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Message from the Editor
Went to Edisto Beach for research (yes, really, I did, though I managed to squeeze in some entertainment), and as always dropped by the Edisto Bookstore. I met Carroll, the employee on duty, as I walked in the door and he lit up when I told him who I was and that I was there to sign the bookstore's stock of my titles. He had me laughing, chatting, and I just wanted to squeeze him to pieces. He begged for a picture or two and even asked for an autographed poster for his home. Of course I obliged! Thanks for being such a cool fan, Carroll! This is what it's all about!
Editor, FundsforWriters
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SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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MYSTERY WRITERS OF AMERICA COOKBOOK
This week the famous Mystery Writers of America, those writers of infamous deeds, released the Mystery Writers of America Cookbook - Wickedly Good Meals and Desserts to Die For, by Kate White. If you love to cook, or also, like me, love to read cookbooks, this is one to add to your shelf.
It's hard to see mystery authors like Lee Child, Lisa Scottoline, and Mary Higgins Clark cooking instead of killing off people in stories, but they do. Apparently so do Cathy Pickens, Kathy Reichs, Catherine Coulter, and . . . C. Hope Clark. Yes, I'm thrilled beyond measure to have been selected to share space in this culinary tome with such names.
It's published by Quirk Books, and the editor is Kate White, the former Editor-in-Chief of Cosmopolitan, and the New York Times best-selling author of the Bailey Weggins mystery series and three novels of suspense, including Eyes on You.
http://www.quirkbooks.com/book/mystery-writers-america-cookbook
It's a pretty book, too, with a cover that reminds me of Edgar Allan Poe and background stories that accent the recipes. Of course, mine is related to Carolina Slade and her love of all things porcine in Lowcountry Bribe.
Go over to Goodreads, if you get a chance, because I believe they're giving away a few copies there. And while we're talking giveaways, the publisher has been generous enough to give me one copy for giveaway purposes.
Enter at www.fundsforwriters.com or here https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WKJ258S . It's a beautiful book, and I've already gingerly tabbed some of the recipes so I don't bend the pages. There's some grand stuff here!
P.S. TOTAL FundsforWriters is the extended version of this newsletter, with 70 markets, contests, grants, etc. and still at the ten-year-old cost of $15 for 26 issues. A great way to find opportunities to make money, without the hours of searching. Some subscribers have been around since TOTAL's origin a decade ago...they swear by it that much.
P.P.S. On March 22-24, 2015, I'll be in Charleston, SC at PubSense Summit, probably my favorite conference of all I've ever been to. I'll be on three panels, but the rest of the time I'll be floating around. If you come, look me up and let's chat. That's what I'm there for. Oh - use FFW2015 when you sign up and you'll save 10 percent on your conference fee, plus I might just give you one of my novels - if you ask me nice in Charleston!
-Hope Clark
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Upcoming Book Signings and Classes!
March 21, 2015 - Palmetto Chapter Sisters in Crime, Grecian Gardens, Columbia, SC - Speaker Gary W. Clark, Sr (yes, hubby is speaking)
March 22-24, 2015 - PubSense, Charleston, SC, Francis Marion Hotel
March 29, 2015 - 7-9 PM - WritersChatroom.com - Live forum
April 7, 2015 - Chapin Women's Club, Lake Murray Sailing Club, Chapin, SC
April 25, 2015 - One-day Fiction Class, HawksNest Writers, Madison, WI
May 29, 2015 - Savannah Book Club, Savannah, GA - 6 PM
June 20-21, 2015 - Southeast Writers Conf, St Simons Island, GA
June 25-27, 2015 - Freelance Writing, Midwest Writing Center, Davenport, IA
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WORDS OF SUCCESS
“When you’re green you grow, when you’re ripe you rot.”
~Kermit the Frog
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MURDER ON EDISTO
A big city detective
A Lowcountry crime
When her husband is murdered by the Russian mob, Boston detective Callie Jean Morgan suffers a mental break and relinquishes her badge to return home to South Carolina. She has no idea how to proceed with her life, but her son deserves to move on with his, so she relocates them to the family vacation home.
