Got the best pics from St Simons, GA. Just like my Lowcountry territory in SC.

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

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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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FINDING TIME WITH TOO MUCH TO DO

I find it amazing that the more I have on my plate, the more
productive I become. People ask how I accomplish what I do,
and I never have a good answer.

This week, however, I seemed to have caught up to myself.
No signings or conferences for the entire month of July.
No immediate deadlines since the manuscript for book two of
The Carolina Slade Mystery Series is in the hands of the
publisher. And I caught myself piddling more than ever.

Some psychologist types might say it was my schedule
catching up to me, that I needed the down time to go into
idle-mode for a spell. Maybe. The problem is, idle to me means
getting outside to garden, weed, or create some new wing on
a chicken coop, and it's too friggin' hot to do all that.
So I'm seated at my computer, finally, with time to breathe,
and I slow down.

Back in my day-job years (geez that sounds old), I ran wide-
out with kids, writing, jogging, and serving as administrative
director for a small federal agency, answering to a politician.
I fell into bed and rose tired, but once I had my coffee,
I counted the juggling balls and prioritized which ones to
handle first.

I firmly believe we perform relative to the degree in which we are challenged.

And the first people to argue this are those who are seeking reasons for not being productive.

Go ahead. Throw tomatoes. But just think about it before you do.

Athletes who perform the same routine, without challenging their limits, do not excel.

Intellects who quit challenging the status-quo, do not find break-throughs.

Doctors who treat the norm instead of seeking answers to
anomalies, turn their backs on patients.

It's the challenged who make a difference. And when we
stop to ponder that, we can reply in one of two ways:

1. We can complain about our limitations, or
2. We can keep fighting to make a difference.

Really, it IS that simple.



Hope

AUTHOR SITE - http://www.chopeclark.com
THE BLOG - http://www.chopeclark.com/blog
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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 UP TO 126 REVIEWS ON AMAZON!

Readers are staying up all night reading Lowcountry Bribe.
They start with Chapter One and can't put it down until
THE END. People are surprised that the country can be
so intriguing. . . and that the government can be so cruel.

“He winked and clicked his tongue. Panic coursed through
me at the altered state. Like hearing that your church-
going mother likes her bourbon straight and sex on top.
He’d offered me a bribe.”

http://www.amazon.com/Lowcountry-Bribe-C-Hope-Clark/dp/1611940907
http://www.chopeclark.com

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YOU SAID IT!!!

THE LATEST COMMENT ABOUT LOWCOUNTRY BRIBE....

I recently ordered "Lowcountry Bribe" with the intention
of reading it over the Fourth of July holiday, but when I
went to bed on Friday night I thought to myself, "I'll read
a couple of chapters of Hope's book just to see what it's
like." That was about midnight. I read the last word at
about 8:30 a.m.! No falling asleep, no trips to the bathroom,
no thoughts of how late it was becoming...I was on an adventure
in the South with Carolina Slade!

As a retired PI, I'm so often disappointed to determine early
on in a book what the plot is and who will try to kill the
protagonist. No such problem with "Low Country Bribe"! I
TRIED to figure it out---believe me I tried---because the
suspense was killing me. I was near the end of the case
(oops, I mean book) before the whole plot finally came
together; just as it should. Excellent, excellent.

My only complaint is that the next Carolina Slade book
isn't ready for me to read.

Grace Elting Castle
Eugene, OR


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WORDS OF SUCCESS


"One's philosophy is not best expressed in words; it is expressed
in the choices one makes. In the long run, we shape our lives and
we shape ourselves. The process never ends until we die. And, the
choices we make are ultimately our own responsibility."

~ Eleanor Roosevelt ~



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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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"When I was looking for funding for my project, Mindshift 2012,
a writers' showcase and audience discussion, connecting local
writers with readers, I did not know whom to ask. I wrote to Ms.
Clark and within minutes she replied with a list of ten plus
sources of funding for my kind of literary event. Thanks to Ms.
Clark, so far I have received monies from my local arts council
for Mindshift with a number of other proposals pending. I am so
grateful Ms. Clark took the time to answer my query. She is
extremely knowledgeable and a real class act."

