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Featured Anthology

Beloved on the Earth: 150 Poems of Grief and Gratitude

This poetry anthology serves those who are moving through grief and loss, health care workers in the field of hospice and grief support, doctors and physicians, clergy who look for meaningful readings for memorial and funeral services, readers of contemporary poetry, and those who search for meaning in the shared realities of loss.  

Beloved on the Earth

 

10 Ways to Increase Your Writing Productivity

by Lee Masterson

Have you ever wondered how some writers manage to churn out so much material in such a short amount of time?

It seems these amazingly prolific authors do nothing else with their lives but write. They would have to in order to produce the sheer volume of work that leaves their desks, wouldn't they?

 

 

A Review of  Twigs & Knucklebones

Poet Sarah Lindsay tells us what we didn’t know we were missing.

By Daisy Fried
Poetry Media Services

 

 

 Celebrate Dad: Books he WILL love

 

June Edition of Writers Wanted:

Another two-page edition

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Earn money from writing

...being a writer can be a fickle business sometimes and so you need to have as many sources of income as possible.

 

May Edition Of Writers Wanted:

A two-page edition

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Featured Anthologies--Just in time for Mothers Day and Fathers Day

My Mom is My Hero

and

My Dad is my Hero  

 

 

See additional Mothers Day Anthologies

Books for the Literary Mom

 
 
New Online Poetry Videos for Children

  The Poetry Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of Children’s Poet Laureate Presents, a video podcast series featuring the nation’s Children’s Poet Laureate, Mary Ann Hoberman, reading from her own work and from classic children’s poetry collections.

   

Create, Complicate, Resolve: The Keys to Keeping Your Readers Interested

By: Holly Lisle

So how DO you keep from boring the socks off your readers?

 

Develop a real character with help from a clinical psychologist

Read What Will Your Character Do When?

 

 

The rift of war between poets Robert Duncan and Denise Levertov
 

Questions of craft--not to mention conscience--became subsumed in their debate over the Vietnam War. 

 

 

Where Is My Narrator?  

You've sat down; mapped out your plot, identified your characters, now it's time to write.

Narrative presence? Do I even have that?

 

Featured Author: Debra Gwartney

You've seen her work featured before at Anthologies online when she provided an interview about Home Ground: Language for an American Landscape, the anthology she co edited with Barry Lopez.  She's back as our featured author and about to embark on an national book tour, which is scheduled to include some high-profile national venues.

Listen to her video interview and learn about her new project.

Live Through This

A Mother’s Memoir of Runaway Daughters and

Reclaimed Love

A harrowing and deeply personal account of two young girls who are determined to disappear—any parent’s nightmare—and the eventual journey back to fierce mother-daughter love

  

 for the fiction and nonfiction writer

Creative Writers, Learn the Five Laws of Conflict

 by Deborah Owen

Why Write a Non-Fiction Book?

Surprising Truths About Book Publishing

by Stephen Palmer

 

 Best Writing Books

  The Writer Magazine, in an article by Chuck Leddy, names ten great writing books published in 08.  These are books that helped writers to hone their craft and get published. Which books will make it to your holiday wish list?

 

Get ready to write. Read:

Before You Write, by Patrika Vaughn

This is your year.  Used as a textbook in creative writing classes, this could be the guide to the best year of your life. 

 

 
Opportunity Spotting: Freelance Writing Is Booming    by: David Drake

$60 billion of work is now outsourced to specialists’ worldwide.  Are you getting your share?

 

How To Outgrow Write What You Know
By  Jenna Glatzer

One of the great perks of being a freelance writer is
that you get paid to learn about things. So… what do you want to
learn about?

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See Amy Lou's Green Living  column including book reviews at: Green Living Examiner