Volume 11, Issue 45
November 4, 2011


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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

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In my house, cooler weather means more recipes with venison.
Just finished four pounds of deer jerky. My boys fight over these.

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HOW TO FINANCE A BOOK? - LIKE ANYTHING ELSE

Spoke to the VP of Marketing for a major self-pubbing press
this week. They are about to launch into audio books in a
very cool way, and I may be assisting them in the future.
Anyway . . . she asked if I'd write for their newsletter.
I asked what about. She said many of her authors want to
self-publish but cannot afford the cost. She wanted me to
write 200-300 pieces on how to make that happen.

The thing is . . . it's like financing anything else. If
you want to buy a car, purchase new bedroom furniture,
locate money for a vacation, or pay for the kid's fall
tuition, how do you find the funds?

1. Borrow the money.

2. Save the money.

3. Earn the money.

Now, some of you may say, "Hey, there are scholarships for
tuition, so why not for writers?" Yes, scholarships indeed
exist. However, they are based upon performance, i.e., grades
and activity involvement. For writers, they are based upon
writing performance.

Brand new writers (writers who have not published or won awards
regardless of how long they've written) often ask for grants
to write or publish. A grant provider will ask for proof of
performance, or proof of ability - just like a scholarship
donor. Some scholarships are based upon need; however, they
still require certain minimum grades point averages as well
as proof of graduation and even references. There is a threshold
where even those who are needy do not qualify . . . because
they haven't shown they can perform.

So, when you need the money to publish a book, think like
you would about making any other major purchase:

1. Tally the total cost.
2. Set a goal to borrow, save, or earn the money.

Whoa, borrow? What if the book doesn't sell?

Cough, cough. If you don't have enough confidence in your
own book to borrow money against it, then why ask anyone
else to donate money toward the cause? As the originator
of this project, you know the risks more than anyone else.

But maybe you cannot borrow the money. Then save from your
other sources of income. Tuck the money aside until you
reach your goal.

But what if you don't have much in terms of other sources of
income due to the economy, retirement or disability? Then you
earn the money. You profess to be a writer. So write. Save
every dime until you have enough to make your book project
come to pass.

Make your dream happen. It's in your power. You just have
to make up your mind it's worth sweating hard enough.



Hope



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WORDS OF SUCCESS

It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion;
it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great
man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect
sweetness the independence of solitude.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson, Self-Reliance


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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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FundsforWriters readers won at least three of the twenty
prizes in the Intergeneration Storytelling Contest for 2011.
Here are comments from two.

http://www.intergenerationday.org/storyboard.html

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Dear Hope,

I have had two months of remarkable. I placed 83 in the Writer's
Digest contest on the topic Inspiration! It was a sermon I had
written and used in church two years ago. The topic was "Mothers:
Dreamkeepers, Peacemakers and Memory Makers. It is my understanding
that this one contest had 11,800 entries! When I wrote this I
thought I'd write as though I were Joel Osteen only female!

As if that were not enough, I went to the mailbox and there was
something from Intergeneration Foundation. I opened it and there
was a check for $100! They had chosen to give all 10 winners a
check for $100 instead of placing them in one to ten. My poem
was titled Grandmother/Granddaughter!

What this has taught me is not to doubt myself! Some places
where we submit just might not be the "right" place, but not
to ever, ever quit trying! I've always been a person who is
an "encourager" and I am writing this to you as a "thank you"
for being an "encourager" to me!

Lynn R. Hartz Ph.D.

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Hello Dear Hope!

I read about the Intergeneration Storytelling Contest in your
newsletter. I want to thank you for bringing it to my attention
because I submitted a story and received a certificate of
distinction as one of the top twenty pieces. I appreciate and
look forward to your fine newsletter. Your articles are so
informative and the listing of contests and publishers is very
helpful. You really make a difference for writing and writers
everywhere! Thank you!

Elizabeth McBride
Michigan
E-mail: writerem.mcbride@gmail.com


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ARTICLE
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Singing a Book's Praises with Back Cover Copy

By Rachel Carrington

How many times has the back cover copy of a book caught
your attention and intrigued you enough to make you have
to buy the book? How many other books have you put back
because the copy bored you or sounded like a repeat of the
last book you read?