But the day they arrive on Edisto Beach, Callie finds her childhood mentor and elderly neighbor murdered. Her fragile sanity is threatened when the murderer taunts her, and the home that was to be her sanctuary is repeatedly violated. Callie loses her fight to walk away from law enforcement as she becomes the only person able to pursue the culprit who's turned the coastal paradise into a paranoid patch of sand where nobody's safe. But what will it cost her?
Purchase any of Hope's books and receive a one-year subscription to TOTAL FFW free. Send receipt to hope@fundsforwriters.com |
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SUCCESS STORY
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Hi Hope,
I often find great new markets in your newsletters - the reason I continue to subscribe. In the January 30, 2015 issue, I spotted a job posting for a paid gig with Foreword Reviews writing blog posts. The site is expanding their reporting to include features about independent publishers and news blurbs and was calling out for bloggers and journalists, for an audience of booksellers, publishers, authors and librarians. Having written a book review for Foreword in the past, I clicked on the job posting and noticed a YA book angle I thought I'd be particularly well-suited for, as I work part-time in a public library as a teen services Library Assistant. I customized my letter, pointing out the specific qualities I felt would contribute to an ongoing gig with Foreword.
About a month later, the editor wrote me back, saying he specifically picked me out because of the experience I mentioned. In addition, he noticed my musical background and experience and asked if I wouldn't mind writing on that subject (my favorite) as well, in regards to indie publishing. I'm wrapping up my first two assignments and sending them in as we speak. Not only did I get to interview the owner of an awesome indie bookseller specializing in heavy metal and other modern music books, I got to speak with the Senior Editor of Pitchfork Magazine about her rock critique book as well. Stoked!
Thanks again for finding the niches for me!
Best,
Kyrsten Bean
www.kyrstenbean.com
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FEATURED ARTICLE
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Spinning Hobbies Into Cash
By Trisha Faye
We are writers. However, we are not only writers.
Our lives are filled with myriad interests and passions. You can use your wordcrafting to turn these into money. The well-known adage "Write what you know" holds true.
Thousands of specialty periodicals exist. Many require freelance submissions to fill their pages with informative and entertaining articles. Brainstorm different avenues for articles based on your interests or hobbies.
First, consider exam article ideas that focus directly on the hobby, such as beginning steps, collecting information, or its history.
Second, discuss specific techniques or skills associated with the hobby. For example, using essential oils in soap making, or incorporating dried botanicals in candle making.
Third, try the human interest angle. Interview a special person in the field, highlighting their knowledge and expertise.
For example, when I moved to Texas, as a weaver and spinner, I brought boxes of fiber with me. A year later, when it all still sat in a shed, unused, I decided to pass the wool along to other spinners. I met Mea Stone, who raised goats and crafted with their fiber. Her story of how she began her hobby farm, despite suffering from MS, intrigued me. I thought it would inspire others also. Two local newspapers paid for "Putting a Positive Spin on Life." Later, Recovering the Self published "Herd of Therapists."
Another example is my vintage quilt collection. I discovered an old set of 1934 friendship quilt squares in a yard sale, traced the names on the squares, and later delivered them to a museum in Iowa. This offered a wealth of publishing opportunities. These squares turned into a short children’s story, two Quilter’s World articles, and paid speaking engagements at the museum and a quilter’s guild.
Do you garden? Do you have favorite plants? Try publications such as:
The American Gardener (http://www.ahs.org/gardening-resources/gardening-publications/the-american-gardener/writers-guidelines)
Horticulture (http://www.hortmag.com/submissions)
Greenprints (http://www.greenprints.com/content/12-writer-guidelines)
Do you collect antiques, baseball cards, or comic books? Try specialized publications such as:
Antique Trader (http://www.antiquetrader.com/contactus/)
Journal of Antiques (https://www.antiquesjournal.com/contact.html)
Treasures Magazine (http://www.losttreasure.com/content/writers-guidelines)
Do you spin, weave or dye?
