Volume 11, Issue 34
August 26, 2011


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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

Chosen for Writer's Digest Magazine
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2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

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Battening down the boat hatches (or  however they say it) for the pending hurricane.

Editor: C. Hope Clark
Mailto: Hope@fundsforwriters.com
Website: http://www.fundsforwriters.com
Newsletter: ISSN: 1533-1326

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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Read newsletter online at: http://www.fundsforwriters.com/FFW.htm
Read past issues at: http://www.aweber.com/z/article/?fundsforwriters

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NOVELS DON'T MAKE MONEY, YOU KNOW

In case you're heavy into your manuscript and not coming
up for air very often, I want to let you know that first
novels do not make much money.

Big pause while that sinks in.

The first novel will not make you rich. My guess is that
you have a better chance of winning the lottery . . . with
a lot less headache, time and money. We scoff at people who
play the lottery, who knowingly throw money away. Put a dollar
value on each hour spent penning that best-ever story, and
see who's smarter with his money.

Even the authors who traditionally published before, who've
jumped ship to self-publish via ebooks, have to admit they
are making most of their money with their backlist. I can
think of only one person making a killing on her first book,
and that's Kathryn Stockett with her story THE HELP. One of
of several million first-time novels. Again, lottery odds.

So what I'm telling you is tough love. Imagine I'm shaking
you by the arms right now, trying to rattle some sense into
you like you're a fifteen-year-old child who got caught
taking the family car for a joy ride around the neighborhood.
What were you thinking?

"But I want to drive . . . now."

"You can't. You have to study the manual and take the test.
Get a permit and practice with a seasoned driver. You can't
just drive."

"But I want to drive . . . now."

Your first novel is your learner's permit. It's when you
grow from your mistakes, try harder, do over. You learn
under the watchful eye of those who know how. The second novel
is your restricted license. You drive on your own, but it still
isn't second nature to you, and you still haven't quite honed
that instinct. The third novel is your license.

As we all know, or should know, you are a fourth or fifth
novel author before you are taken seriously in this business.
It's also when you hopefully can count on your backlist to
help propel your latest.

Okay, fuss. That's not what you wanted to hear. So many
readers explain to me how they will start charities on
the proceeds of their first book, put their child through
college, quit work, pay off the mortgage, and quit the day
job.

I'm telling you the odds are against you. Now . . . do you
have what it takes to still write that story? And then
write the ones to follow? Because those people create their
own lottery.


Hope



THE BLOG - http://www.hopeclark.blogspot.com
TWITTER - http://twitter.com/hopeclark
FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/chopeclark
ABOUT.ME - http://about.me/hopeclark

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THE ANNUAL FUNDSFORWRITERS CONTEST IS OPEN

The 10th Annual FundsforWriters Essay Contest seeks nonfiction
submissions. First prize $400. Five additional cash prizes.
Zero entry fee and $5 entry fee categories. Theme: Diligence.
Limit 750 words. Email submissions only.

Guidelines at www.fundsforwriters.com/annualcontest.htm 



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WORDS OF SUCCESS


Nothing is more satisfying than to write a good sentence.
It is no fun to write lumpishly, dully, in prose the reader
must plod through like wet sand. But it is a pleasure to
achieve, if one can, a clear running prose that is simple
yet full of surprises. This does not just happen. It requires
skill, hard work, a good ear, and continued practice.

~BARBARA TUCHMAN



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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Hi Hope,

I just wanted to drop you a line to let you know how important
the Funds For Writer's emails are to me. And the amount of
information crammed into each new edition is so eagerly waited
on and gobbled up by dry-mouthed writers like myself.

A few months back there was an article/insert about how and
who to contact to get the exposure you need. In that article
among the many suggestions it mentioned to contact your local
cable company via Press Release - and I did. I should also
mention that I learned how to write and polish a properly
formatted and eye-catching PR on another FFW article!