Robyn McGee
author/creator Mindshift 2012


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ARTICLE
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MEDIA COVERAGE FOR SELF-PUBLISHED WRITER

By Becky Blanton

Since newspapers generally have a policy of NOT reviewing self-
published books it's almost impossible to get a book review in
any newspaper. Some papers go so far as to not review anything
published by any publisher other than the major standards such
as Penguin, Random House etc. However, as a journalist who has
worked at more than five newspapers, including Gannett, Media
General and Landmark, there is hope.

A feature story about you is more credible and likely to generate
interest than a review of your book. So look at your life and see
what you have to offer newspapers readers. Do you collect Santa
Claus dolls or trains? Have you turned your living room into a
bird sanctuary where 50 birds fly free where your couch used to
sit? Do you spend your weekends building tree houses for
neighborhood kids? I wrote feature stories on all these people.
When you can get a reporter interested in you running your 10th
marathon, or heading up the drive to distribute sleeping bags to
the homeless it's very easy to work in, "Oh, and I just published
a book." If you have something in your life to pitch to a reporter
OTHER than your book, you're almost guaranteed to be able to talk
about writing the book in the article.

Your self-published book may drive interest in something the public
wants to know about. For instance, a parent who self-publishes a
book on how to get through the diagnosis, treatment and outcome of
her child's cancer to raise money for cancer research or her child,
is likely to get a reporter's attention. So is the coach who writes
a book on how to introduce your child to sports. If you have a
recognized expertise, most reporters will find a story in that.

Have you written a book on the history of your town and had to go
on some amazing road trips, or dig into old courthouse documents,
or interview veteran's in a nearby nursing home to get the
information for the book? Then you have a story any reporter would
be interested in—if your efforts were extreme, unique or funny
enough. Did you have to go to Paris or Italy for research? Did you,
at the age of 65, learn to shoot a machine gun in order to finish
your thriller? Did you fall in love and get married while doing
research for your romance novel? That's a story!

Are you related to someone famous who is mentioned in the book?
You don't have to be Oprah's long lost sister, but if the town's
local celebrity is related to you, then good for you! If you're a
famous coach, teacher or political figure who self-publishes a
book, chances are you'll get the attention of any small town paper.

Think holidays! If you've written a book on Thanksgiving traditions,
or how to wrap Christmas gifts, or anything related to the big
holidays—Veteran's Day/Memorial Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas,
Easter etc., MOST small to medium newspapers will write a story
to tie the holiday to a local person.

Don't stop at your daily paper. Almost all cities have alternative
papers, and rural areas have weekly papers. If you live in a
"bedroom community" then chances are you have a weekly paper who'd
love to write about your book. But read several issues of the paper
FIRST, before you write the editor. Try to see if your book has
relevance for the readership. There are all kinds of weekly papers
for seniors, grandparents, sports enthusiasts, fishermen and parents.
Try to find a paper (most are free and distributed at libraries,
grocery stores and shopping centers) that caters to people who
would be interested in your book. Don't try to get a grandparenting
magazine to review your Sci-fi thriller. Do get a parenting magazine
to look at your "How I Learned to Get Offline and Love the Playground"
book on parenting in a high tech society.

Don't forget bloggers! Many of the larger newspapers read local
blogs and will pick up on any content that generates online buzz.
The trick is to never stop marketing! You can do it!

BIO
Becky Blanton just self-published her first novel, The October
Abduction of Thomas Martin: Bloodline. It's Christian Sci-fi,
sort of The Davinci Code meets the Left Behind Series. She’s not
having any problems getting it reviewed, but then—it's about UFOs
and aliens and this just happens to be 2012!

E-mail: becky.blanton@gmail.com . 
Available at Amazon on Kindle - http://tinyurl.com/6nc8reg 



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COMPETITIONS
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GEMINI FLASH FICTION CONTEST
http://www.gemini-magazine.com/contest.html
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ENTRY FEE $4 ($3 for each additional entry).
Grand prize: $1,000. Second place wins $100, and we’ve added a
third place prize of $50. There will also be three honorable
mentions. All six finalists will be published online in the October
2012 issue of Gemini. Maximum length: 1,000 words. Deadline: August
31, 2012. Absolutely no restrictions on content, style or genre.
Both new and established writers are welcome.