Handwoven (http://www.weavingtoday.com/media/p/6.aspx)
Shuttle, Spindle & Dyepot (http://www.weavespindye.org/media/wysiwyg/pdfs/WritersGuidelines2.1.08_1_.pdf )
Spin-Off (http://eimages.interweave.com/general/pdfs/Spin-Off-Contributor-Guidelines.pdf)
Are animals your passion? Hundreds of magazines exist. Just a few are:
Hobby Farms (http://www.hobbyfarms.com/corporate/writer-guidelines.aspx)
Mother Earth Living (http://www.motherearthliving.com/mother-earth-living-freelance-writer-guidelines.aspx#axzz3OYcifwia )
Cat Fancy (http://www.catchannel.com/magazines/catfancy/writers_guidelines.aspx)
Bark (http://thebark.com/content/submission-guidelines)
Horse & Rider (http://horseandrider.com/contribute/submission-guidelines)
Are you interested in health, exercise, yoga or meditation?
Spirituality & Health (http://spiritualityhealth.com/submission-guidelines)
Eating Well (http://www.eatingwell.com/writers_guidelines)
Yoga Journal (http://www.yogajournal.com/about_us/editorial_guidelines/).
The possibilities are endless.
Do you make jewelry? Travel? Own a therapy dog?
How about radio controlled vehicles or model railroads?
Are you a woodworker? Ghost hunter? Glass artist?
Don’t rely on Writer’s Market as the only resource for consumer magazines. Their listing is only a small slice of the magazines available. Go to the book store and peruse their selections. Stop at local libraries and see what they carry. Check out feed stores, hobby stores, or craft stores. Each will carry different publications that offer possible writing assignments.
Each hobby usually has at least one or more periodicals. Use your hobbies and passions. Write what you know and spin your hobbies into cash.
BIO: When not rescuing kittens, gardening, crafting, or collecting old quilts, Trisha spends her time in the DFW Texas area writing. Visit her at www.trishafaye.com
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COMPETITIONS
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ARTPRIZE ANTHOLOGY
http://readwritelive.org/anthology-competition-2015
$20 ENTRY FEE.
This book is a collection of poems, short stories, and personal essays, published every year during ArtPrize, an internationally-renowned art competition held in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A panel of well-read individuals from within the local Grand Rapids community selects the top 25 submissions that are then published in the anthology. Of these, the top three are awarded impressive cash prizes ($1,000 for First Place, $500 for Second Place, and $250 for Third Place). Open March 1, 2015 to April 30, 2015. You do NOT have to be from the Great Lakes region to enter this contest; it is open to national and international audiences.
ELDRITCH PRESS DARK POETRY CONTEST
http://www.eldritchpress.com/dark-poetry-contest.html
NO ENTRY FEE.
The Eldritch Press Dark Poetry contest will open for submissions on February 1st 2015 and will run until September 1, 2015. We will announce the winners on Halloween. Three poetry collections will be chosen for the following prizes: First Place: $1,500 and a three year publishing contract with Eldritch Press. Second Place: $1,000 and a two year publishing contract with Eldritch Press. Third Prize: $500 and a one year publishing contract with Eldritch Press. Open to poets who have yet to publish a full-length-book collection of poetry, including self-published in any genre. Minimum 50 pages to a maximum of 100 pages.
THE COWLES POETRY BOOK CONTEST
http://www6.semo.edu/universitypress/Contests/Contests_Index.htm
$25 ENTRY FEE.
Send 48-100 pages of poetry - any style or theme - with a table of contents and an acknowledgements page for any previously published poems. Deadline April 1, 2015. $2,000 award and 30 copies for the author.
ELUDIA AWARD
https://hiddenriverarts.wordpress.com/2015-competition-guidelines/
$30 ENTRY FEE.
The prize is open to women writers age 40 and older, who do not yet have a book-length publication of fiction. Book length publications in other genres are fine. Self-publishing IS publishing, and will disqualify the fiction manuscript. The winning manuscript will be published on our imprint, Sowilo Press, and will receive $1,000 plus ten copies of the book. Deadline March 30, 2015. This competition is open to international submissions for all writers in English, and we encourage submissions from our international community of women writers.
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GRANTS
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IOWA ARTIST FELLOWSHIPS
http://www.iowaartscouncil.org/programs/iac-fellowship/2014-fellowship.shtml
Deadline May 1, 2015. The Artist Fellowship Program seeks to support professional, active Iowa artists who are committed to advancing their artistic career at a pivotal stage. Applicants are expected to demonstrate why now is the appropriate time in their artistic career for the one-time award. The Artist Fellowship Program is not an award to support a specific art project, an award of recognition for lifetime achievements nor an award for artists just beginning their careers. Grant amount $5,000.