I give you, and the FFW articles I look forward to perusing,
the credit for having this televised Neighborhood Journal
segment on local cable tv! It showcases my poetry series for
children called Fruit of my Labor and they did a great job
with it. It is now also on Youtube!

Thank you so much for providing the writing world with the
FFWs and the diligence you seem to have such an abundance
of that has no signs slowing down any time soon!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gffwqLtTO1Q
(Go to the 3:30 mark to see his project)

Joe Frey


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ARTICLE
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TECHNOLOGY AND RESUMES

By Donna Rodgers

Resumes remain an integral part of communicating career
experience, skills and potential to a new employer or
business partner. One-size-fits-all resumes won't help you
win in today's ultra-competitive career environment. Even
new graduates need a great resume. If you scored a competitive
internship in the past, that's a great accomplishment. Detail
what you learned in the role to add resume depth and texture.

Before you start. It's your responsibility to manage information
about you on the Internet. Update information on user-maintained
sites, including LinkedIn, Facebook, Plaxo and Jigsaw. For
frequently-quoted professionals with a large online presence,
use resources like Reputation.com to manage your profile.

If you're a super-secret resource (like a retained headhunter),
you also need a resume to market your experience to a new
employer. Don't add information about work-in-progress to an
Internet-accessible resume without client permission. Some
clients love publicity but others don't.

Write a dynamic resume. Many job seekers want help with resume
form and language. Avoid canned phrases, like "team player" or
"bottom-line and results-oriented professional." Craft a resume
using excellent communication skills. Sites like ResumeCompanion
provide fresh formats and styles needed to get your resume
selected for the interview queue. If you want to distribute
your resume to many career sites, use ResumeRabbit to accomplish
the task.

Add voice clips. While the debate continues about whether senior
candidates should submit a video resume, think about adding a
voice clip. Create a voice clip using Windows Media Player or
purchase a Cogi.com subscription. Attach your voice clip as a
separate file with your resume or application. Hiring managers
don't have unlimited time to read resumes. A 30- to 60-second
voice clip sends the professional appeal of you along with your
resume.

Make a video resume. Short and simple video resumes make the
best impression with hiring managers. Hiring a professional
videographer for your resume can cost up to $250, according to
WorkBlast.com. Make your own video resume for free. Some basics:
look into the camera, speak clearly and dress professionally,
suggests Treeline Incorporated's Dan Fantasia. "Stay confident
in your job search, and reach out directly to the hiring manager
of each position. When you send a resume through a resume portal
without making contact, your resume may fall into a black hole!"

Add a VisualCV. Pull your body of work together with VisualCV.
Link videos, webinars, books, articles, presentations, blogs and
tweets to a resume. Your prospective employer or business
colleague wants to know about you, and they're going to perform
a cursory Google search. Link your digital fingerprints to
achieve the most desirable result.

Update a Social Resume. One-dimensional resumes fall flat when
compared to the three-dimensional perspective offered by social
resumes. LinkedIn offers an application to download your social
resume to a PDF file. Combine your social resume with a video
resume for a powerful demonstration of how you think and what
you've accomplished.

Putting It All Together. Use technology to network, think
outside the box and use your assets to deepen a personal brand.
Technology won't take the place of performing all the steps
necessary to identify new opportunities, employers and business
partners. Technology will make introducing your phenomenal
abilities to these targets much easier.


BIO
Donna is an executive recruiter with more than 15 years'
experience. As a New York Times About.com Guide, she's
passionate about helping readers use what works in a job search
and on the job. She has published articles on AOL Careers,
Luxist, Paw Nation, StyleList, Gadling, Urlesque, Asylum,
BloggingStocks and subscription-only career websites. Rodgers
also worked at Ladies Home Journal and Institutional Investor.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Smith College and
a Master of Arts in education from Virginia Tech. She's a
recently-Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) by the
Professional Association of Resume Writers. Readers can
contact Donna at financialservices.guide@about.com  or at 
donnamrodgers@gmail.com.