More and more authors are choosing to self-publish, but
along with the independence they gain, they lose a valuable
asset--a publishings company's marketing department. Those are
the folks who usually create one of the most important selling
tools in the industry--the back cover copy or the blurb, if
you will.

When writing copy for a book, the main goal is to entice
readers to buy that book, usually in one-hundred fifty words
or less. That's not an easy task for some writers, but if you
can use powerful words and phrases to capture the attention of
potential buyers, you have an open door to this market.

Before you begin writing back cover copy for books, spend some
time at your local bookstore or library and read a few book
covers. Get a feel for each genre, pay attention to the words
used, and ask yourself if you would have written the copy the
same way.

A reader doesn't want to know everything that's going to happen
between the front and back cover of that book. They want just
enough information to make them want to find out what's going
to happen, and your job is to make it difficult for them to
put the book down and walk away.

Now, start practicing. Head on over to Amazon.com, take some
of the more boring book descriptions, and check out the sales
rankings. If they're in the millions or even high six digits,
you're heading in the right direction.

It's not difficult to find the self-published books. Createspace,
Lulu, Iuniverse, and xlibris are the most popular publishing
outlets available to individual authors. So if you look for
books published by those companies, you'll have your foot in
the door.

Take that boring copy and make it zing. Replace the passive
verbs with active and polish those few words until you would
want to buy the book. This is where your creativity really comes
into play. Make the readers think, feel, and dream, if possible,
but most importantly, make them want to buy that book.

Once you've recreated two or three of the back cover copies,
approach some self-published authors (most of them have their
website linked to their names at Amazon) and tell them you
believe your copy could help them. Show them your examples.
Let them choose the better copy. Odds are good it will be yours.
Now, tell them you can do the same for their book description.


Even with practice, you're still a novice in this area so you'll
want to keep your cost low. You certainly don't want to scare
off the self-published authors, many of whom are operating with
a tight budget. Ten dollars would be a good starting point, but
once you build your clientele and excel, you can claim as much
as or more than $100 per blurb.

You can increase your portfolio by finding more self-published
authors at: http://www.selfpublishedauthors.com . Just click on
Memberlist or visit Smashwords. If the book isn't associated
with a company name, it was probably published by an independent
author which gives you a wellspring of potential clients. Once
you have several self-published authors utilizing your services,
you'll be ready to approach the smaller publishers who can use
your talents!


BIO
Residing in historical Charleston, South Carolina, Rachel
Carrington is a published author of fantasy and paranormal
romance as well as romantic suspense. She has written for
Ellora's Cave, Red Sage Publishing, and Samhain Publishing.
Also a freelance editor/writer, she has written non-fiction
articles for The Writer, Writer's Journal, Absolute Write,
Funds for Writers, and Writer's Weekly.


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COMPETITIONS
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ERMA BOMBECK WRITING COMPETITION
http://www.wclibrary.info/erma/index.asp
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$15 ENTRY FEE
Choose one category for entry: Humor or Human Interest. Write
a personal essay of 450 words or fewer. Be sure to use the online
entry form. All ages may enter (all entries are judged together).
Entries are accepted from anywhere in the world. English only.
Only one entry allowed per person. This year, the writing
competition is charging $15 for entries, but is also awarding a
prize of $500 in each of four categories (one entry per person
for Humor either in the Global or Local (Dayton) category and
for the Human Interest either in Global or Local), PLUS a paid
registration (value $350) to the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop
which will be held in April. Winners are also recognized at the
Workshop luncheon. Entries accepted beginning January.

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WRITER'S BUREAU POETRY COMPETITION
http://www.wbcompetition.com/
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ENTRY FEE 5 / $8 / Euro 6.
Poems limited to 40 lines. Copyright remains with the author
but prize winners must agree to publication in a single issue
of Freelance Market News plus permission to post online for
twelve months. Deadline December 31, 2011. 1st Prize £500.
2nd Prize £300. 3rd Prize £200. 4th Prize £100.