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FARMERS MARKET INSPIRATION AWARD FOR AN ESSAY
http://farmersmarketcoalition.org/inspiration-award
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NO ENTRY FEE
In honor of National Farmers Market Week 2012, the Farmers
Market Inspiration Award was designed to reward and showcase
the variety of ways farmers markets benefit communities
across the United States. We’re looking for essays by farmers
market producers from all corners of the nation that put a
human face on farmers market successes: increases in on-farm
biodiversity, unexpected friendships formed, or lessons
learned in the living classroom of entrepreneurship. Deadline
August 11, 2012. $1,000 cash prize to one (1) grand prize
winner; Five (5) honorable mentions will each receive a free
one-year membership in the Farmers Market Coalition, and a
one-year print subscription to Growing for Market. Limit
1,200 words.

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CLEANTECH INNOVATION ESSAY CONTEST
http://www.cleantechpoland.com/en/news/cleantech-innovation-essay-contest/
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NO ENTRY FEE
Deadline August 22, 2012. The prize is PLN5,000 or roughly $1,400
based on PLN1: $0.28 conversion rate. The contest is open to any
person of any nationality who is under the age of 35 by the start
of the contest. The contest is aimed at young innovators –
graduating scholars, engineers or scientists, or recently
graduated scholars, engineers and scientists, as well as
economists, policy-makers, and business professionals. Format:
an essay in English or Polish with optional supporting photos,
figures, drawings. You must demonstrate that the idea is
achievable, not fantasy or science fiction. No more than 8 pp
or 2,000 words. The essay can be on any topic, so long as it has
a cleantech angle: agriculture, information technology, biology,
energy, infrastructure, economics, public policy, marketing or
advertising.

First prize: 5000 PLN
Second prize: iPad (value: 2500 PLN)
Third prize: a subscription to Cleantech Poland (value: 1750 PLN)


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GRANTS
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QUICK FUNDS - IDAHO
http://www.arts.idaho.gov/grants/indquick.aspx
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Open to emerging and established artists who have attained a
certain level of proficiency as represented by work samples,
the grants provide timely assistance for projects, activities,
or travel to seminars, workshops, and conferences. The
Commission’s emphasis is on increasing the skill of the
applicant; focusing on the process rather than product;
production rather than promotion. Grants also provide arts
administrators with funding to increase their skills or
professional growth.

Quick Projects requests can be for up to $1,500 with a cash
match of 1:3 (example: request $1,500, match $500). Individuals
in all disciplines may apply for a project or activity, with a
maximum request of $1,500.

Professional Development requests can be for up to $750 with a
cash match of 1:1. This reimbursement is for direct expenses
only and recipients must submit a final report and receipts.

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SUSTAINABLE ARTS FOUNDATION
http://www.sustainableartsfoundation.org/apply
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Our program focuses on awards to individual artists and writers
with families. Specifically, the applicant must have at least
one child under the age of 18. We welcome applicants from
anywhere, but will give some preference to residents of the
San Francisco Bay area.

Sustainable Arts Foundation Visual Arts Award: $6,000
Sustainable Arts Foundation Writing Award: $6,000
There will be multiple winners for each award.

Additionally, we will be awarding a number of smaller $1,000
Promise Awards to those applicants whose work may not qualify
for the main awards, but nonetheless demonstrates both skill
and potential. The foundation offers awards in two major
categories: visual arts and writing. We encourage writers
working in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry to apply. Deadline
September 1, 2012.

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NEWARTS - WISCONSIN
http://www.newartscouncil.org/FiscalReceivership.html
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newARTS can act as a fiscal receiver for Brown County-based
arts initiatives. Most independent artists and small or new
arts organizations lack the important 501(c)(3) tax status that
makes public grants and private donations legal and desirable.
newARTS welcomes applications from either short-term but
impactful projects as well as new initiatives seeking their
own non-profit status, as a way to support the creation of
new projects, until there are financial and structural plans
in place for the initiatives to sustain their own non-profit
status.