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COMPETITIONS
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FAMILY CIRCLE FICTION CONTEST
http://www.familycircle.com/family-fun/fiction/2011-family-circle-fiction-contest-rules/
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NO ENTRY FEE
Deadline September 9, 2011. Limit 2,500 words. Can submit up
to two entries. Must be a legal resident of the US and 21
years of age or older. One grand prize is $750, a gift
certificate to one mediabistro.com course, one year membership
mediabistro.com and more. Second place $250 and membership.
Third place $250 and membership. The grand prize may include
publication in Family Circle. Runners-up may be published
at the Family Circle website.

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LEE & LOW BOOKS NEW VOICES AWARD
http://www.leeandlow.com/p/new_voices_award.mhtml
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NO ENTRY FEE
Open to writers of color who are residents of the US and
who have not previously had a children's picture book published.
Manuscripts should address the needs of children of color by
providing stories with which they can identify and relate,
and which promote a greater understanding of one another.
Submissions may be FICTION, NONFICTION, or POETRY for children
ages 5 to 12. Folklore and animal stories will not be
considered. Manuscripts should be no more than 1,500 words in
length. Deadline September 30, 2011. The Award winner receives
a cash grant of $1,000 and our standard publication contract,
including our basic advance and royalties for a first time
author. An Honor Award winner will receive a cash grant of
$500.

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READER'S DIGEST WRITING CONTEST
http://www.facebook.com/ReadersDigest?sk=app_108814999219210
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NO ENTRY FEE
To celebrate the publication of Life...The Reader's Digest
Version: Great Advice, Simply Put, Reader's Digest will host
the "Your Life..." contest. The grand prize winner will receive
$25,000, and ten runner-ups will win $2,500. The eleven honorees'
stories will also be published on ReadersDigest.com. In addition,
Facebook fans will have the chance to vote for their favorite
stories. The most popular Facebook entry will also receive $2,500.
To enter, submit your life story in 150 words or less on Reader's
Digest's Facebook page. The deadline has been set for November
1st. Glee actress Jane Lynch submitted the first entry in the
contest. Perhaps it's a teaser for her soon-to-be-published
memoir Happy Accidents?



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GRANTS
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BRUSH CREEK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
http://www.brushcreekranch.com/ranch/artsfoundation.php
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Location on a 13,000-acre ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming. Open
to writers, visual, performing artists, musicians and composers.
Meals provided. Wheelchair accommodations. Deadline September
15 and March 15 each year. Transportation not included. Month-
long residencies June, July, August. Two-week residencies
January - May and September - November.

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RAGDALE FOUNDATION RESIDENCIES
http://www.ragdale.org/
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Deadline September 15, 2011. At Ragdale, visual artists,
writers, composers, and interdisciplinary artists from
Chicago, every state and around the globe find what they
need to create important new work: time and space.

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MILLAY COLONY
http://www.millaycolony.org/apply
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Deadline September 15, 2011. Each year Millay Colony invites
52 visual artists, writers and composers for a colony residency.
Residents are chosen anonymously by a panel of jurors in each
discipline. The application process is competitive and based
solely on the merit of the artist statement and work sample.
The Millay Colony is in Austerlitz, New York--approximately
2 1/2 hours north of New York City and 2 1/2 hours west of
Boston, Massachusetts.


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FREELANCE MARKETS
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LIVING THE COUNTRY LIFE
http://www.livingthecountrylife.com
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Living the Country Life® inspires affluent rural homeowners
to maximize their enjoyment of their place in the country.
Focuses on rural homeowners on large properties. Covers
gardening, livestock, equipment and property enhancements.
Ten percent freelance written and pays $1/word. Submit queries
to betsy.freese@meredith.com .

