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  • Ceci n'est pas un blog! (or: This is Not a Blog!)
    by Jason Nolan

  • Flash Fiction: The Short-Short to Ultra-Short Story
    by Pamelyn Casto

  • What Every Editor Wants (and Needs) From Writers
    by Karen O'Connor

  • Publishing Agnosties
    by William Noble

  • Good Writing Brings Along a Guinea Pig
    by Dan Knestaut

  • They Laughed When I Sat Down to Write
    by Robert Marcom

  • For the Love of Game
    by Richelle Putnam
    The winning strategy for writing competitions

  • Five Myths About Writing
    by Robert Marcom

  • How to Become a Writer in Ten Easy Lessons
    by Lida E. Qillen
    After building an ezine, bookstore and publishing house on the internet, Lida decided all these internet endeavors were simply clever ways to procrastinate about writing. She is now determined to take up her partial novels and finish them one by one. Stay tuned . . .

    A collection of her short stories, Studies in Genre, is available from Twilight Times Books.
    http://www.twilighttimesbooks.com/

  • How to Give Good Crit
    by Joel Singerman
    Joel Singerman is a pediatrician and reformed quantum mechanic, as well as an unabashed poet and children's writer. His two completed young adult novels are floating in publisher space, looking for a home.

  • Nine Steps to The Abysmally Awful Story
    by H. Turnip Smith
    The first of three articles, all guaranteed to achieve the awful result.

    Up From Wretchedness: the Merely Bad Story
    The second article of the series

    Writing the Mediocre Story
    The third and final installment

  • How to Use an Online Critique Group
    by Sabina Becker
    Sabina Becker lives in Cobourg, Ontario. She has published several short stories and poems online (you can find some of them through her website, http://www.crosswinds.net/~thescholary/). She credits her successful beginnings to participation in online critique groups; she has been actively critiquing for more than a year.

  • Choosing an E-Publisher:
    by Terje Johansen
    A guide to get the most of your e-published work

  • The Query Letter
    by Terje Johansen
    Terje Johansen never thought seriously of himself as a writer, before he replied to an ad from a game company.   They needed someone to do storyline writing for a computer game.   For incomprehensible reasons he was given the project, and—wonder upon wonder—they actually signed a handsome check for the result.   After that, it was a lot harder to take the long-time writing hobby as a hobby, and now the erstwhile computer science engineer cranks out fiction and non-fiction where he can find a square deal for it.   The day job as a network administrator will be retained until writing pays more. No hurry.

  • Agents: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
    by Lori Soard
    Lori Soard is President of From The Heart, RWA Contact Chapter. She is a staff writer for Lovers Knot and columnist for Novel Ideas. Lori moderates a workshop, Writer's Interactive on America Online and is the author of more than 200 articles and shorts which have appeared in both online and hard copy publications. Her first novel-length romance was released April of 1999, (Hard Shell Word Factory). Her latest novel is Picking Up Cowboys ( Timeless Treasures, 1999).

  • Lessons from the Writing Classroom
    by Jody Lannen Brady
    Jody taught composition and creative writing classes for twelve years at George Mason University, where she earned her MFA in Fiction Writing. Her articles and essays have appeared in the Washington Post, American Jones, New York Daily News, Choices for Living, AAA World, Family Fun, Fodderwing, Writer-to-Writer and other publications.   Her stories have appeared in literary journals and anthologies, including A More Perfect Union: Poems and Stories about the Modern Wedding (St. Martin's Press, 1999).

    INTERVIEWS

  • Interview with Lenore Wright, author of Dream Jobs to Go – Screenwriter
    Interviewed by Maggie Ball

  • Interview with Linda Gruber
    Author of The Haunted Castle Mystery

  • Interview with Steve Lazarowitz
    Author of Alaric Swifthand from Crossroads Publishing

  • Interview with Neca Stoller
    Author of Piedmont Stubble, available in paperback only from Street Saint Publications.
    http://www.streetsaint.com/

  • Interview with Jennifer L. B. Leese
    Author of Beetle Bug Adventures, Children's Chapter Book

  • Interview with MJ Rose
    Author of Lip Service: The first Web-published book to be selected by the Doubleday Book Club
    http://www.readlipservice.com/

  • Interview with Pamela Rice Hahn
    Editor-in-Chief, Blue Roses Bouquet
    Founder of the Undernet IRC channel: #authors.

  • Interview with Jade Walker
    Editor of Inscriptions, The Weekly E-zine for Professional Writers
    http://www.inscriptionsmagazine.com
 
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