Volume 12, Issue 30
July 27, 2012


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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

Chosen for Writer's Digest's
101 Best Websites for Writers
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006,
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

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While my son is in transit between homes, settling into a
new job, we're babysitting Harper. After losing our beloved
Dixie last year, Harper has been a blessing, keeping our home
alive with ball throwing, begging for snacks, and performing
all her little trucks Labs are so famous for learning.
 

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

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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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NEGATIVE REVIEWS

Okay, let's talk about this. I've been watching people run
rampant across the web, in various writers groups, talking
about negative reviews.

Yes, they are devastating to writers.

Yes, they can make you mad and crave to strike back.

You will never please every reader. Someone will eventually
think you are absolutely stupid for what you wrote. Your
characters were two-dimensional. The plot never made a valid
point. The setting was mundane. The red herrings were too
obvious. The romance too cheezy . . . predictable, shallow,
poorly written, etc.

And yes, these people have a right to leave a review. You chose
to present your work to the public. Do you think nobody will
have an opinion on it? Of course you want four- and five-star
reviews.

Maybe they made a mistake in the review, like saying your
setting was New Hampshire instead of Vermont. Maybe they thought
it was a mystery when it was a romance. Maybe they prefer
literary and got a commercial sci-fi, and are frustrated they
wasted their time. They may have confused the title to mean
one topic, then the book took off in another direction.

But even if they did not read the entire book, they are entitled
to an opinion.

There are horror stories abounding these days, where naysaying
groups are banding together to bash bad writing by authors. Others
unite to bash bad reviewers. Both sides descend upon the web to
search and destroy. Authors get hurt. Reviewers get hurt.

Let's just stop here and say that we should treat each other
with respect. I have a few iffy reviews. No, I did not chastise
them, just as I hope nobody would chastise me for any review
I left.

Let's try to be professional. Let's try not to toss comments
out there anonymously. Let's struggle to post our best work
and leave our best reviews. And let's hold our tongues if we
don't like what someone else has said. It's so tempting to
throw out too-quick remarks on the Web.

Publishing and writing is difficult enough as it is without
us fueling the fire of negative commentary.

But . . . we do owe authors the courtesy of a review. No, I'm
not pandering for reviews. I've been as negligent as anyone
in reading a book and moving on. Now, I try to make a point
to pick my stars and leave comments at Amazon or Goodreads,
if for no other reason than to thank the author for spending
so much time and effort to put yet another book out there for
the reading public.


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 
PINTEREST - http://pinterest.com/chopeclark/

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TEEN WRITERS INTERVIEW C. HOPE CLARK!!!

"Tune into the radio program, Express Yourself!™, the #1 YA radio
program in the world on August 14th at NOON Pacific where I'll
be interviewed. You can listen from your computer by going to

http://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2014/express-yourself

If you miss the live show, you can find it archived at
http://www.starstyleradio.com  or http://www.BTSYA.com .

Thanks for supporting the voices of young adults in our efforts
to spread positive messages.

Teens talk, the world listens on Express Yourself!™”

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YOU SAID IT!!!

THE LATEST COMMENT ABOUT LOWCOUNTRY BRIBE....

“From stories that he made into movies, Alfred Hitchcock taught
us to fear the most mundane settings: the quiet Midwestern
cornfield (North by Northwest), the happy-go-lucky amusement
park (Strangers on a Train), and the idyllic small California
town where seemingly nothing evil ever happens (Shadow of a Doubt,
The Birds). With her first novel, Lowcountry Bribe, Hope Clark has
added the South Carolina Lowcountry as one more deceptive geographic
landmark where, hiding beneath its natural beauty and unique
cultural history, there are the septic sores of corruption and
murder most foul. If Mr. Hitchcock was still with us, it would
probably be safe to say, beyond a Shadow of a Doubt that he would
have loved Ms. Clark’s ride through the Lowcountry.”

~John L. Holgerson (via Amazon)

(Find Lowcountry Bribe at Amazon, B&N, Books-A-Million, and
bookstores near you, as well as www.chopeclark.com )

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WORDS OF SUCCESS

"You are in charge of your own attitude—whatever others do
or circumstances you face. The only person you can control
is yourself."

~ Marian Wright Edelman ~




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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Dear Hope,

I wish to thank you for your article “The Beauty of a Website.”
At the time it appeared in the March 2, 2012 issue of Funds for
Writers, I was researching website designers for my book. So,
with great interest, I read these comments about Shaila
Abdullah and her company, House of Design: “Shaila was game for
everything and anything I wanted. But she had the professional
savvy to lead me to some ideas I never thought about.”

I visited her websites. I was very impressed. I called her and
the fifteen minute conversation we shared confirmed your remarks
about her and convinced me she was the designer I needed. She
sent me her questionnaire. The importance of answering it in as
much detail as possible cannot be understated.