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MAKE: TECHNOLOGY ON YOUR TIME
http://makezine.com/submissions.csp
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MAKE is a do-it-yourself technology magazine written by makers.
There are four types of content in Make: Projects, Features,
Reviews, and Everything Else. (If you have an idea for
something that doesn't fit in one of the first three areas
but is still related to do-it-yourself technology, we'd like
to hear about it, too - hence the Everything Else category.)
We pay $25 to $100 for a review. Payment for other types of
content will be negotiated - up to 50 cents/word.

We have several sections with articles about interesting things
made by people or groups of people. "Made on Earth" is a
section with large photos of projects and their makers, along
with 200-word stories about them. "Maker" is a longer profile
of a dedicated maker-of-cool-things. And we also have 600- to
1,000-word articles about groups, companies, clubs, and
technologies relating to DIY projects.

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MILITARY HISTORY
http://www.historynet.com/about-military-history-magazine
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In each issue our award-winning writers and historians reach
back across the sweep of recorded human history, bringing to
life the world's pivotal wars and warriors--profiling the great
generals, assessing key conflicts, strolling hallowed ground,
sharing the stories of the many and honoring the selfless
sacrifice of a few. We also bring you up to date with the
latest history news and reviews of the best writing in the
genre. Very open to freelance writers. Query with source list
and possible artwork, if available. Pays up to $400 and buys
all rights.


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JOBS
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TECHNICAL WRITER - EDITOR
Location Washington DC (2 vacancies)
http://jobview.usajobs.gov/getjob.aspx?JobID=101761852
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Deadline September 1, 2011. Interprets technical information
to write and edit reports, news, and pamphlets. Interviews
subject matter experts, reads technical documents, and conducts
independent research to develop, verify, and synthesize
technical data. Writes and edits products such as articles,
procedural or planning documents, news releases, or reports
of research findings, ensuring compliance with established
formatting and style conventions. Writes and edits materials
for diverse audiences and specific groups on programs and
policies.

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SPORTS REPORTER
Location South Carolina
Tom Clifford
Executive News Director
The Post and Courier
134 Columbus Street
Charleston SC 29403
Contact Malcolm Dewitt at mdewitt@postandcourier.com
http://www.journalismjobs.com/job_listing.cfm?jobid=1277438
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The Post and Courier is looking for an experienced, enterprising
sports reporter to cover the University of South Carolina from
Columbia. This highly motivated individual will cover all aspects
of USC athletics, major and minor. Must have a proven track of
writing solid game stories on deadline, engaging features and
in-depth enterprise work. In addition to print, it is critical
this person is comfortable working on multiple digital platforms
-- social venues such as Twitter and Facebook, blogging, and
posting for dissemination on mobile and web platforms. Experience
shooting and editing video is a plus. We are looking for someone
who has a little experience covering a major program and is
seriously on top of all things social and digital.

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NEWS REPORTER
Location Ft Myers, FL
http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=7182
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The News-Press in Fort Myers, Florida, is seeking journalists
who get excited by unearthing city council cartels, exposing
college course swapping scandals, examining the quality of our
beaches and uncovering medical malpractice. We need reporters
who won't settle for covering meetings but will dig deeper and
believe in being a community's watchdog. Candidates should have
a college degree and a minimum of three years daily newspaper
experience. They should have written numerous enterprise and
investigative pieces and be well versed in using databases.
They need to be able to work closely with our digital team and
be able to produce multimedia packages to enhance their reporting.
If this describes you, please send a resume and at least three
clips to reporterjobs@news-press.com.



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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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WHO DARES WINS PUBLISHING
https://whodareswinspublishing.com/For_Authors.html
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Who Dares Wins Publishing was created to give authors a
platform to publish their backlist through NY Times Best-
Seller Bob Mayer's already established brand. We are also
accepting submissions in new non-fiction. We are looking
for authors with great content and the ability to promote.