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FREELANCE MARKETS
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CANADIAN ORGANIC GROWERS
http://www.cog.ca/about/contact-us/
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The Canadian Organic Grower is Canada's voice for organics–
reaching over 2,500 farmers, gardeners and consumers across
Canada for more than 35 years! Our quarterly magazine offers
intriguing articles that inspire, educate and motivate year
after year. Learn how to grow, sell and prepare organic food.
Discover innovative techniques used by organic farmers and
gardeners. Connect with the organic community across Canada.
Pays $150 to $350 for articles of 1,200 to 2,000 words.

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COASTAL LIVING MAGAZINE
http://www.coastalliving.com/about-us/
---
Coastal Living introduces readers to homes, destinations,
activities, and people along the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf
shores of North America. Hawaii, Alaska, coastal Canada and
Mexico, as well as the multi-national Caribbean islands and
U.S. Great Lakes, are included in our scope. Pays $1/word
plus reasonable expenses.

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COAST TO COAST
http://www.coastresorts.com/contactus.cfm
---
Since 1972, Coast to Coast Resorts has been the industry leader
in bringing RV enthusiasts access to some of the finest
"members-only" outdoor resorts in the country. Written for
RV owners. Articles are 800 to 2,500 words and cover how-to,
informational, personal experience, and profiles. Covers
vehicles, equipment, travel, and leisure. Columns are
1,200 to 1,500 words and cover reviews. resorts and member news.
Pays up to $1,200 for articles and up to $150 for columns.
Always needing review of RV camping resorts.



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JOBS
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WRITER-EDITOR
Location Ft Belvoir, VA
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/319909200
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Deadline July 11, 2012. Serves as assistant editor of a
quarterly academic journal. Coordinates a blind review process
in the production of a scholarly peer-reviewed journal which
focuses on topics relevant to the Defense Acquisition Workforce.
Receives article submissions, generates and assigns accession
numbers, and conducts manuscript tracking from initial
submission to final approval. Conducts research and acquires
information through personal and telephone interviews with
high-level officials of the Office of the Secretary of Defense,
senior management of federal agencies, military departments,
private industry, and academia.

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TECHNICAL WRITER-EDITOR
Location Cambridge, MA
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/320092500
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In this exciting role, you will research, summarize, and
synthesize the policy implications of new technologies applied
to transportation, and write material for executive level
audiences within DOT as well as for other audiences.
Deadline July 27, 2012.

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TECHNICAL WRITER-EDITOR
Location Norfolk, VA
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/320293000
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Provides technical writing, editing and desktop publishing
of environmental reports, studies, management plans, permit
applications, contract scopes of work, technical board reports
and various other internal and external documents. Uses
advanced features of publishing software (Microsoft Office,
Visio, and Adobe Acrobat Writer.


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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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LAURA GROSS LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.lg-la.com/
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Represents new and established clients in fiction and
nonfiction. In addition to expert contract negotiation, LGLA
provides clients with skilled editorial advice and guidance
throughout the writing process. Beyond working toward the
success of each individual book, LGLA seeks to establish long-
term relationships with writers to help them build long-lasting
and satisfying careers. LGLA has strong publishing contacts in
Britain and is represented in most foreign territories. LGLA
also handles film and television rights and has worked with
with all the major studios, as well as with many independent
production companies worldwide.

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HARTLINE LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.hartlineliterary.com/
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Hartline Literary agency is one of longest established agencies
serving the Christian book community and though we specialize
in that market we do work with general interest books as well.
Actively seeking adult fiction, self-help, nutrition, devotional,
and business books. No erotica, GLBT, fantasy, horror.

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ANTONY HARWOOD LTD
http://www.antonyharwood.com/contactus
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Our terms of business include commission at 15% on all contracts
for British Commonwealth rights and 20% on all contracts for
American and translation rights. Commission on all contracts
for film and/or television rights is 10-15%, subject to the
involvement of sub-agents and associated agencies. We are happy
to consider submissions of fiction and non-fiction in every
genre and category except for screenwriting and poetry.



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C. Hope Clark
E-mail: hope@fundsforwriters.com

140-A Amicks Ferry Road #4
Chapin, SC 29036

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