101. MWP: Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) the 100 greatest films at Filmsite. publications, Go to Next Page. *Add Information to this page. SEARCH THE MISSISSIPPI writers PAGE. http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/english/ms-writers/dir/williams_tennessee/

Go to Publications Productions Bibliography Internet Resources See also: Writer News: Ole Miss library features Tennessee Williams exhibition (April 10, 2002) Ninth book conference to focus on Tennessee Williams (Feb. 14, 2002) 'Lost' Tennessee Williams play to be staged in U.K. (June 10, 1997) Book Info: The Undiscovered Country: The Later Plays of Tennessee Williams (November 2002) The Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams, Vol. 1, 1920-1945 (September 2002) The Collected Poems of Tennessee Williams (April 2002) Tennessee Williams and the South , by Kenneth W. Holditch and Richard Freeman Leavitt (April 2002) The Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams, Vol. 1, 1920-1945 (November 2000) Not About Nightingales (June 1998) The Glass Menagerie (March 1998) The Notebook of Trigorin: A Free Adaptation of Anton Chekhov's The Sea Gull (November 1997) Home Browse Listings Authors Tennessee Williams Tennessee Williams Thomas Lanier Williams was born in Columbus Clarksdale Smart Set.

102. Canadian Medical Association Medical Writing Centre Guidelines, articles and resources for medical writers, and those writing for CMA journals. http://www.cma.ca/cma/common/displayPage.do?pageId=/staticContent/HTML/N0/l2/pub

103. MWP: James Meredith (1933-    ) publications. Nonfiction Three Years in Mississippi. Bloomington Indiana University Press, 1966. SEARCH THE MISSISSIPPI writers PAGE. http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/english/ms-writers/dir/meredith_james/

Go to Publications Bibliography Internet Resources See also: Writer News : First black Ole Miss graduate donates papers to library (March 24, 1997) Home Browse Listings Authors James Meredith James Meredith Author is only one of many hats worn by the enigmatic James Meredith. Born June 25, 1933, in Kosciusko, Mississippi, Meredith is best known as the first African-American student of the University of Mississippi . Meredith served in the Air Force from 1951 to 1960, including a tour of duty in Japan. He then attended Jackson State College for two years. In the fall of 1962 Meredith risked his life when he successfully applied the laws of integration and became the first black student at the University of Mississippi, a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement which sparked riots on the Oxford campus that left two people dead. In 1966 he recounted the experience in his first publication

104. Durham Writers Offer support, encouragement and criticism to members. Includes texts and sound files of members work, a listing of member authors, group publications and contacts . http://www.durhamwriters.org.uk

Titles Authors Guests Books Reviews Info Pot luck Welcome to the Durham Writers' Website This has been set up to celebrate 10 years of the creative writing group's existence. We are mixed not only by gender but also by age, interests and outlook. We offer each other support and encouragement as well as criticism. Our formal meetings are held in Alington House, under the auspices of the W.E.A. and led by well-known local poet and teacher, Jackie Litherland. Our inspiration comes from a wide variety of sources such as Basil Bunting, Sylvia Plath, Lycra, the Greeks and fell-walking. At other times we meet informally to discuss work in progress, attend courses and once a year give a reading. Why don't you- Send comments on our work (especially if you enjoyed it) Send work for possible inclusion Come along and join the group? Details of meeting times and places given on our information page You are the visitor since 14 May 2000 Financial assistance from Durham City Arts has made this website possible, and is gratefully acknowledged. Web site design by Roger Cornwell . Last updated on 13 October 2000.

105. Boating Writers International IMTEC 98 Freelancers should submit an invoice with their article and be paid upon acceptance, not upon publications. Staff writers said the cycle of being under http://www.rbbi.com/folders/show/98imtec/misc/writers.htm

Boating Writers International Boating Writers International (BWI) is an organization composed of freelance and staff writers in the boating industry. This year they moved their meeting to Saturday morning. A group of them form the selection committee for the Innovation Awards. Usually they are announced at the BWI meeting. This year the All Industry Breakfast was moved to Friday and the Innovation Award announcements were made there. It kind of "stole the show" from the BWI meeting. Their president, Dean Clarke conducted the meeting. He announced their new web site would shortly be running at http://www.bwi.org Greg Proteau of the NMMA spoke and passed out some materials on the California emissions situation and MTBE. Seemed as if he was trying to encourage us to write about the issue, but he never came right out and said what he wanted. He said that MTBE was a carcinogen. Per my recollection it is suspected of being one and I think it probably is, but I do not think it has been proved. I would not be telling people it was, if it has not been proven. After the meeting told him we had a California MTBE Coverage on our web site.

