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Hopeless Dreamer

Becky Columbus
I Dreamed last night that I was someone Someone else entirely and no longer me I was someone bright and attractive and talented And I really could do anything I really wanted to Everything was possible if I really tried I was someone my ... more

Agent searches

Jackie Virginia
Writer's Market has provided us with an excellent search engine for finding publishers and agents. I've found lots of great information on here. However, I've noticed that the search engine's capability for really specific searches is not so ... more

Blogger's Block

Erica Kuhn Tulsa, OK
I've been away from blogging too long. It's funny how one can be so honest and open for a season then when your life turns upside down, you just don't wanna talk about it anymore.  There's no good way to spin it, no "bright side" to rel ... more

Short Story Done

Quill Enparchment The far, unlit unknown part of California
I have finished my first draft of a short story and would welcome comments. Since it has adult themes, I have created a Myspace profile set to private and only people over 18 can view it. Unfortunately, you have to have a Myspace account to ... more

When peer review backfires

Quill Enparchment The far, unlit unknown part of California
I have always had a fear of joining a peer review group because I'm afraid they're going to advise me to change it when I should have left things they way there were originally. I understand checking for grammatical issues. I also understand ... more

Wordpress

Erin Moxam Ontario, Canada
Hi everybody, I've just started a blog at Wordpress.com and I know at least a few of you blog there as well.  Since I am incredibly scatterbrained, please let me know (perhaps for the second time) who you all are and I'll link to you. ... more

Journey to the Past at Sacred Heart Mission

Maria Rachel Hooley Oklahoma
The novel I'm thinking about pursuing next is a ghost story with some  history thrown in.  The setting is the Sacred Heart Mission, a place I've been to many times.  So today, I took the two hour drive to get some great photos ... more

My daughter is growing up

Kgrl77 appomattox, virginia
To all my fellow Writers Market peeps, I'm freaking out!  Normally, I only loose it when I've had enough of something.. but today, i still feel the need to sob like a baby.  My daughter announced last week it was time to get h ... more

Going Into Surgery

Jared Millet Birmingham, Alabama (for now)
First off - big news - I sold my first short story!!  "The Rendezvous" will appear in the April 2010 issue of Shelter of Daylight from Sam's Dot Publishing.  I got the good word Wednesday and I'm still a little dizzy. Now for old ... more

Last Blog Posting

John Giessmann
Just wanted to say good-bye to everyone involved in the Fantasy Writer's Group.  I hope everyone continues writing.  I'm sorry if my critiques could be hard on occasion, but I was only trying to help.  I wish everyone the best ... more

FIRST! Rejection, that is...

Jackie Virginia
I got my very first rejection letter from a literary agent today. It was short and to the point, but gentle without being patronizing. And it wished me luck.  It was a far cry from the rejection letter that I had imagined, which was fi ... more

Pairing Off in the Writing Life

Maria Rachel Hooley Oklahoma
Have you ever thought about having a writing partner?  For years I didn't.  I preferred to do everything myself, and I thought it was easier that way.  But the thing is, if you have a partnership with a writer, it really does ... more

The Hourglass

Becky Columbus
Faster and faster Spills the hourglass As I wait for him No longer a child Yet eternally my child Becoming the man I always dreamed he would As he signs the papers That will take him away To far off places Where I can not follow A ... more

Contest Winner and a Teleseminar

Becky Levine Santa Cruz Mountains, California
I've drawn the winner in my contest for Laura Purdie Salas' picture book Stampede! Poems to Celebrate the Wild Side of School. JENNIFER BEASLEY, please come on over to my blog and let me know how to send you the book. Congratulations! Also ... more

Venting, it really does help.

Susie Winnipeg
I cannot believe March was my last blog (not that many may have noticed). I have though checked the site every single day and have read many of the blogs that catch my eye from day to day. Comforted that there are others. I myself have stil ... more

Qutitting the day job

Quill Enparchment The far, unlit unknown part of California
Has anyone here made enough money from writing to actually quit your day job? Mine is driving me insane. I know I should be thankful to even have a job, but it is so incredibly boring and my boss is a schitzophrenic freak that every day I wa ... more

THE KNIGHT AGENCY

Kgrl77 appomattox, virginia
A friend of mine who has published six novellas recommended i try the Knight Agency for assistance in finishing the query letter i had written.  I did go there and took a few pointers before submitting to agents.  At this time i a ... more

My First EVER Query Letter and Maybe My Last

eL. Tennessee
Today has proved one thing... the submission part of writing SUCKS.  I haven't even submitted my first query letter and I already feel like a reject.  I posted this a while ago and then deleted and am re-posting something different ... more

Is it better to keep quiet or speak up?

Solitary Traveler SW Colorado
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed and other days I find I just can't keep my mouth shut.  Today is a case of the latter and not the former.  Be forwarned, this is a rant with a point, hopefully, attatched to it.  ... more

Two Roads Diverged....

Maria Rachel Hooley Oklahoma
Right about now I'm 250 pages into my current YA urban fantasy, and this is about the time I start thinking about which novel is going to be my next journey.  There are always so many possibilities that it is like being a kid in a candy ... more

Looking for new friends

Melody Whitaker Phoenix, AZ
I'm new to the writing community and I am looking to make new friends and network with other authors. Any advice that you can give to me on publishing my first novel would be greatly appreciated.

Do you LOVE Chick Lit??? I DO!

eL. Tennessee
Chick Lit has become one of the top selling genres in literary history and it's no wonder why... it's just so much fun!  I was surprised to find that a group hasn't already been started here, so I decided to take the bikini by the strin ... more

Welcome Foreigners in a Foreign Land

carl hohengarten Puerto Plata, Republic of Dominica
I retired from my former career as an IT consultant about four years ago in order to pursue a new career as a writer. I was divorced not quite one year ago. My idleness anoyed my wife. It could be that writers, in some peoples' minds, are, b ... more

Funds for Writers, a fabulous resource

Jessica McCann Phoenix metro area
I can't say enough great things about Hope Clark and Funds for Writers. Grants, contests and paying markets are the focus of this talented woman and her various newsletters (both free and paid subscriptions are available - your choice). ... more

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