Working with her to create the website was an absolute joy.
Shaila’s creative ability is unbounded. Give her the seeds of
some ideas and she will grow your words into a magnificent garden
of visual imagery. Once the basic colors for my site had been
determined, I gave her a list of some of the images from my book
and asked if she could find a way to use them on the site. I was
blown away by the creativity and originality of her work. She
had employed even the simple image of red poppies with subtlety
and style. As you know, Shaila works with you every step of the
way and, for those individuals who are detail-oriented, like me,
she has the patience of Job.

In folklore, dream catchers intercept bad dreams and allow only
good ones to reach the dreamer. If there are writers in your
audience dreaming of what a great website for their book might
look like, Shaila Abdullah and the House of Design should be
their dream catcher. http://myhouseofdesign.com/ 

Thank you for leading me to her with that great article (one
among many, I might add).


Regards,

John L. Holgerson
www.johnlholgerson.com


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Jack of All Trades:
Seven Ways to Develop Multiple Streams of Income from Your Writing

By Mina R Raulston

Jack of all trades, master of none, that’s how my dad described
himself. In my regular day job I found that useful as I worked
multiple jobs to support my family. I learned that a jack-of-all-
trades may not have a high high-powered career but he or she will
always be employable. That lesson proved invaluable as I developed
my writing income. What began as journaling for my own peace of
mind after my divorce eventually became a second income. Here are
some simple ways to develop multiple streams of writing income.

If you’re a brand new writer and have no clips, try writing for
your church or other community organization. My first experience
was writing a Bible study that I subsequently taught at my church.

Query a local, specialized newspaper, even if it’s unpaid to start.
You will gain training and experience as well as published clips.
I wrote for a local Christian newspaper, writing articles about
domestic violence, groups, events, and people of importance to
the Christian community and I learned how to research and interview.

Submit queries to your church’s publications. I publish articles
in my denomination’s magazines on domestic violence, parenting,
summer camp, and church events.

Approach the smaller community newspapers in your area. I have
written for several community newspapers, both as a full time
staff writer and as a freelance writer publishing articles on
community meetings, events, and parenting. One article, titled
“Children and the Arts, How to Light the Fire and Fan the Flame,”
was a blast to write. It’s best to create ideas of your own for
articles but you may receive assignments. Look for business or
other niche newspapers in your area too. I wrote business owner
profiles for one local newspaper.

Write a nonfiction book on a subject you know well. I wrote a
nonfiction book on domestic violence that I self-published.
There are many options available today for self-publishing that
offer authors much flexibility. I prepared the manuscript and a
very talented artist friend created the cover art for me. One of
my publishers referred me to a book packager http://www.bookmasters.com 
to print and package my books, and a graphic designer to convert 
my cover format and cover art into a book cover file. I sell copies
of my books from my website http://www.minaraulston.com  , our church
bookstore, and when I teach.

Write book reviews and speeches and offer services to other writers.
Book reviews can be done for newspapers, magazines, and even publishers.
I regularly write speeches for a company called First Editing at
http://www.firstediting.com  . And every writer needs an editor, so
I offer proofreading and editing services to writers and students.

Teach what you know. After leading two writers’ groups I now teach
a variety of writing classes at several community adult education
departments. I also offer domestic violence awareness seminars for
a speaker’s fee.

Over the years, I’ve learned how to query, how to promote myself,
how to develop a network of sources, and how to find and create new
opportunities. Not only has it developed into a second income, but
it has done wonders for my self-confidence. These are just a few
tips for developing multiple streams of income from your writing.
You may discover others as you develop your writing and career.
Keep your eyes and mind open and watch for opportunities.

BIO
Mina R Raulston has been a freelance writer since 1996. She
publishes articles in newspapers, magazines and corporate
newsletters and has served as the editor of several church newsletters.
Ms. Raulston writes and teaches classes for small groups on writing,
self publishing and domestic violence and writes speeches. She is
also the President of Columbus Christian Writers’ Association, the
Potter’s House Scribes and a spokesperson for Action Ohio. She now
offers the following writing classes

How to Write for Newspapers
How to Self Publish Your Book
How to Start and Maintain a Writer’s Group

www.minaraulston.com
www.minaraulston.wordpress.com
www.linkedin.com/in/minaraulston


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COMPETITIONS
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NANO FICTION CONTEST
http://nanofiction.org/submit
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$15 ENTRY FEE FOR THREE SHORTS
The Fourth Annual NANO Prize, awarding publication and $500
to a previously unpublished work of fiction 300 words or fewer,
is now open. All entrants receive a one-year subscription to
NANO Fiction and winners will be announced in September. All
entries must be unpublished and 300 words or fewer. While there
will be only one winner of the contest, all submitted pieces
will be considered for publication.