106. Pierre Berton Biography, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/b/berton.htm

Pierre Berton Born in 1920 and raised in the Yukon, Pierre Berton worked in Klondike mining camps during his university years. He spent four years in the army, rising from private to captain/instructor at the Royal Military College in Kingston. He spent his early newspaper career in Vancouver, where at 21 he was the youngest city editor on any Canadian daily. He moved to Toronto in 1947, and at the age of 31 was named managing editor of Maclean's . In 1957 he became a key member of the CBC's public affairs flagship program, Close-Up , and a permanent panelist on Front Page Challenge. He joined The Toronto Star as associate editor and columnist in 1958, leaving in 1962 to commence The Pierre Berton Show , which ran until 1973. Since then he has appeared as host and writer on My Country, The Great Debate, Heritage Theatre , and The Secret of My Success . He has received numerous honourary degrees and served as the Chancellor of Yukon College. Selected Publications: 1967: The Last Good Year . Toronto: Doubleday, 1997. Farewell to the Twentieth Century . Toronto: Doubleday, 1996.

107. Bob Barton Brief biography, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/b/barton.htm

Bob Barton (Photo: 1996, Philip Barton) Bob Barton was born in Hamilton, Ontario in 1939 and was educated there. He attended McMaster University and, after a career in teaching and with the Ontario Ministry of Education, he became a professional story-teller in association with the Storytellers School of Toronto. He has been a feature teller at festivals across North America, including the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee. He is best known for his book on storytelling, Tell Me Another. Selected Publications: Mother Goose Goes to School. Markham, Ontario: Pembroke Publishers Limited, 1995; co-author David Booth. Best and Dearest Chick of All. Red Deer, Alberta: Red Deer College Press, 1994; illus. Coral Nault The Stormwife. Kingston, Ontario: Quarry Press, 1993; illus. Georgi Yudin. Stories to Tell. Markham, Ontario: Pembroke Publishers Limited, 1992. The Reindeer Herder and the Moon. Harlow, Essex, U.K: Longman, 1990; illus. Wayne Anderson. Awards: International Reading Association and the Ontario Reading Association Celebrate Literacy Award (with David Booth), 1990. Fabian Lemieux Award, re-contribution to the arts in Ontario Schools, 1989.

108. Naww - NAWW Home - National Association Of Women Writers - NAWW in 2001 to develop a support and assistance network for women writers and to inspire, motivate, and teach women writers through publications, workshops, and http://www.naww.org/homepage.html

Home Membership Benefits To JOIN or RENEW To Pay by Credit Card NAWW WEEKLY ... About Us Welcome to the National Association of Women Writers! The National Association of Women Writers is a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3). The NAWW was founded in 2001 to develop a support and assistance network for women writers and to inspire, motivate, and teach women writers through publications, workshops, and conferences. Our national membership is open to all women writers regardless of their portfolio. Click on one of these links to print out a Registration Form: REGISTRATION FORM (Microsoft Word) REGISTRATION FORM (Adobe Acrobat) If you have any problems opening either of these forms, please email us at naww@onebox.com and we will send you one immediately. Check out these new NAWW Premium Partnerships! Watch our new Powerpoint presentation to learn more about the NAWW! While you're here, please sign up for NAWW WEEKLY - our free weekly inspirational/how-to ezine for women writers. Every subscriber receives our ebooklet, Resources for Writers automatically.

