Volume 12, Issue 14
April 6, 2012


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Editor:     C. Hope Clark
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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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BLOCKED

No, I don't have writer's block. I'm not a believer, but I do
recognize the fact that some days flow better than others.
That goes for anything we do. But I'm not just talking writers
block. Sometimes block comes in all shapes and sizes - marketing
block, blogging block, freelance block, self-promotional block.
That's when you learn to shift and focus in another direction.
The last thing you do is stop.

We've all heard the stories about pitching to fifty agents and
being consistently rejected. When I pitched agents, I addressed
them a dozen at a time, every two weeks. At three dozen, I
stopped, waiting for the responses. And while I sat waiting,
in essence blocked, I worked on the second book in The Carolina
Slade Series.

Once I heard from 80% of those 36 queries, and realized some
liked the premise but rejected the manuscript, I went back and
did a major rewrite of Lowcountry Bribe. Once it was done, I
started querying again. I landed number 72.

As writers, we slide back and forth between two realms:
writing and selling.

Writing includes manuscripts, freelance articles, blogs, and
anything that stirs your creative mind.

Selling includes querying, pitching, marketing, promoting, and
anything that builds your brand.

When you're having a bad day at one, flip over to the other.
Just don't freeze.

Keeping your hand in the pot, always stirring, whether it's
writing or selling, continues to move you forward. In this
business, in case you haven't learned, you put one foot in front
of the other daily, or the world runs over you and forgets you
exist. So, the next time you:

1. Get depressed because the book isn't selling;
2. Get down because indie bookstores aren't interested in you;
3. Pout because you can't get a nod from a publisher;
4. Cry because nobody knows you're a writer;
5. Fuss because nobody comments on your blog;
6. Whine about an inability to find writers;
7. Curse because you can't write the best ending to a chapter;
8. Swear because your critique group hates your story;
9. Rant because your character won't come to life;
10. Hang your head after an hour and only 50 words on the page;

switch. If the problem is writing related, promote. If the
problem is marketing related, then write. One is more left brain
than the other, and there's nothing wrong with giving one side
a rest.

But stop? It's like going to the day job and saying, "I'm not
feeling productive today," and still expecting them to pay you.
Keep that motor running. It's just some days you turn left
and other days you turn right. Just keep moving forward.


                    Hope


AUTHOR SITE - http://www.chopeclark.com
THE BLOG - http://www.chopeclark.com/blog
TWITTER - http://twitter.com/hopeclark
FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/chopeclark
ABOUT.ME - http://about.me/hopeclark
GOODREADS - http://www.goodreads.com/hopeclark 

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LOWCOUNTRY BRIBE is out!

The Carolina Slade Mystery Series is live with its premier
book Lowcountry Bribe. Welcome to the world of Carolina Slade.

She's a simple government employee offered a bribe.
She follows the rules and tells the authorities.
Then all hell breaks loose because she did.

Learn more at http://www.chopeclark.com

Available at Amazon, Bell Bridge Books, B&N, Kobo and through
most Indie bookstores.

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NITTANY VALLEY WRITERS NETWORK (NVWN) PRESENTS C. HOPE CLARK

The Nittany Valley Writers Network (NVWN) will host C. Hope Clark
at Schlow Centre Region Library, 211 S. Allen Street, State College,
Pennsylvania on Saturday, April 28 from 10 am to 4 pm.

Hope will speak on four topics:
 
--The Story of Carolina Slade--A Mystery Becomes a Reality;
--Revisions--Polishing for Publication;
--Funding Streams for Your Freelance Career; and
--Platform and Other Tools for the Serious Writer, including a
  discussion of The Shy Writer.

After the talks, she will hold a question and answer session and
a book signing. Seating is limited. Registration is $20 through
April 21, and $25 at the door if any spaces remain.

Contact Karen Dabney, NVWN workshop coordinator
Email: greywing228@verizon.net  or 814-861-1463
http://nvwn.wordpress.com

 

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WORDS OF SUCCESS

"If you stuff yourself full of poems, essays, plays, stories,
novels, films, comic strips, magazines, music, you automatically
explode every morning like Old Faithful. I have never had a dry
spell in my life, mainly because I feed myself well, to the point
of bursting. I wake early and hear my morning voices leaping
around in my head like jumping beans. I get out of bed quickly,
to trap them before they escape."