RHODE ISLAND FELLOWSHIPS
http://www.arts.ri.gov/grants/fellowshipguidelines.pdf
Deadline April 1, 2015. Fellowships offered in film, video, folk arts, fiction, poetry, playwriting/screenwriting, photography, and 3-D art. You must be a citizen or a permanent legal resident (i.e. a Green Card holder) of the United States, and a resident of the State of Rhode Island for a minimum of twelve consecutive months prior to the date of application. One $5,000 Fellowship and one $1,000 Fellowship Merit Award are granted in each discipline annually.
HARPO FOUNDATION EMERGING ARTS FELLOWSHIP
http://www.harpofoundation.org/emerging-artist-fellowship/
The Harpo Foundation’s Emerging Artist Residency Fellowship at the Santa Fe Art Institute (SFAI) was established in 2013 to provide an annual opportunity to an emerging visual artist 25 years and older who needs time and space to explore ideas and start new projects. Artist Fellows will receive a one-month residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute, which includes a handsomely appointed room with private bath, a beautiful, well-lit studio space, and a $500 travel stipend. Deadline July 5, 2015.
GEORGIA FEE RESIDENCY (NOT THE STATE)
http://www.artslant.com/ny/articles/show/42184
Location Paris. The summer session of the Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency is now accepting applications. Deadline April 3, 2015. The Summer 2015 residency will take place July 1st - August 31, 2015. It includes a monthly stipend of $1,000 USD and airfare to and from Paris. Studio space is not provided. The goal of the Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris is to support and invest in emerging artists and arts writers, to provide an opportunity for them to advance their work and engage with the cultural landscape of Paris, to encourage experimentation, and to increase exposure of their work to an international audience. The Residency is open to visual artists of all mediums, art writers and critics, 24 years or older.
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FREELANCE MARKETS
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YOU&ME
http://www.youandmemagazine.com/pages/submissions
You&Me America's Medical Magazine seeks non-fiction articles, preferably from a first-person perspective, about the human aspects of dealing with all medical issues, from the life threatening to the chronic to the so-called trivial. We do not want all happy endings or all sad endings. We can use some health-care provider prospectives as well. We do not want or use informational articles. Articles typically should be in the 1,000-3,000-word range.
HELIOTROPE
http://www.heliotropemag.com/submission-guidelines/
Heliotrope Magazine is looking for exceptional fiction that does not exceed 5,000 words. We are most interested in Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery and Horror. If your story is somewhere in between or is something you can’t label, we are interested in that as well. We pay 10 cents/word for fiction. Pays $50 for poetry. If you have an interest in writing an article, we are looking for opinions of 2,000 words or more. Pays $90.
OUTDOOR CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/ocal/submit.html
Provides readers with access and insight into California's wildlife and wildlands, and the people who work to protect and maintain those resources. Pays 50 cents/word for articles from 500 to 2,000 words.
THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR
https://theamericanscholar.submittable.com/submit
The American Scholar is a quarterly magazine of essays, fiction, poetry, and articles covering public affairs, literature, science, history, and culture. Published since 1932 for the general reader by the Phi Beta Kappa Society, the Scholar considers nonfiction by known and unknown writers, but unsolicited fiction, poetry, and book reviews are not accepted. The magazine accepts fewer than two percent of all unsolicited manuscripts. Submissions will be carefully reviewed, but responses may take several months. We pay up to $500 for accepted pieces and up to $250 for pieces taken only for our website, theamericanscholar.org. We ask that nonfiction submissions be no longer than 6,000 words.
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JOBS
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EDITORIAL ASSISTANT - POETS & WRITERS
http://www.pw.org/content/online_editorial_assistant_0
The online editorial assistant is an integral part of the team responsible for developing and maintaining Poets & Writers’ website (pw.org), which attracts over a million unique visitors per year and is the creative writer’s primary online source for information and advice. Responsibilities include maintaining a variety of databases, producing select web content, participating in the development of new online resources, and conducting related research. The position offers a fastidious, knowledgeable, and web-savvy person an opportunity to contribute to the ongoing development of Poets & Writers’ fast-growing online service to creative writers. The online editorial assistant reports to the associate web editor. This is a full-time position in our New York City office; it includes excellent benefits and potential for growth.