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THERE IS HOPE MAGAZINE WRITING CONTEST
http://www.heartofgodpublishing.com/writingcontest.html
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There is Hope Magazine is a new biannual magazine premiering
in June, 2012. This magazine will feature articles of how everyday
people are overcoming obstacles and achieving personal victories
in their lives. The content of the magazine will be derived
directly from submitted entries in the There is Hope Magazine
Writing Contest. The contest is open to all authors of any age
who are residents/citizens of the United States. Children under
the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian's signature. All entries
must be NON-FICTION and include 2 references of people, different
from the author, who can verify the truth of the story. All
entries must be written in English.

Stories - Entries should be between 200 and 750 words.
Poems - Entries should be between 1 and 5 stanzas
Jokes/Humor - Less than 50 words Deadline March 1, 2012.

A minimum of 25 authors will be awarded and published in the
There is Hope magazine. The author of the cover story will
receive $500, a photo shoot and 5 free copies of the magazine.
All other awarded authors will receive $100 and 1 free copy
of the magazine.



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GRANTS
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THE WRITERS COLONY AT DAIRY HOLLOW - ARKANSAS
http://www.writerscolony.org/
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The muse is at home in this beautiful, historic Ozark Mountain
town. In this setting, The Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow
offers residencies to experienced and emerging writers in all
genres and composers/songwriters. Artists applying for and
receiving a specific fellowship are granted a free residency,
including room and board at WCDH. Travel is the responsibility
of the Fellow. Deadlines vary depending on Fellowship.

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WILDACRES RETREAT - NORTH CAROLINA
http://www.wildacres.org/
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The program continues each year, with 25 one-week residencies
available from May through October. We are now accepting
applications for the 2012 residencies. The deadline is January
15, 2012 and all applications should be made on-line.

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HOPSCOTCH HOUSE RESIDENCY
http://www.kfw.org/
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Hopscotch House offers time and space free of charge to selected
Kentucky women artists whose art is feminist in nature and
promotes positive social change. Hopscotch House is located 13
miles east of downtown Louisville, KY. Residency is free of
charge. Residents are responsible for their own food and beverage
and personal toiletries. The Summer Residency Program offers
stipends of up to $400 per week to selected artists chosen to
participate in the program. The Quarterly program offers need-
based stipends of up to $200 for first timers, low income women,
women of color, lesbian and bisexual women, and women from rural
areas of Kentucky.



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FREELANCE MARKETS
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EVENING ENGLISH EDITORS NEEDED
http://gainesville.craigslist.org/wri/2666542501.html
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We receive a high volume of academic and business papers 24/7.
EditorLive editors are required to provide corrections and
suggestions in reference to grammar, spelling, document flow,
punctuation, and usage within strict deadlines ranging from 3
to 72 hours, depending upon the client's request. He/She also
must be skilled in Chicago, APA, AP, MLA, CSE, and other style
manuals. All work is performed in four-hour shifts; you may
select as many shifts as you would like to accommodate your
schedule. The amount of money that you earn depends on the
number of shifts that you select, the time of day of the shifts,
how many other editors share your shift, and the number of
documents which are uploaded to us, which depends, to a certain
extent, on the academic/business year. You receive between 40
to 50% of the client's payment for each document that you edit.
Editors typically earn anywhere from $300 to $3,000 every two
weeks, depending upon the above factors. You can expect to be
engaged in editing throughout your four-hour shifts.

Available Shifts (Eastern Standard Time)
Shift Five: 4 P.M. - 8 P.M. Thursday, Saturday
Shift Six: 8 P.M. - Midnight Saturday, Sunday

We are currently looking for qualified editors in all fields
of study. Potential candidates must complete a comprehensive
two-part examination and meet one of the following two qualifications:

1. Be currently employed by or enrolled in an accredited
university in the United States and have a minimum GPA of 3.6.

2. Have a graduate degree with a minimum of 2 years professional
editing experience.

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MOVIEMAKER MAGAZINE
http://www.moviemaker.com/contact/
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This magazine offers articles for both movie audiences and
filmmakers. Covers movers and shakers, industry news, festivals,
how-to, and creative nonfiction. Articles are 800-1,000 words.
Departments are 250-1,500 words. Pays up to $500 for articles.
Offers a kill fee. Query first.