--Ray Bradbury
 
 
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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Hope:
 
Cool Well Press ( http://www.coolwellpress.com ) released my novel,  
Alexandra's Secret, on Amazon's Kindle and Barnes & Noble's Nook
this past week. Thank you for alerting me to this publisher through
your newsletter! This is my fourth book about World War II. This
story spans most of Europe, and shows the events that helped to
bring an end to the war through the participation of a young OSS
agent.
 
I have ordered and look forward to reading Low Country Bribe.
 
 
Cordially,
 
Annie Laura Smith
http://www.annielaurasmith.com
Alexandra's Secret
The Legacy of Bletchley Park
Will Paris Burn?
Saving da Vinci


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NOT YOUR MOTHER'S ROMANCE NOVELS

by Cynthia MacGregor
 
Have you checked out the romance market lately? It's not what it
used to be! Yes, so-called "sweet" romances are still out there,
and Christian romances, but more and more romance novels today are
crossing the not-so-fine line into the field of "Adult" (yes, I do
mean what you think I mean) writing. Not only do many romance e-books
these days contain strong erotica components, but the latest trend is
that many women are buying books that detail relationships between
men. There is no heroine in these books. Both lovers are male. And
the scenes not only are explicit but use raw language.
            
Is it lucrative to write such books? Definitely. The pseudonymous
"Cassandra Pierce," a friend of mine, recently received a royalty
check for over $2,000. This represented her share of sales of several
books for the third quarter of 2011 at just one of several publishers
that handle her romance output.
            
One of the biggest e-publishers of erotic romance books for women is
Siren-BookStrand, and if you look at their website's Top Sellers list
any day (the list is in a constant state of flux), you'll see that the
majority of books listed there are tagged as "m/m" (male/male), with
most of the rest being some sort of menage arrangement (e.g. "m/m/f"),
usually one wherein the two men are involved with each other and are
not just sharing the woman.
            
Romance is still essential to these stories, as is a happy ending--
either what's abbreviated as "HEA" (happily ever after) or "HFN"
(happy for now). But so is strong language. A recent submission of
mine to Siren-BookStrand got kicked back to me because I used too
many euphemisms. "We want strong, 'adult' language," the editor wrote.
(A quick revision resulted in an acceptance.)
            
What brought about this huge change? Assuredly one factor is the
advent of e-books. While most women readers would blanch at the
prospect of hitting the checkout line at B&N with a book whose cover
features two hunky-looking males, downloading an e-book is a much more
anonymous transaction.
            
Though The Writer's Guide to Paying e-Markets [full disclosure: I'm
co-author] lists a small number of e-publishers who seem to be
selling to the GLBT market, the majority of e-publishers who seek
this type of book are publishing for women readers. Beth Walker, the
publisher at Secret Cravings Publishing, says, "We've found that the
vast majority of readers of the m/m books are women--95% according to
our sales." She adds, "Why this is such a phenomenon, we aren't sure,
but the women love to read these types of stories. They still want
romance as part of the book, though, and expect a deep connection
between the characters."
            
Yes, these books aren't just unmitigated sex. Siren-BookStrand's
editor insists that there must be a romance component...as well as
explicitly described encounters.
            
Why do women readers enjoy this type of novel? Comments posted
online in a forum for readers of romance novels may be enlightening.
One such reader writes: "It's about the love, about love having no
limitations and barriers based on gender."
            
Another reader's view: "I think from a romantic perspective, the
appeal is that if love between two men, which was taboo for so
long, can happen successfully, the take-away message is that
anything, any happy ending, no matter what the obstacles are,
is possible."
            
Is there "gold in them thar hills"? Definitely. Look at Cassandra's
over-$2000 payday...from just one of her publishers. And the market is
growing daily. Want a piece of it? Join in!
 
