Volume 12, Issue 44
November 2, 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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Joan Leotta came to my presentation at the library in Calabash, NC.
She's followed FundsforWriters for quite some time, and is very
active with me on Facebook. There's something so special about
meeting readers in real life, seeing the faces behind all those
funny, smart, and inspiring posts. Have you and I chatted on
Facebook or Twitter yet? Addresses below!

Editor: C. Hope Clark
Website: http://www.fundsforwriters.com
Email: Hope@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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JUST BE

Across the web, and within the ranks of my readers, I sense the
angst that comes with trying to be a writer.

We think that mastering a "quick" list on Amazon, blogging around
the clock, and attending conferences are what make us writers
because every blog and newsletter tells us we should do these
things. Sure, there are many facets to the writing career, all
of which help to a certain degree, but a point of no return on
investment exists with all of them.

Therein lies another rub. How much do we blog? How much do we
socially network? How many words a day? How many rejections
means the story isn't good? We try to measure, groping for some
line in the sand that tells us when we've done enough . . . or
gone too far.

There comes a time when you just need to be.

I'm as responsible as any person, and diligence isn't foreign to
my routine. But I have my moments, too.

Today I have to complete a newsletter. You folks are my weekly
deadline. Some weeks I get in the newsletter mode and create
more than one, exuding news, editorials and markets, unloading
wonderful information with little effort. One, I'm in the zone.
Two, it feels good to get ahead. I won't write my mysteries on
those days.

Yesterday, however, I didn't want to touch a newsletter, and
I likely won't tomorrow after today's binge. I may work on
websites, feeling all creative, loving the visual. Or I'll
blog, writing five entries because my motivational dial is
cranked up high and the words spill easily.

Then there are the days I love the best . . . when I just want
to write my stories. I may write no more than 500 words, and
take the time to massage them to perfection. Or I'll craft
two chapters, running across the keyboard as the characters
chase their bad guys, and their personal problems.

I miss those days. They don't happen as often as they used to.
They are why I started writing. I retired from the government
to write, to have days like that. Maybe it's time to grab more
of them, to return to what lit the fire in the first place.

Be a writer. Know what makes for a well-rounded schedule and
what you need to do responsibly to earn a living. Be bold enough
to make adjustments.

Other days, however, just let yourself be.

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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A BRIDGE TO PUBLICATION

Come to Lake Charles, Louisiana on November 10, 2012 for
the annual, one-day conference by The Bayou Writers Group.

http://bayouwritersgroup.com/?p=315

Deborah LeBlanc - fiction
Linda Yezak - Editor for Port Yonder Press
Dr. Stella Nesanovich - poetry
Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy - folktelling and poetry
Brooks Sherman - literary agent with FinePoint Lit Mngmt
-and- C. Hope Clark - making a living as a writer

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LOWCOUNTRY BRIBE....

I've only been excited about 3 books in the past year -- George
RR Martin's "Dance with Dragons," Stephen King's "11/22/63" and
now yours. So you're in good company. If your book doesn't sell,
I'll eat my shorts.

~Bobby L. Bryant, The State newspaper, Columbia, SC
http://www.amazon.com/Lowcountry-Bribe-C-Hope-Clark/dp/1611940907

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WORDS OF SUCCESS

There is more to life than increasing its speed.

- Mohandas K. Gandhi -

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SUCCESS OF THE WEEK
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Hope-

I wanted to thank you for publishing Funds for Writers. My fiancee
turned me on to your valuable e-newsletter, which I read diligently
each week. I even enter a few contests with essays based on the memoir
I am writing about the cancer journey my family was on from 2006,
when my late wife was first diagnosed with breast cancer towards the
end of her pregnancy, until 2010, when she died.

Funds for Writers is just an amazing resource for writers of all
levels. And I so appreciate all the time and effort you put into
it. Funds for Writers has helped me focus on just writing more.
With two kids, 14 and 6, and a full-time job running a department
at a local retirement community, I am very busy. And my writing
suffers. But when I get Funds for Writers, I do focus either on a
contest or being more aware of carving time out to write.

And it has paid off. I found out last night that I won second
place for my essay, Shine The Light, in Black Penny Press' writing
contest. The award comes with $250 and a certificate. It feels very
good to be validated for my writing, and I owe a great deal of thanks
to you.

Thank you,

Steven Friedman
www.steven-friedman.blogspot.com

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ARTICLE
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Unusual Writing Jobs
by Dianna L. Gunn

You're here because you want to make money from your writing. You've
tried everything from writing filler articles for magazines to writing
full-length features on every topic under the sun. You've created a
blog and put AdSense on it. You're even trying to reach potential
clients through social media.

