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May 31, 2004
StarvingArtistsLaw.com
StarvingArtistsLaw.com is a free resource for artists and writers looking for self-help legal information and includes a
special section for writers. Includes sample contracts and information about copyright law.
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May 27, 2004
Telecommuting Jobs - update
A while ago, I signed up for
Telecommuting Jobs for $10/year. So far, sadly, I have to say that the results just haven't been worth it. No one has contacted me, and many of the listings I've seen were listings I had already seen elsewhere. I didn't like the fact that the listings are undated...I had no idea how old the listings were, especially if they were gleaned from another source. I also wish the site categorized writing sites to make it easier for me to looking for the kind of writing jobs I was interested in. Don't think I'll be renewing my subscription, but will check in from time to time in case the site services have been updated. I'm sure the site helps some people, but it's hard to justify the fee and hassle when great freelance job boards like
Freelancingwriting.com have better offerings for free.
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May 26, 2004
Every Writer
Every Writer is going through a major revamp. New pay rates for material: $40 per feature, $20 for reprints. Looks like they're looking for new material as well as section editors. Some of the column links in the left-hand navigation bar didn't work when I tried to check them out, but I'm assuming these glitches will be ironed out in the revamp. The site already has a number of writing-related articles, such as "Contract Know-How: Get the Facts Before Writing Another Word" and "Behind The Desk of the Acquisitions Editorial Assistant".
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May 25, 2004
Writing Corner
Writing Corner includes resources for readers as well as writers. Includes a number of writing-related articles and resource links. Navigation can be somewhat confusing; there's a lot more here than is obvious, with many hierarchical links. Check out the
Site Map for a one-page outline of what's available.
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May 24, 2004
Mystery Writers' Forum
The Mystery Writers' Forum is a message board for mystery writers. "We are mystery writers and aspiring mystery authors who are sharing our trial, tribulations, research problems and triumphs on a supportive, threaded bulletin board system." The main page also includes links to online resources for mystery writers.
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May 17, 2004
Careers in Technical Writing
Careers in Technical Writing by Allan Hoffman is an overview of technical writing jobs, and helps answer questions like, "Is technical writing for you?", "What background do you need?", and "What's the salary?".
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May 12, 2004
At the cottage
At the cottage right now with just a dial-up connection, so will not be updating Inkygirl except for the comics until next week, sorry. You can see my cottage reports/photos in my
Blatherings, if you're curious. :-)
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May 04, 2004
Goblin Markets
Goblin Markets is a searchable index of markets to sell your horror fiction. The site also includes related articles and links to writing weblogs.
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Tips and Tricks to Writing Romance
Tips and Tricks to Writing Romance by Mary Beth Lee is a collection of writing tips for beginning romance writers. Part of the
Red River Romance Writers site.
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Romance Authors Page
The Romance Authors Page includes a
special section for writers packed with articles, publisher Web site links, publisher guidelines, and other resources.
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May 03, 2004
SFWA writing articles
SFWA writing articles are a collection of useful articles for those interested in writing science fiction and fantasy, and are provided in as part of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Of America Web site. Articles range from the basics of manuscript preparation to worldbuilding and how to write science fiction for young people.
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Scholastic Poetry Writing Site
Scholastic Poetry Writing Site for young people includes audio readings by poets, exercises and poetry writing tips, as well as an invitation to have a poem published on the Scholastic site.
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Mystery Writers of America, Inc.
Mystery Writers of America, Inc. is an organization for mystery writers and other professionals in the mystery field. The site includes a large number of categorized links related to the craft and business of writing, especially mystery writing.
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