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WAG'S REVUE SUMMER FICTION CONTEST
http://wagsrevue.submittable.com/submit
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$22.09 ENTRY FEE
Currently, Wag’s Revue is only accepting submissions for its
Summer Writers Contest in fiction, poetry, and essays.

First prize is $1,000 and publication in Issue 15; second prize
is $500; and third prize is $100. All submissions are considered
for publication. The contest is judged by the editors and closes
August 31, 2012. Winners will be announced with the release of
Issue 15 in December. Limit 10,000 words of prose or ten pages
of poetry.

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WEB OF LIFE CONTEST
http://www.wolfoundation.org/guidelines/
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NO ENTRY FEE
We are looking for ideas presented in a high quality, non-technical
style. We welcome any opinion on socio-environmental issues – be
they for or against any particular debate or point of view.
Entries should be written in prose in the English language.
You can submit essays or short stories, factual commentary or
fiction – whichever way and whichever writing style you choose
to communicate your ideas. Essays should be aimed at a general
readership and should be non-technical. No footnotes or citations
are allowed. Submissions should be no longer than 2,000 words.
Essays may have been published before provided you have the
necessary permissions to re-publish. Deadline September 30, 2012.
The winning entry will receive a cash prize of $1,500. A further
$500 will be awarded to the second placed entry. The shortlisted
entries will be published as a book of collected essays. Up to
three entries allowed per person.


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GRANTS
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FFS/HEARST SCREENWRITING GRANT
http://sffs.org/Filmmaker360/Grants/sffshearst-screenwriting-grant.aspx
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The Hearst Screenwriting Grant is given to a mid-career screenwriter
who has been a practicing writer for at least five years and who
has previously written a minimum of one feature screenplay. The
grant is open to writers residing in the United States whose
project expresses both a unique personal perspective and an
artistic approach to the subject. Priority is given to writers
whose previous short or feature screenplays have been produced
as an independent film.

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DJERASSI/SFFS SCREENWRITING FELLOWSHIP
http://sffs.org/Filmmaker360/Grants/djerassisffs-screenwriting-fellowship.aspx
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The Djerassi Residency Award/SFFS Screenwriting Fellowship will
provide a one-month residency at the Djerassi Resident Artists
Program for an emerging or established screenwriter. Located in
a spectacular setting in the Santa Cruz Mountains, 40 miles south
of San Francisco, the program provides artists with uninterrupted
time for work, reflection and collegial interaction in a
professionally supportive and inspirational environment. The
Djerassi Residency Award/SFFS Screenwriting Fellowship is
supported by a gift from SFFS board member Dale Djerassi.

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NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS LITERATURE FELLOWSHIPS
http://arts.endow.gov/grants/apply/Lit.html
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Through Literature Fellowships to published creative writers and
translators of exceptional talent in the areas of prose and poetry,
the Arts Endowment advances its goal of encouraging and supporting
artistic creativity and preserving our diverse cultural heritage.

Creative Writing Fellowships enable recipients to set aside time
for writing, research, travel, and general career advancement.
Non-matching grants are for $25,000. Deadline in March. The last
awards were for poetry. The next will be for prose (fiction or
creative nonfiction).

Translation Projects enable recipients to translate work from
other languages into English. Non-matching grants are for
$12,500 or $25,000, depending upon the artistic excellence and
merit of the project. Deadline January.



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FREELANCE MARKETS
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FAITH TODAY
http://www.evangelicalfellowship.ca/page.aspx?pid=471
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Faith Today is a general interest magazine of feature articles
and news aimed at Canadian Evangelicals, including "how to"
features, analysis features, news and profiles of Canadian
individuals and ministries. Faith Today is mainly interested
in features ranging from 800 to 1,800 words that provide
analysis and interpretation, rather than straight
newsmagazine-style reports. Unsolicited manuscripts are not
accepted. Please send query letters to editor@faithtoday.ca

Most features: $Cdn 0.25/word
Essay features: $Cdn 0.15/word
Kingdom Matters and News: $Cdn 0.20/word
Reprints: $Cdn 0.15/word

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FAMILY CIRCLE
http://www.familycircle.com/family-fun/technology/contact-us/
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Practical solutions for moms to raise happy, healthy families.
Particular emphasis on mothers of tweens and teens. Query
with clips with at least one from a national magazine. Articles
are 1,000 to 2,000 words. Departments 750 words. Does not
respond unless interested in the piece. Nothing read on spec.
Publishes a large volume of freelance articles.

NOTE FROM HOPE: Consider submitting to them online as well
as in print to get foot in the door.

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FAMILYFUN
http://familyfun.go.com/magazine/contact-us-819817/
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FamilyFun magazine targets families with children 12 and under.
Has travel and non-travel guidelines for writers. Features
850-3,000 words. Pays $1.25/word. Departments pay $100 to
$1.25/word. Very descriptive guidelines. Gives parents what
they need to create unforgettable family moments, whether it's
cooking, vacations, parties, holidays, crafts or learning.