MANUSCRIPT EDITOR
http://www.indeed.com/cmp/Education-Next/jobs/Manuscript-Editor-7e91505598f5385f
Education Next is a journal of opinion and research that focuses on K-12 education policy. On a quarterly basis, Education Next publishes a collection of feature stories and research articles in an 88-page journal. Prior to the print publication of each issue, articles are released on the journal’s website www.educationnext.org. This position will be filled on a contract basis. Although no specific location is required, we prefer that the manuscript editor be located in the Boston area.
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AGENTS / PUBLISHERS
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NOSY CROW
http://nosycrow.com/contact/submission-guidelines
We’re on the lookout for exciting projects by both new and established authors, illustrators, paper-engineers, designers and other creative talent. We publish books for children from 0 – 14. We mainly focus on books for children up to the age of 12. We’re looking for “parent-friendly books”, and we don’t publish books with explicit sex, drug use or serious violence, so no edgy YA or edgy cross-over.
COTEAU BOOKS
http://coteaubooks.com/index.php?id=10
Coteau Books is a literary press: we publish novels; short fiction collections; poetry; drama and non-fiction. Coteau Books publishes novels, or chapter books for young readers aged 9–12, and novels for ages 13–15 and for ages 15 and up. Sorry, we do not publish kids’ picture books. We WILL receive hard-copy query letters with brief (no more than 20 pages) samples of your work. The letter should clearly spell out the genre and nature of the manuscript, and something of your past history as a writer – publications, awards, writing training taken, etc. If we like what we see, we’ll ask for your complete manuscript so we can consider it for publication. Coteau only publishes authors who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents of this country.
DAW
http://www.penguin.com/meet/publishers/daw/
DAW accepts unsolicited submissions of science fiction and fantasy novels. We do not publish short stories, short story collections, novellas, or poetry. The average length of the novels we publish varies, but is almost never fewer than 80,000 words.
DIVERSION PRESS
http://www.diversionpress.com/publishing_with_diversion_press/what_we_publish
Currently interested in Middle Grade Books, Contemporary Young Adult, Academic Non-Fiction, Non-Fiction, Humorous Fiction or Non-Fiction (Yellow Snow imprint). The proposal should describe your work and include a short biography with your credentials. Be sure to address your target audience, the marketability of your work, and how it will compete against similar works. Describe what you will do to ensure the success of your book.
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She is the co-founder of the NE Ohio Christian Writer's Conference. The third annual
conference will be held on April 11, 2015 ($20 for all day), and she holds free monthly
spiritual writing workshops in Amherst, Ohio that are open to everyone. Contact her today!
The Nebraska Writers Guild presents Spring Conference 2015.
Make Contacts! Meet Agents! Learn Mad Skills!
April 10th and April 11th.
Speakers:
Literary Agent Deidre Knight, from the Knight Agency;
Literary Agency Michael Carr, from the Veritas Literary Agency;
Editor and Online Community Manager of ScriptMag.com, Jeanne Veillette Bowerman;
Career Coach for professional and emerging screenwriters, Lee Jessup.
More information at www.nebraskawriters.org
Taught by freelancing gurus Linda Formichelli and Carol Tice!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! ~Hope
Are you looking for a great writing workshop?
Join us at the Southeastern Writers Workshop, Epworth-by-the-Sea, St. Simon’s Island, GA
on June 19-23 (Fiction June 20-21 & non-fiction June 22-23). Attend both for maximum benefit!
Get the details at southeasternwriters.org. Register today.
NOTE: I'll be teaching fiction on June 20-21. Any chance I'll see you there? ~Hope)
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C. Hope Clark
E-mail: hope@fundsforwriters.com
140-A Amicks Ferry Road #4 Chapin, SC 29036
Copyright 2000-2015, C. Hope Clark
ISSN: 1533-1326
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