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NAILPRO
http://www.nailpro.com/in-this-issue
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Go to CONTACT to send query via form. A professional trade
magazine for those who own, manage or work in nail salons.
Gives readers advice on running a business and dealing with
clients. Articles are 1,500 to 2,000 words, covering technical,
how-to, profiles, management, business, and health. Pays $300
to $400 per article. Columns on news, tips and products pay
$250 for 1,000 to 2,000 words.

NOTE: As with all trade magazines, if you are not an expert
in the subject matter, look for the evergreen topics like
dealing with the public or general business solutions or
even expanding via online media.


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JOBS
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AUTOMOTIVE WRITER
Location Virtual
http://www.autotrends.org
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/wri/2668564161.html
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Auto Trends Magazine, an online periodical featuring automotive
news, car previews and product reviews, is looking for an
experienced writer to contribute articles on a regular basis.
This opportunity is expected to begin in January 2012 and last
approximately for four months. College students majoring in
journalism are invited to apply. Please embed a previously
published writing sample of approximately 500 words within the
body of your e-mail for our review. Emails with attachments
will be deleted. Due to the number of replies expected, we will
only be able to contact those whom we believe would be a good
fit for our publication. Please visit our site to review our
articles, to understand our voice and to read our editorial
requirements.

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COPYWRITER
Location Portland, OR
http://www.talentzoo.com/index.php?action=view_job&jobID=111030
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Agency in search of freelance copywriter, mid- to senior-level.
We are in search of a mid- to senior-level copywriter with
extensive experience in the sports and fitness industry.
Experience in this brand space is a must. We would like to
start a relationship that allows for a per project commitment.
Would not be required to work on-site. Please send us a cover
letter, résumé and a link to your portfolio and writing samples,
along with your hourly rate information.

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COPYEDITOR
Location Emigsville, PA - possibly Virtual
http://www.nationjob.com/job/PROT88
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Freelance copyediting opportunities are available on a project-
by-project basis. Specialty areas needed are medical, technical
(math, accounting, engineering, chemistry), and el-hi. A minimum
of 2 years experience in copyediting is required. Please be
prepared to submit to testing. Please submit references with
resume and a list of the style guides and reference books with
which you are familiar, as well as pertinent work experience.
Only applicants with expertise/familiarity in these specific
subject areas will be considered.



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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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THE BENT AGENCY
http://www.thebentagency.com/about.html
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Jenny Bent
My list is varied and includes commercial fiction and nonfiction,
literary fiction and memoir.

Susan Hawk
I handle books for children exclusively: picture books, chapter
books, middle grade and YA, fiction and non-fiction.

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VICKY BIJUR LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.vickybijuragency.com/
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To query us with fiction, please send a synopsis and the first
chapter of your manuscript with your query letter (if emailed,
please paste the chapter into body of email, as we don't open
attachments from unfamiliar senders). For nonfiction, please
send a query letter and proposal. We do not represent children's
books (we do consider YA), poetry, science fiction, fantasy,
horror, or romance.

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GLOBE PEQUOT PRESS IMPRINTS
http://www.lyonspress.com/aboutus.php?page=aboutus&id=2
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Falcon
Specializes in outdoor recreation topics such as hiking, biking,
climbing, surfing, and other areas.

GPP Travel
Specializes in a wide range of regional, national,
international travel lines. We are always on the lookout for
strong travel writers!

Lyons
Current affairs, politics, true crime, and history. The imprint
also publishes reference, pets, humor, fishing/hunting, adventure,
military history, horses, sports, nature, reference, and survival.

Skirt!
A synergy imprint with Skirt! magazine, published by Morris
Communications. The imprint is looking for books with an attitude
by dynamic women who have something unique, counter-intuitive,
and often daring to say. Areas include self-help, health,
parenting, gift, and humor.

GPP Life
A line of prescriptive books for women in the areas of self-
help, relationships, inspiration, cooking, parenting, health,
and memoir.



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