Extractions: The latest issue of The Internet Writing Journal (IWJ) is online now at http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/ . This month's IWJ features interviews with #1 New York Times bestselling mystery novelist Sue Grafton, author of A is for Alibi, B is for Burglar , and her latest Kinsey Millhone novel, O is for Outlaw (Henry Holt, 1999); bestselling novelist, Mystery Writers of America Grandmaster and four-time Shamus Award winner Lawrence Block, author of The Burglar in the Rye (Dutton, 1999) and Tanner on Ice (Signet, 1999), and former Senior Editor of OMNI 2000 Writers Market (Writer's Digest Books).
Extractions: PrivacyPlace is a new online magazine, which includes news, opinions, advice, a forum for readers, an archive of articles on privacy, and a marketplace that recommends products and services available for protecting privacy. Future content includes product and book reviews, a developer's corner, and guides to encrypting e-mail and surfing the web anonymously. PrivacyPlace Editor Tom Maddox is a science fiction writer, screenplay writer (he has written two X Files scripts with coauthor William Gibson), journalist, and essayist. Maddox says PrivacyPlace aims to combine the creativity of a talented team of writers with the power of the Internet to create a publication that is lively, funny, insightful, and ultimately useful for anyone concerned with personal privacy. His credo: "We believe in the power of each of us to fight in our own lives for our privacy and in the social power of concerted action."
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Extractions: Visit the Internet Society's Collection of Internet Histories, and you'll see that the Net has both a technological and a cultural history. Make it a personal history by creating your own Internet and World Wide Web (IWWW) timeline, then annotate that time line. When did you first hear of the Internet? When did you first go online? When did you first use email? When did you use your first computer? Think back, and tell the stories of your own awareness and use of computers and the IWWW. How much is this technological and social phenomenon a part of your life?
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Extractions: KAY E. VANDERGRIFT Young people are creators as well as consumers of literary works. One of the ways they make sense of and gain control over their often chaotic lives is to give ideas and events shape through the power of language. Parents, teachers, and other adults need to encourage this kind of composition and help children learn to write well. When they do write well, young authors may seek means to publish their work. There are now many opportunities to do so. Children's Voice The singular purpose of the childrens-voice is the publishing of children's writing from junior kindergarten to grade eight. Young Writer On-Line Young Writer On-Line is Young Writer's Sister Electronic Edition. Young Writer (paper edition) is an international magazine featuring the best in English language creative writing from children aged 6 to 16 from around the world. Fun, instructive and designed to build any child's confidence, Young Writer is a forum for young people's writing fiction and non-fiction, prose and poetry. Scriptito's Place It is especially for young people ages 7-15. Vangar publishes things that people your own age have written to put a spotlight on your talent, and to show you that you can do it too.
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Extractions: Online Instruction Pricing in US$ 85.00 per student Detailed Description Enter the NetWriting for Online Media Short Description: Write for online publications! This course involves internet research and submission to online publications. Full Description: This course will help you determine your interests, how to write articles, fiction, or poetry for the online media, write the actual submission, and submit that to a researched publication. Outcomes: Assessment will take place in the following areas:
Extractions: Feature by Nichole McGill The day I set aside to write this article was the day my issue of arrived in the mail my payment for having a story published in it. Two years ago, this international-now-based in Ottawa literary journal of bold new fiction would have arrived in 8½ by 11 magazine format complete with slick cover and ads. Today, the new has downsized to a chapbook format, each cover of this issue marked with unique artwork provided by the editors three-year-old son. Its an admittedly more intimate touch than a glossy cover, and in the perilous world of Canadian independent literary magazines, a sign that the magazine is alive and well. It may come as no surprise that even in the world of Canadian literary magazines, there seem to be two solitudes: the seemingly stable bastion of mainstream magazines, as represented by the Grains , the Geists , and the Arc Poetrys , and the magazines that promise grit the undertone of subcultures, the urban tales, and yes, stories that reflect the slow, steady rise of Canadian erotica (See You Said Beaver ). The latter is offered by the
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Extractions: Join us June 7th - 15th for DoubleTake's DoubleTake magazine's 2004 re-launch. Please visit www.charityfolks.com or click on the link below to learn more and to bid. Thank you very much for your generous support; and be on the lookout for DoubleTake magazine at bookstores and newsstands before the end of this year! DoubleTake magazine is currently on publishing break. We will resume publishing in 2004, re-launching the magazine as a bi-monthly. We are using the next few months to restructure our nonprofit educational programs and launch a major fundraising campaign to create an endowment for the DoubleTake Community Service Corporation. We will not be accepting any unsolicited submissions until August 2004. Please check back periodically, however, for updates. To those of you worried about rumors of DoubleTake's demise, we assure you that DoubleTake will not perish as long as there are people like you dedicated to the mission of experiencing the wonders of everyday life through documentary writing and photography. You'll see us back on the newsstands and in mailboxes very soon. If you wish to make a tax-deductible contribution to the nonprofit DoubleTake Community Service Corporation, please write or email us at:
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Extractions: One of the purposes of "Behind the Barricades" is to write, to present ideas of the writers free from the consumptive need to raise funds, issue stock, collect subscriptions and print copies. In an earlier life, "Behind the Barricades" was a member in good standing of the "old media." Before our first issue was printed, we drew the attention of reporter John McCaslin of the "Washington Times" who covers Washington in the "Inside the Beltway" column. Mr. McCaslin expressed interest in our campaign to challenge the FCC license of WAMU-FM, an NPR affiliate operating out of American University for its sponsorship of the "Diane Rehm" talk show. Ms. Rehm systematically excludes progressives and radicals from her guest lists and as callers. The internet provides an opportunity for us to create a web site without borders, without boundaries, without capital, without editors, publishers, shareholders, fund raisers, etc. It is an experiment in coining a new, non-dogmatic political doctrine challenging the duality of the Democratic and Republican parties as the only game in town. Our purpose is to devote full-time to the writing and creating of political dialogue, an intellectual revolution, as it where. The online press as presently constituted is a capitalist based enterprise employing all the usual techniques to raise funds and make moneysubscribers, stock, etc. The premise of Kurtz's examination is to present the money-making online magazine as the one and only model and then to get upset if their stock goes south, their subscribers and revenue streams dry up or some other disaster occurs. Nowhere in the article is any mention made of the format, content or reaction to the material. It's all about the money, not about the writing.
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Extractions: Search Home a Teen Writing E-Zines Writing Advice E-Zines: Bolt Books Reviewed for Teens by Teens (in St. Louis) Cyberteens The Diary Project Dreamgirl Faze Each issue of this news magazine written and edited by teens covers science, business, entertainment, world events, and much more, all geared towards teens interested in more than the typical prom-diet-fashion advice. Creative teens are invited to submit articles, stories, and poems to the site.
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Extractions: Each of these projects involved collaboration, authentic communication, and the use of computer technology. In addition, each was designed to be published on the web Students submitted their work to this on-line publication. In some cases, they had already published them on the web themselves as part of the requirements in their CALL classes. All integrated both language and technology learning and were the result of a great deal of collaboration and creative work by motivated teachers and students.
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Extractions: by Mark Howells Mark's genealogy writings have appeared in the National Genealogical Society's Computer Interest Group Digest , the New England Historic Genealogical Society's The Computer Genealogist Family Tree Magazine Heritage Quest Magazine Family Chronicle Magazine , and Computers In Genealogy Mark is the Technology Columnist for Ancestry magazine. His articles available online are listed below. A journey of a thousand clicks can end very, very badly. How links fool us into visiting web sites we don't wish to see. This article first appeared in March/April 2004 issue of Ancestry Magazine. It requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software for viewing.
Extractions: Editor's Message I mentioned in September that from time to time this journal year I'd invite guest authors to write the JAAL Technology column. This month's guest, Mike Sharples, has worked for many years on innovative approaches in language and technology. He was a pioneer in creating environments for students to use computers to explore patterns in language through his Phrasebooks and Boxes programs. One thing I especially liked about this work was that Mike saw that language learning could be fun, and he built that perspective into his software. He has also been a leader in areas such as artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and computer support for collaborative writing. Working, as he does, in the United Kingdom, Mike has a perspective on educational technology issues that will add to my view from the United States. When I asked him if he would be interested in writing the October column, I also told Mike that I would very much like to hear his latest views on electronic books. When he wrote back to me with his acceptance, he suggested the topic of paper versus electronic publication.
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Extractions: Welcome to the Creative Writing Programs website hosted by Web Del Sol . This ambitious project provides you, the reader, with an opportunity to explore a select variety of the best university and college creative writing programs available on these shores. We welcome your comments on the site Q: What is the Creative Writing Programs Project website? A: The Creative Writing Programs Project (CWPP) website is an initiative sponsored by Web Del Sol an established literary arts complex on the WWWaimed at highlighting and promoting creative writing programs at select colleges and universities. Each CWPP will have a website that focuses on their program, providing information about its faculty members, journals, and showcasing at least five creative works by its students. Our list of programs currently online can give you an idea of how each CWPP website will appear. Individual CWPP programs will be promoted at Web Del Sol as they come online. Additionally, Web Del Sol will create a gateway page to all the programs which will remain permanently and conspicuously linked on the Web Del Sol homepage. This gateway page will include highlights and news concerning individual CWPP programs.
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