BIO
Cynthia MacGregor's list of 54 conventionally published books and
over 50 e-books does not include her pseudonymously published books,
which include books in the genre she's writing about here, or the
ghostwritten books (not in this genre) that she's crafted for others.
She also does freelance writing of other types, as well as editing.
Her website at www.cynthiamacgregor.com  does not give a hint of her
involvement in male/male romance books but does list many of her
other accomplishments. You can contact her atCynthia@cynthiamacgregor.com .


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COMPETITIONS
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MIDDLE-GRADE MYSTERY CONTEST
http://www.thechildrenswriter.com/BA329/
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ENTRY FEE $0 - $15
The winners in this contest will be published in Children's Writer,
the monthly newsletter that goes to almost 1,300 children's book and
magazine editors in North America. Along with the winning pieces,
we'll publish an article about the top-ranked entries and their
authors. The contest is for a well-constructed fictional mystery
that will engage readers 9 to 12, to 900 words. Entries will be
judged on structure, appeal for the audience, use of the best
elements of the mystery genre, and an interesting protagonist.
Entries must be received by April 30, 2012. The first contest
entry is free to Children's Writer subscribers who include their
account number on page one of their manuscript. All others pay an
entry fee of $15, which includes an 8-month subscription. Winners
will be announced in the October 2012 issue. Prizes: $500 for first
place plus publication in Children's Writer, $250 for second place,
and $100 for third, fourth, and fifth places.

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TONY HILLERMAN PRIZE
http://www.wordharvest.com/contest.php
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NO ENTRY FEE
Co-sponsored by St. Martin's Press, the Tony Hillerman Prize is
awarded annually for the best first mystery set in the Southwest.
The prize winner is awarded a contract with St. Martin's Press for
publication of the novel and $10,000. No less than 60,000 words.
Murder or another serious crime or crimes must be at the heart of
the story, and emphasis is on the solution rather than the details
of the crime. The story's primary setting is the Southwestern United
States, including at least one of the following states: Arizona,
California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.
Deadline June 1, 2012.

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HILLERMAN MYSTERY SHORT STORY CONTEST
http://www.wordharvest.com/contest.php
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$20 ENTRY FEE
Winner receives $1,000 and two tickets to the awards dinner, part
of the annual Tony Hillerman Writers Conference. Also publication
in New Mexico Magazine. Submit mystery short stories that are 2,500
words or less, written in English, set primarily in New Mexico.
Deadline August 15, 2012. Critiques are $100 extra.


 
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GRANTS
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ARKANSAS ARTS COUNCIL FELLOWSHIPS
http://www.arkansasarts.org/grants/iaf.aspx
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Awards are based on the creative excellence of works submitted
for review and are awarded to a limited number of artists of
outstanding talent. Funding categories for Fiscal Year 2013 are:

Literary Arts--Novels
Performing Arts--Music Composition (Western Classical Tradition)
Visual Arts--Painting

Deadline to apply is April 20, 2012. Must be at least 25 years
old and a resident of Arkansas for one-year.

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2012 PEN PARENTIS WRITING FELLOWSHIP FOR NEW PARENTS
http://www.penparentis.org/writing-fellowship.html
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$25 ENTRY FEE
In addition to a full year of promotion, a $1,000 prize will
be presented to the new Pen Parentis Writing Fellow at a public
reading of the winning work in Manhattan on Tuesday, September
11, 2012. Entrants must be the parent of at least one child
under 10 years of age, but there are no style or genre limitations
 on the works of fiction submitted for consideration. Entrants
can be at any level of their literary careers. Deadline April
18, 2012. Submissions are by postal mail only and call for a
new, never-published fiction story--any genre, on any subject--of
up to 1,250 words.

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WASHINGTON SPEAKERS BUREAU
http://www.humanities.org/
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Humanities Washington is seeking applications from qualified
individuals interested in serving as 2012-14 presenters for its
statewide Speakers Bureau program. The deadline for application
is April 27, 2012. These speakers are compensated through grants
from Humanities Washington.

