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Lou Jenkins is the award-winning author of
Every Natural Fact: Five Seasons of Open-Air Parenting
"If you combined the lyricism of Annie Dillard, the vision of Aldo Leopold, and the gentle but tough-minded optimism of Frank McCourt, you might come close to Amy Lou Jenkins.Tom Bissell author of The Father of All Things
"Sentence by sentence, a joy to
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Create A Marketing Plan For Your Writing What marketing works best? All marketing works. But you need to keep at it, even when you seem to be getting zero results.
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Writers Wanted Call for Submissions Writer's Markets When the publishing world revs up, don't fall behind. |
| Have you been waiting for a new list of editors looking for manuscripts? Here you go. Three pages of August Writers Wanted calls for submissions. |
EVERY NATURAL FACT:“Any
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author's sensual intelligence potted in the fertile soil of a boundless
curiosity for the world.” —
Bob Shacochis, National Book Award-winning author of Easy in The
Islands and The Immaculate Invasion
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Featured Author: Judy Bridges, Author of Shut Up & Write! Jealous that you don’t have a writing mentor like Judy Bridges? You don’t have to be envious, because Bridges has brought the magic to her book Shut Up & Write!. Read on... |
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6 Tips for
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Book groups can be a good target market for your book, especially if it’s fiction. But given how busy people are, it’s helpful for readers to know that if they suggest a book to their reading group they won ‘t have to struggle to come up with questions. All the work has already been done for them by the author! |
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Ten Best Writing Tips EVER Angela Booth has gathered essential lessons from 25 years of writing |
Write a Nonfiction
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Your book proposal must make a compelling case that this book, written by you, is needed in the marketplace.
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Featured Anthology: A Moment in Time by the Writers of Room 112 If you are a writer, you likely have had those moments where your creative elements flow. You read great work and peek behind the veil. You see your own pieces take shape. Last summer I was in the room where a group of diverse and talented women gathered at the Great Lakes Writers Workshop for a week of focus on their nonfiction writing. These women capitalized on their momentum and kept working together beyond our fecund week. If you are a writer, follow their lead and see a project through. These women did, and their book captures the moments that build the framework and artistry of life. |
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To Everything on
Earth: New Writing on
Fate, Community, and Nature In October 2004, Barry Lopez invited a group of writers to meet with him, Bill McKibben, Alan Weisman, and Dennis Covington at the Junction campus of Texas Tech University. Out of this meeting grew a community that has since collaborated on a number of initiatives and projects tied to fate, community, and nature, including this collection of essays. To Everything on Earth is a journey through many landscapes.
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