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WRITING CENTER COORDINATOR
Location Claremore, OK
http://www.higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?JobCode=175650179&AAEmail=39952
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The School of Liberal Arts is seeking candidates for a Writing
Center Coordinator. This is to be a 12-month staff position.
Applications are sought from candidates with a Master's Degree
in English with a concentration in Composition. Candidates must
possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, have
experience in teaching expository writing and coordination of
academic tutoring; be proficient in Microsoft Office Word,
Excel, and Outlook; establish and implement online tutoring
applications; and establish and maintain effective working
relationships with faculty, staff, and students.

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REPORTER
Location Port Townsend, WA
www.peninsuladailynews.com
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Reporter sought for staff opening with the Peninsula Daily News,
a six-day newspaper on Washington's beautiful North Olympic
Peninsula which includes the cities of Port Angeles, Sequim, Port
Townsend and Forks (yes, the "Twilight" Forks, but no vampires or
werewolves).

Bring your experience from a weekly or small daily -- from the
first day, you'll be able to show off the writing and photography
skills you've already acquired while sharpening your talent with
the help of veteran newsroom leaders. This is a general assignment
reporting position in which being a self-starter must be
demonstrated through professional experience. A second reporter-
photographer position that embraces the Sequim-Dungeness Valley,
considered one of the Northwest's top climate areas, is also
available.

In-person visit and tryout are required, so Washington/Northwest
applicants are given preference. Send cover letter, resume and five
best writing and photography clips to Leah Leach, managing
editor/news, P.O. Box 1330, 305 W. First St., Port Angeles, WA
98362, or email leah.leach@peninsuladailynews.com .

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COPS REPORTER
Location Amarillo, TX
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The Amarillo Globe-News needs a skilled, savvy, hard-charging
reporter to cover cops and break new ground in the Texas Panhandle.
You would join a strong news organization looking to become a
great one. We led the highly competitive Class AAA in first-place
awards in the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors contest
last year. We also set more page-view records than we can count.
To become even better, we need a passionate reporter who can cover
breaking news, deliver clean copy and dig deep into the crime beat,
producing databases and crime maps to drive his or her own
enterprise reporting. In short, we want more than a cops reporter.
We want a complete journalist with the smarts, skills and drive
to excel in a digital age. If this sounds like you, e-mail a cover
letter, resume and three of your best work samples to Executive
Editor Lee Wolverton at lee.wolverton@amarillo.com . Write "Cops
reporter" in the subject line. Serious inquiries only.



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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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THE STEVE LAUBE AGENCY
http://stevelaube.com/
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We focus primarily in the Christian marketplace and have put
together an outstanding gallery of authors and speakers whose
books continue to make an impact throughout the world.
Represents nonfiction and fiction for adults.

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LAUNCH BOOKS
http://www.launchbooks.com/submissions.html
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At LaunchBooks, we're actively looking for compelling non-
fiction projects in a wide range of areas. Launch Books
is a literary agency.

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SUSANNA LEA ASSOCIATES
http://www.susannaleaassociates.com/
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Our aim is to work in close collaboration with authors and
publishers in order to maximize the potential of each project
both domestically and in translation – in print, audio and
electronic media -- and, when applicable, for audiovisual
adaptations. We are a very international team, speaking a
combination of English, French, German, Spanish, Italian,
Russian, Tamul, and Hindi. We work closely together and we
consider all projects as a group before committing to taking
them on.

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SPONSORS
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BREAK INTO MAGAZINES

The 8-week Write for Magazines e-course has helped many writers
land assignments from magazines like Yankee, Woman's Day,
E: the Environmental Magazine, GRIT, Spirituality & Health, & SELF.

Instructor Linda Formichelli has written for over 130 magazines--
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HOUSTON WRITERS GUILD CONFERENCE V
MARRIOTT HOTEL, PLANTATION ROOM
3060 City Walk, Sugar Land 77479

FRIDAY OCT 12, 2012, 1-5 PM
Nikki Loftin “BUILD YOUR WRITING TOOLKIT”
April Eberhardt “AN AGENT’S VIEW OF SELF-PUBLISHING”

SATURDAY OCT 13, 9 – 4:30
Margie Lawson
Empowering Characters’ Emotions:
Becoming a Psychologist on the Page
SPEAKING TO THE READER’S UNCONSCIOUS: COUNTING EMOTIONAL HITS

Below prices represent 20% OFF total ticket for members who
register by July 31, 2012. Check or PayPal accepted.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY: $120
FRIDAY ONLY: $40
SATURDAY ONLY: $100

Email: info@houstonwritersguild.org 
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