 

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FREELANCE MARKETS
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SOUTHERN BOATING
http://southernboating.com/blog/contact-us/
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SOUTHERN BOATING profiles the most significant boats from 30
to 100 feet, but key to the success of the magazine is its
enduring focus on cruising destinations and articles that
celebrate the boating way of life, presented in an entertaining
and eye-pleasing format. Within our pages you'll find everything
from practical "how-to's" and new gear to inspired cruising
features; trend articles and interesting people - even delectable
onboard recipes and news and notes from the entirety of the
boating and yachting realm. Pays up to $650 for articles of
600 to 1,000 words. Covers only the southeastern waters of the US.

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SOUTH FLORIDA PARENTING
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/south-florida-parenting/contact/
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Comprehensive information about local South Florida events and
activities for families. Comprehensive features and insightful
columns on parenting issues. Pays up to $350 for articles of
800 to 1,500 words. Columns of 750 words pay $75.

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TALLAHASSEE MAGAZINE
http://tallahasseemagazine.com/index.php?option=com_facileforms&Itemid=39
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Tallahassee Magazine has been informing and entertaining area
residents and visitors for more than 26 years. A blend of provocative
features, regular topical departments, quick reads and information
readers can use. Social section, people profiles, calendar of events
and dining guide are the perfect complements to compelling feature
stories. Tallahassee Magazine, the region's premier full-color
lifestyle magazine, provides loyal readership the very best this
area has to offer. Pays up to $400.



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JOBS
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WRITER-EDITOR
Location Arlington, VA
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/312728600
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Deadline April 16, 2012. The Department of Defense Education
Activity (DoDEA) currently has an opening for a Writer Editor to
work in the DoDEA Human Resources Regional Services Center.
Serves as a writer/editor in the Office of Communications with
the primary responsibility of planning, creating, developing,
and writing DoDEA leadership speeches, messages, correspondence,
talking points, and briefings for delivery by DoDEA leadership.
Researches, writes and edits speeches and testimony on the
organizations, missions, operations, initiatives and programs
of the organization.

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WRITER - REPORTER
Location Washington DC
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/303242200
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Works for Stars and Stripes. Reports and writes stories that
adhere to the highest principles of professional journalistic
ethics. Provides fairness and balance in all articles and
photographs. Aggressively responds to breaking spot news.
Reports feature stories that provide diversity and broad audience
appeal. Provides photographs to accompany stories and looks for
opportunities to supply standalone feature or news photographs.
Regularly produces profile stories and longer pieces on significant
newsmakers and leaders within the coverage area.

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TECHNICAL EDITOR
Location Lakewood, CO
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/312901000
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Deadline April 11, 2012. Responsible for editing, rewriting,
formatting, and desktop publishing technical documents (such as
environmental impact statements, technical and resource management
reports and manuals, brochures, newsletters and Web pages).


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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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LORIMER PUBLISHING
http://www.lorimer.ca/adults/adult-author-guidelines.html
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Lorimer's publishing program focuses on the following subject
areas: economics, education, gender studies, history, native
studies, political science, public policy, sociology, and urban
studies. Canadian connection required.

-also-

James Lorimer & Company is currently seeking manuscripts for the
following children's series:

Sports Stories series - Hi-lo, sports-themed fiction ages 10 to 13
SideStreets series - Edgy, issues-based novels for ages 13 and up
Recordbooks series - Non-fiction sports bios/issues for reluctant
readers ages 12 and up.

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MEDALLION MEDIA GROUP
http://medallionmediagroup.com/submissions/
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Produces fiction and nonfiction for adults as well as YA fiction.
Mainstream, historical, mystery, thriller, suspense, romance,
horror, science fiction, fantasy especially for the YA crowd.

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MILET PUBLISHING
http://www.milet.com/submissions-pg16.html
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As a trailblazing publishing company, Milet has indelibly expanded
the scope and look of bilingual and multicultural titles for
children and adults, combining artistic innovation with linguistic
excellence in books and multimedia resources that are both
educational and entertaining.  Milet is also a groundbreaking
publisher of literature in translation, bringing into English
works by international authors of children's books and adult
literary fiction.  


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SPONSORS
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