Well, I'm here to tell you that you haven't tried everything. Thousands
of jobs, all created and available on the world wide web, require
people who can write. They aren't always called 'writing jobs' because
the end goal isn't a beautiful piece of writing, but they require
writers because the process involves writing.

Today I'd like to mention three kinds of jobs which will use your
skills as a writer, allow you to continue working flexibly from home,
and which you've probably overlooked.

1. Social Media Jobs—businesses all over the world are using Twitter
and Facebook to connect with their clients. Frankly, most would rather
have someone else do it. They'll even give you tips—what other sites
in their niche to share content from, what their strategy has been so
far, what hashtags you'll want to use. All you have to do is stay up
to date with what the company's doing and keep Twitter and Facebook
up to date with them.

Right now I get paid weekly for logging into someone else's Twitter
and Facebook right after I log into mine, posting a couple updates and
occasionally asking questions to their following. It takes twenty
minutes out of my day and I get paid well to do it.

So how do you find a social media job? Well, I found mine on
Craigslist, and I've seen several on Kijiji. Social media jobs are
usually posted in the part-time section rather than the writing
section, but it's really about writing: how can you use your words to
connect businesses to their clients?

2. Website Bios for Artists—I just finished working on the first
website biography I've ever done. A four-hundred word biography for a
musician's website paid $50—and should pay more depending on the
client's success level. You might think that people—especially
artists—create their own bios and do the writing for their own
websites. That's often not true. Most artists don't like talking about
themselves. They'd rather have someone like you collect the facts and
make them sparkle.

So how do you get a job writing an artist's bio? I found mine on
Craigslist, but the great thing about artists is they're everywhere.
In fact, you probably know a few. The next time one of your artist
friends is putting together a website, make sure to let them know that
your services include website bios.

3. Blog Jobs—this is perhaps the most obvious on the list. It actually
looks like a writing job.

I'm sure you've been told to create a blog as a showcase for your work
and monetizing it, but that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking
about getting paid to write posts on someone else's blog to help them
build their business. These jobs are consistent and the ones that pay
well pay really well.

You can get blogging jobs on Craigslist or blogging job boards like
BloggingPro (http://bloggingpro.com). Some blogs, like Make a Living
Writing (http://makealivingwriting.com), even pay for guest posts.

The internet presents us with limitless opportunity. You can get paid
to write scripts for YouTube videos, to write advertising copy, to
recommend services and products you love anyway. The internet will
always provide us with new ways to make money—you just have to find
them.

BIO:
Dianna L. Gunn is a freelance writer/blogger and aspiring
novelist from Toronto. She runs her own blog, Dianna's Writing
Den( http://diannaswritingden.com) and contributes to several other
sites around the web. She's also having a love affair with speculative
fiction magazine Penumbra (http://penumbra.musapublishing.com), where
she works under the guise of 'editorial intern'.

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COMPETITIONS
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LITERARY JUICE FLASH FICTION CONTEST
http://www.literaryjuice.com/#/contests/4569342988
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$5 ENTRY FEE
700-word maximum. English only. 18 and older. No novel excerpts.
Winner will receive $200 (USD) and publication in Literary Juice;
one runner-up will receive $50 (USD) and publication in Literary
Juice. Winning stories will also be accompanied by a photograph
of each author, as well as a short bio, if desired. Winners may
be asked to sign a Writer's Agreement Form for their winning work.
Deadline February 15, 2013.

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BETHLEHEM WRITERS ROUNDTABLE SHORT STORY AWARD
https://sites.google.com/site/bethlehemwritersroundtable/short-story-contest
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$10 ENTRY FEE
The First Place winner will receive a $200 cash award and
consideration for publication in the Bethlehem Writers Group,
LLC's upcoming anthology, entitled, Once Around the Sun: Sweet,
Funny, and Strange Tales for All Seasons. Second and Third Place
winners will receive a cash award ($100 and $50 respectively)
and publication in Bethlehem Writers Roundtable. Stories must
be submitted using the form online and be a "Winter's Tale" or
"Spring Story" broadly interpreted. Limit 2,000 words. Deadline
January 15, 2013.

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POSTCARD STORY CONTEST
http://www.geist.com/articles/postcard-contest
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$20 ENTRY FEE (includes subscription)
Send us a postcard along with a story that relates to the image.
The relationship can be as strong or as tangential as you like,
so long as there is a clear connection between the image and the
story. Maximum length: 500 words, fiction or non-fiction.
Deadline February 1, 2013.

