms and three studio spaces are
available, along with modest stipends of up to $400. The natural
setting, physical space and shared commitment to feminist art and
social change at Hopscotch House can inspire, nurture, rejuvenate,
and enhance the creative time of artists selected to participate.
 

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FREELANCE MARKETS
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NATURAL HOME
http://www.ogdenpubs.com/writers/nh.html
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Natural Home is a national, bimonthly magazine that provides
practical ideas, inspiring examples and expert opinions about
healthy, ecologically sound, beautiful homes. Upon assignment
of an article, you will receive a Natural Home magazine
freelance contract containing information on the agreed-upon
deadline, length, material to be covered and fee. Natural Home
magazine buys shared and reprint rights.

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OUTDOOR AMERICA
http://www.iwla.org/fileadmin/template/docs/OA_SubmissionGuidelines.pdf
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Outdoor America is the award-winning quarterly magazine of the
Izaak Walton League of America. Each issue is filled with
entertaining and educational articles about the conservation
work of IWLA members. We also provide in-depth coverage of
broader conservation issues such as national energy policy,
urban sprawl, and wetland loss. Accepts 2,000-3,000 word
features, 1,500-2,000 word essays, and shorter column and news
pieces. Every story must have a direct connection to the League's
members, activities, or policies. No fiction, poetry, or
unsubstantiated opinion pieces. Pays between $1,000-$1,500 for
feature stories (2,000-3,000 words).

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OUTDOOR CANADA
http://articles.outdoorcanada.ca/outdoor/client/en/homepage/DetailNews.asp?idNews=245856
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Outdoor Canada is Canada's leading national magazine for those
interested in traditional outdoor activities. Covers fishing,
hunting and related conservation issues. The content is entirely
Canadian. Most articles run from 2,000 to 4,000 words, while
shorter pieces can run from 100 to 600 words. Writing fees
depend on the complexity and length of the article, with rates
generally ranging from 50¢ a word and up.

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JOBS
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PERFORMANCE POETRY COORDINATOR
Location: UK, England, West Midlands
http://www.literaturetraining.com/metadot/index.pl?id=42644&isa=DBRow&op=show&dbview_id=2300
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Apples & Snakes, England's leading organisation for performance
poetry requires a Programme Coordinator - West Midlands to
further develop the establishment of a national network for
performance poetry - delivering a busy programme of events,
educational outreach and artist development.

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SCHAFER CORPORATION SEEKS FREELANCE WRITERS
Location Huntsville, AL
http://jobs-schafer.icims.com/jobs/1641/job
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Schafer Corporation is accepting applications for highly motivated,
talented freelance writers. The writer will be part of a team of
communication specialists supporting one or multiple clients
working in Huntsville, AL. Project assignments will be based upon
contract and/or task order award. Responsibilities include: Propose
creative solutions to product high-quality communication products.
Research, write, and edit papers that are technical in natures such
as conference and symposium papers, white papers, talking points,
and speeches. Research, write, and edit papers that are non-technical
in nature and written to an 8th grade level. Research and write web
content and content for social media channels to include Facebook,
Twitter, and blogs. Research, write, and edit outreach materials,
including fact sheets, exhibit text, lithographs, bookmarks, and
lithographs.

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WRITER-EDITOR
Location Washington DC
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids
http://www.idealist.org/en/job/370928-68
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Candidates must have strong writing and editing skills and a
minimum of two years experience writing, managing website
content and proofreading materials for publication. The Writer/
Editor will also assist the communications team as needed with
media relations.

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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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ZONDERVAN
http://www.zondervan.com/Cultures/en-US/Company/FAQ.htm
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Zondervan is currently accepting unsolicited book proposals
for the following categories:

Academic (only college and seminary textbooks in the areas
of theology, biblical studies, church history, etc.)
Reference (commentaries, handbooks, encyclopedias, etc.)
Ministry Resources (books and resources for pastors and
ministry professionals)

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UNTHANK BOOKS - UK
http://www.unthankbooks.com/
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We are essentially interested in innovative and important
literary fiction - something we feel we have not read enough
of in recent years given the state of mainstream lists.
This means that unless exceptional circumstances or quality
apply, we are not publishing horror, westerns, science-fiction,
crime and mysteries, police procedurals, fantasy, supernatural,
spiritual fiction, chick/mum/lad-lit etc. Nonfiction is expected
to have literary merit as well.

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PEACHTREE PUBLISHING
http://peachtree-online.com/inner/ManuscriptGuide.aspx
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Peachtree currently publishes the following categories:

Children's fiction and nonfiction picture books, chapter books,
middle readers, young adult books; Education, parenting, self-help,
and health books of interest to the general trade.

NOTE: Peachtree does not publish historical novels (except children's/
young adult), science fiction, fantasy, romance, westerns, horror,
poetry, short stories, plays, business, scientific or technical
reference, or books intended specifically as textbooks.

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SPONSORS
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TOM HOWARD/JOHN H. REID SHORT STORY CONTEST - LAST CALL

18th year. Ten cash prizes totaling $5,550. Top prize $3,000.
Seeks short stories, essays and other works of prose, up to
5,000 words. Winning entries published online. Both published
and unpublished work accepted. Fee per entry is $15, payable
to Winning Writers, Attn: Tom Howard Short Story Contest,
351 Pleasant Street, PMB 222, Northampton, MA 01060. Winning
Writers is proud to be one of the "101 Best Websites for Writers"
(Writer's Digest, 2005-2009). More information:

www.winningwriters.com/tomstory

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If you're going to work with an editor, work with the best.
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Email: rkwriter@gmail.com  
Web - www.rkeditor.com

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The work I do today is the stuff of dreams ... stress-free, romantic,
fun. And all sorts of everyday people do it. Like me, they've left
behind the drudgery of 9-to-5 ... the boring desk job ... and today
they get paid to follow their bliss. As far as I'm concerned, it's
the best job in the world. Who wouldn't want to travel the globe
and get paid for it?  ~Steenie Harvey

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