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SOHO CRIME PRESS
http://www.sohocrime.com/submissions.php
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Soho Press primarily publishes fiction, with the occasional
autobiography or cultural historical account. Completed
manuscripts should be 60,000 words or more. While many of
our published works arrive here through agents, we place a
high priority on publishing quality unsolicited materials
from new writers. Though eager to accept a wide range of
literary fiction, we do not consider formula fiction, young
adult dramas, stock romances, juvenile literature, short
story collections, cookbooks, how-to books, self-help, fantasy,
and anything that might recommend itself as a "quick read."
Further, we do not consider electronic submissions.

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COFFEE HOUSE PRESS
http://www.coffeehousepress.org/submission-guidelines/
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Coffee House Press will only accept submissions during two
annual reading periods: March 1 - April 30 and September 1 -
October 31. Coffee House Press publishes literary novels,
full-length short story collections, poetry, and a small
number of essay collections and memoirs. CHP does not accept
submissions for anthologies. CHP also does not publish genre
fiction such as mysteries, Gothic romances, Westerns, science
fiction, or books for children. Please note: Coffee House
Press is not currently accepting unsolicited poetry
submissions.



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SPONSORS
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TABLE ROCK WRITERS WORKSHOP

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September 19-23, 2011

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KATHERINE DON, "THE BOOK DON"                                     
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Katherine goes beyond the basic services of copyediting;
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Contact Katherine: kat.don1@gmail.com
Website: YourBookDon.com

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AWARD-WINNING WRITER, PUBLISHER
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Have your writing edited by an award-winning, professional
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in Teaching Award from UNC Chapel Hill. His essays, feature
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Contact rkwriter@gmail.com , www.rkeditor.com

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COOL WELL PRESS - NEW PRESS
http://www.coolwellpress.com/pages/home
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We offer a variety of genres including fantasy, mystery,
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non-fiction. We strive to bring you the best and brightest
authors and stories that will touch your heart, open your
mind, and keep you thinking long past The End. Cool Well
Press is a royalty-paying publisher of works for sale in
electronic format and trade paperback. We publish two
distinct lines - book-length Young Adult fiction across
all genres and non-fiction in a variety of genres.
 

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NEW BOOK RELEASE:

The Heart of a Ready Scribe by Melanie Stiles

Are you ready to connect your passion for writing with your
heart for God? We all have a message to be written for others.
Are you working on yours?

Take this one year journey of weekly encouragement, instruction
and reflection that will enable you to connect your calling to
action.

Is it your time to take on the role of a Ready Scribe?

Amazon link (including Kindle edition)

Ebook link

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WHY ADVERTISE IN FUNDSFORWRITERS?

For my first advertising for my fledgling business I needed to
make strategic choices within a very limited budget. I chose
to advertise in two places: the Funds for Writers (FFW)
newsletter and a major writer's magazine (circulation of 100,000).
FFW far outperformed the magazine! From my first FFW ad I got an
immediate and enormous spike in traffic to my web site and within
24-hours had more than 100 people sign up on my website. And that
was just the first ad! Over the course of the six-week ad campaign
I saw a noticeable spike in traffic after each ad hit people's
inboxes and in total garnered at least 500 new sign-ups.

If you're thinking about advertising in FFW, do it!

Joan Dempsey, Founder & President
http://www.literaryliving.com 

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ANOTHER FANTASTIC REASON TO ADVERTISE IN FUNDSFORWRITERS

Chalet Publishers, LLC, ran an ad ONE TIME in announcing we
were currently accepting submissions. It had been exactly 24
hours since the newsletter and the ad were distributed. Queries,
chapters, entire manuscripts --- the influx has just now slowed
down. We received way over forty responses to our ad, and they
are still pouring in.  (BTW, this is a very good problem!). Just
wanted to let you know we think you and your newsletter rock!
It's just amazing and lets us know just how loyal your fans are.

Joyce Norman,
Chalet Publishers, LLC
http://www.chaletpublishers.com

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