First Prize: $500 and publication in Geist and on geist.com
Second Prize: $250 and publication in Geist and on geist.com
Third Prize: $150 and publication in Geist and on geist.com
Honourable Mentions: Swell Geist gifts / publication on geist.com

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DREAM QUEST ONE POETRY AND WRITING CONTEST
http://www.dreamquestone.com/
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$5/poem and $10/prose ENTRY FEES
Deadline January 13, 2013. Writing Contest entries may be written
on a maximum of (5) pages, either neatly handwritten or typed,
single or double line spacing, on any subject or theme. Poetry
Contest entries may be written on any subject or theme. All poems
must be 30 lines or fewer and either neatly handwritten or typed,
single or double line spacing.

Prose writing: $500, $250 and $100 prizes.
Poetry: $250, $125 and $50 prizes

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WALT WHITMAN AWARD FOR POETRY
http://www.poets.org/page.php/prmID/121
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$30 ENTRY FEE
The Walt Whitman Award is given to honor a poet's first book.
Contestants must be living citizens of the United States who have
neither published, nor committed to publish, a volume of poetry 40
pages or more in length and in an edition of 500 or more copies,
either in the U.S. or abroad. Books on a smaller scale, such as
chapbooks and limited editions, will not disqualify a poet.
Manuscripts must be of original poetry, in English, by one poet.
There are no restrictions on the style of poetry or subject matter.
Translations are not eligible. Manuscripts must be between 50 and
100 pages. The winner will receive $5,000 and a one-month residency
at the Vermont Studio Center.

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GRANTS
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ARIZONA POETRY CENTER SUMMER RESIDENCY
http://poetry.arizona.edu/awards-residencies/summer-residency-program
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Since 1994, the Poetry Center’s Summer Residency Program has
offered poets and prose writers an opportunity to develop their
work and to discover all that Tucson has to offer. Two residencies
are awarded each summer—one in poetry and one in prose—to writers
at any stage of their careers. The residency includes a $150 weekly
stipend and a two-to-four-week stay in a private guest house,
located within steps of the Center’s renowned library. The
residency is offered between June 1 and August 31. To enter,
applicants must submit a resume or CV, a project proposal, and
a work sample. The deadline for application is December 17, 2012.

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STARRY NIGHT RETREAT
http://starrynightretreat.com
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Starry Night Retreat is an Artist In Residence program nestled
in the historic hot springs district of Truth or Consequences,
New Mexico. Located halfway between Albuquerque and El Paso,
Starry Night provides a nourishing environment for artists,
writers, and researchers of all disciplines to accomplish new
work. Cost is $250 per week, $900 per month, $150 per week per
accompanying partner. Financial aid is available for artists for
up to 50% of total cost. There is a space on the application in
which one can apply for financial aid.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCY
http://www.nps.gov/romo/supportyourpark/artist_in_residence.htm
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The Artist-In-Residence Program at Rocky Mountain National Park
offers professional writers, composers, and visual and performing
artists the opportunity to pursue their artistic discipline while
being surrounded by the park's inspiring landscape. Selected artists
stay in a historic cabin for two-week periods from June through
September. No stipend is provided. Post marked application deadline
for the 2013 season is November 15, 2012. All proposed residency
projects must promote and celebrate Rocky Mountain National Park's
upcoming centennial celebration in 2015.

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FINE ARTS WORK CENTER
http://artistcommunities.org/residencies/fine-arts-work-center
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The FINE ARTS WORK CENTER in Provincetown offers a unique residency
program for emerging artists and writers. Located in a rustic
fishing village with a storied history as an arts colony, the Work
Center provides seven-month Fellowships to twenty Fellows each year
in the form of living/work space and a modest monthly stipend of
$750. Residencies run from October 1 through April 30. Fellows
pursue their work independently in a diverse and supportive
community of peers. Application deadlines February 1 and December 1.
The Writing Fellowship application fee is $45. Fellows are provided
living accommodations and a monthly stipend of $750.

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VCCA FRANCE RESIDENCY
http://www.vcca.com/main/international
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The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts now offers residencies,
workshops and a variety of cultural programs at Le Moulin à Nef,
its studio center in the charming village of Auvillar in the
south of France. Residency Length: 1 month. Deadline December 1.
The fee for the VCCA/Moulin à Nef program is nonnegotiable and
includes a private studio, private bedroom, and one meal each
week. There are several partial scholarships available. VCCA
Fellows must pay an application fee of $25, a residency fee of
$64 per day, all transportation costs, most meals and all materials.
Groups are responsible for all costs associated with their programs.