109. Linda Bailey Brief biography, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/b/bailey_l.htm

Linda Bailey Linda Bailey grew up in Winnipeg. After high school, she travelled around the world and lived in England and Australia. Returning to Canada, she worked as a travel agent before returning to university, earning a B.A. (English) and M.Ed. She has worked as a college instructor, instructional designer and editor. She now writes full-time. She lives in Vancouver with her husband (Bill), her two daughters (Lia and Tess) and her cat (Daphne). Selected Publications: The Stevie Diamond Mystery Series (Kids Can Press, Toronto) including: How Can a Brilliant Detective Shine in the Dark? What's a Darling Detective Like Me Doing in the Doghouse? How Can a Frozen Detective Stay Hot on the Trail? How Can I Be A Detective If I Have to Baby-Sit? How Come the Best Clues Are Always in the Garbage? Awards: Shortlisted, B.C. Red Cedar Award, 1999. Shortlisted, Manitoba Young Reader's Choice Award, 1997. Arthur Ellis Crime Writers' Award, 1996. Shortlisted, Manitoba Young Reader's Choice Award, 1996. Shortlisted, OLA Silver Birch Award, 1995.

110. Publications - One Of Us Creative Writing Workshop, Writers' Directory You are here Home writers Directory publications, http://www.oneofus.co.uk/writers_directory/publications.htm

One Of Us - Creative Writing Workshop You are here:- Home Writers' Directory Writers' Directory UK Writing Groups Your Writing Pages Publish and Critique Sites Writing Advice Sites ... Software Publications Recommended Interzone is the best place for sci-fi authors to get their work noticed. Black Rose Publications Black Rose Publications is a Dublin based small press which publishes Black Rose and Beyond The Rose. Contact them for information about submitting your work. Beyond The Rose Black Rose Publications 10 Saint Malachy's Drive Greenhills Dublin 12 Ireland E-Mail address dunningd@gofree.indigo.ie Peninsular "Aspiring writers wishing to test themselves against market standards could do no worse than to subscribe to a 'small press' magazine. Highly recommended (by one of our readers) is Peninuslar, Cherrybite Publications, Linden Cottage, 45 BurtonRoad, Little Neston, Cheshire, CH64 4AE e-mail: helicon@globalnet.co.uk

111. Tim Wynne-Jones Profile, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/w/wyn-jone.htm

Tim Wynne-Jones (Photo: 1998, Larry Ostrom) When he was three, Tim ran away from home with a tea cozy on his head. That was in Cheshire, England. He ended up in Kitimat, B.C. He is not sure if these incidents are connected, but he believes fervently that if one is going to become a writer one should keep one's head warm. Tim has written twenty-two books, a dozen radio plays, the book and libretto for an opera, the book and lyrics for a musical, and lots of songs for his band, Louis the Dreamer . He lives on 76 acres of bush in Eastern Ontario with Amanda Lewis, their three children and a number of cats. Selected Publications: Lord of the Fries . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1999. On Tumbledown Hill . Red Deer, Alberta: Red Deer College Press, 1998. Stephen Fair . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1998. The Maestro . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1995. The Book of Changes . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1994. Some of the Kinder Planets . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1993. Awards: Governor-General's Award, for Some of the Kinder Planets Governor-General's Award, for

112. WH: Publications Affiliated With The Writers House For questions about submissions and other information, please contact publications directly. The Kelly writers House Archive is housed in the Special http://www.english.upenn.edu/~wh/publications.html

THIS MONTH'S CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS PUBLICATIONS For questions about submissions and other information, please contact publications directly. The Kelly Writers House Archive is housed in the Special Collections Department of Van Pelt Library at the University of Pennsylvania. If you wish to see any of these materials, phone (215) 898-7088. Combo COMBO is a literary journal of poetry and poetics featuring innovative writers under 35, alongside a few older and more established poets who have influenced them. COMBO is dedicated to giving younger and lesser-known poets more space and visibility than they are accustomed to, so that readers will have a clearer sense of the context in which that work is produced. Dial F for Film A film review magazine Handwritten Press Generation XX Ma'ayan Penn's Jewish Literary Publication MainStream Online Magazine The Online News Magazine founded by students from the University of Pennsylvania. MainStream features editorials written by Penn students, dealing with socio/political or globally relevent issues. "SaneStream," an affiliate of the Magaizine, pokes fun at society by making parody of the individuals/establishments that affect society. Mosaic Penn's Asian American Literary Magazine Other Voices An electronic journal of cultural criticism published at the University of Pennsylvania.