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FREELANCE MARKETS
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ACTION
http://www.unitedspinal.org/publications/action/writer%E2%80%99s-guidelines/
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All feature articles should be preceded by a query to the editor,
briefly outlining the subject and a statement about why it should
be included in the newsletter, the article’s anticipated length,
and suggestions for illustration (in descending order of importance).
The bimonthly news magazine of the United Spinal Association is a
benefit to members of the organization: people with spinal cord
injury or dysfunction, as well as caregivers, parents and some
spinal cord injury/dysfunction professionals. All articles should
reflect this common interest of the audience. Assume that your
audience is better educated in the subject of spinal cord medicine
than average, but be careful not to be too technical. Aim for a
word count between 750 and 1,200 words—1,500 words maximum. For
columns, aim for a word count of about 350 to 500 words—750 words
maximum. Pays around $400.

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AMERICAN EDUCATOR
http://www.aft.org/newspubs/periodicals/ae/article_submission.cfm
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American Educator is the quarterly professional magazine of the
American Federation of Teachers. We are interested in articles on
a wide range of topics, including new trends in education, politics,
well-researched news features on current problems in education,
education law, professional ethics, and thoughtful or thought-
provoking essays that explore current social issues relevant to
American society. We also welcome articles on international affairs
and labor issues of interest to teachers as AFT members. Articles
should avoid education and research jargon. Pays $300 to $1,000.

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HUMANITIES
http://www.neh.gov/humanities/staff
http://www.neh.gov/humanities
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The magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Half
freelance written. Mainly focuses on projects that receive
financial support from the agency. Needs book excerpts, historical,
profiles and photo features. Pays up to $600 for features up
to 2,500 words. Break in through the column IN FOCUS, 700 words,
and BREAKOUT, 750 words. Pays $300 for these columns.

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KIWANIS
http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/mediacenter/sharestory/Story-Submission-Guidelines.aspx
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Query first. Must be related to activities of Kiwanis clubs.
No fiction, personal essay, profiles, travel or verse. 500 to
1,200 words. Pays up to $600.

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LION
http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/news-and-events/lion-magazine/news-magazine-howto.php
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LION Magazine is the official publication of Lions Clubs International,
and is published in 21 languages. It's solely online. We're looking
for articles, preferably accompanied by photos, which explain in
detail the successful completion of a service project or fundraising
activity. Because a story must be of interest to the majority of the
magazine's readers, we don't publish accounts of a club's social
activities such as anniversary or charter celebrations. Pays up to
$750 for articles of 500 to 2,000 words. Photos are important.

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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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NOTE: New publisher

XCHYLER PUBLISHING
http://xchylerpublishing.com/site.cfm/submissions.cfm
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Xchyler Publishing currently receives general submissions of
all fiction genres, with a special emphasis on Paranormal and
Steampunk, from established or unpublished authors. We will
consider previously released manuscripts on a case-by-case basis.
Xchyler Publishing does not accept erotica, Satanic themes, or
manuscripts promoting child abuse, drug abuse, illegal activities,
or self-harm. Stories must be between 50,000 and 120,000 words.
For print eligibility, minimum 50,000 words. But only accepts
queries with synopsis at first.

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ABRAMS BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS & AMULET BOOKS
http://www.abramsbooks.com/author_submissions.html
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Due to the large volume received, Abrams Books for Young Readers
and Amulet Books cannot accept unsolicited works of fiction
(picture books, novels, or related formats). We do, however, accept
nonfiction manuscripts. For nonfiction picture books (manuscripts of
20 pages or less), please submit the entire manuscript for review.
For longer works, please submit a table of contents, sample chapter,
and synopsis (chapter by chapter). If other books already exist on
the subject, provide the title, author, publisher and year of
copyright (or publication) for these competing books and explain
how your work differs. Please send nonfiction submissions along with
your biographical information (what makes you qualified to write on
the subject) via post, along with SASE, to the following address:

Attn: Editorial
Abrams Books for Young Readers & Amulet Books
115 West 18th Street
New York, NY 10011

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FINNEY COMPANY
http://www.finney-hobar.com/ecopress.htm
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Ecopress, established in 1996, merged with Finney Company in 2005.
Ecopress produces books that enhance environmental awareness,
offering high-quality titles covering subjects such as rivers,
hiking, plants, and environmental guides.

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ANAPHORA LITERARY PRESS
http://anaphoraliterary.com/
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We are actively seeking single and multiple-author books in fiction
(poetry, novels, and short story collections) and non-fiction
(academic, legal, business, journals, edited and un-edited
dissertations, biographies, and memories).

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ANDREWS McMEEL PUBLISHING
http://www.andrewsmcmeel.com/submissions.html
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Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC (AMP), a division of Andrews McMeel
Universal, is a leading publisher of general nonfiction trade
books, gift books and humor books, publishing as many as 300 new
titles annually. AMP is also the premier calendar publisher in
the country, annually publishing calendars based on many top-
selling properties. We're always looking for new authors and new
book ideas.

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