113. Luanne Armstrong Brief profile and selected publications. http://www.writersunion.ca/a/armstrng.htm

Luanne Armstrong Luanne Armstrong lives and writes from the interior of British Columbia. She teaches Creative Writing at the College of the Rockies. She also farms, rides horses, and walks through mountains. Selected Publications: The Colour of Water . Prince George, B.C.: Caitlin, 1998. Arly and Spike . Edmonton: Hodgepog, 1997. Bordering . Charlottetown: Gynergy, 1995. Annie . Vancouver: Polestar, 1995. Castle Mountain . Victoria: Polestar, 1981. Awards: Canadian Children's Book Centre "Our Choice" Award, for Annie

114. NSDC - Staff Development Library: Publications - JSD Guidelines For Writers deadline, writers may submit a brief synopsis of no more than 100 words regarding a proposed article. Either the JSD editor or the director of publications http://www.nsdc.org/library/publications/jsd/guidelines.cfm

dqmcodebase = "/" Guidelines for Writers JSD PDF version The JSD is the flagship publication for the National Staff Development Council. It is published four times a year (winter, spring, summer, and fall) and is included in all categories of membership in NSDC. The JSD is available only through NSDC and is not sold on news stands. NSDC is a nonprofit educational association with 10,000 members who are primarily district administrators, principals, and teachers with an interest in professional development. They are committed to high levels of learning and performing for all students and staff members. NSDC members look to the JSD for articles by leading educators, reports of effective programs and practices, book reviews, and columns. They expect articles that are interesting, thought provoking, timely, practical, informative, concise, and complete. Issues are organized around themes, but each issue also includes several non-thematic articles. In general, articles that are appropriate for an announced theme are more likely to be published. Visit the JSD themes page to see upcoming themes.

115. WFNS: Susan Atkinson-Keen Brief profile and publications. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Culture/WFNS/Writers/satkinson.html

WFNS Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Susan Atkinson-Keen Susan Atkinson-Keen was born and raised in Montreal, and educated as a geologist (B.Sc., Sir George William's University, Montreal; M.Sc., Acadia University; research, John Hopkins University, Baltimore). She spent ten years working as a field geologist across Canada as well as in Iceland, Scotland, and the Central Appalachians, and has worked as a geological museum exhibit interpreter. She now lives in Halifax with her three children. Susan turned to fiction writing in 1981. Selected List of Publications: Weekend in the Jurassic . Halifax, Nimbus Publishing Ltd, 1990. ISBN 0-921054-32-7. The Adventures of Broughton Bear . All titles reprinted by Roseway Publishing. Titles in the series: One Thing Leads to Another . Toronto, Greey de Pencier, 1985. ISBN 0-920775-13-6. Lost and Found . Toronto, Greey de Pencier, 1985. ISBN 0-920775-12-8. A Whole Day of Surprises . Toronto, Greey de Pencier, 1985. ISBN 0-920775-11-X. Fun Times . Toronto, Greey de Pencier, 1985. ISBN 0-920775-09-8. Unexpected Wonders . Toronto, Greey de Pencier, 1985. ISBN 0-920775-10-1.

116. Sue Ann Alderson Brief profile, publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/a/alderson.htm

Sue Ann Alderson Sue Ann Alderson was born in New York in 1940 and moved to Vancouver, B.C. in 1967, where she has lived happily ever after. She is a professor in the University of British Columbia's Creative Writing Program and has had 16 books published for children. She also writes poetry for adults which has been published in journals in Canada, Ireland and the United States. Selected Publications: Wherever Bears Be . Vancouver: Tradewind Books, 1999; Berkeley, CA: Tricycle Press. Pond Seasons . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1997. Sure as Strawberries . Red Deer, Alberta: Northern Lights, 1992. Bonnie McSmithers, You're Driving me Dither . Edmonton: Tree Frog Press, 1990; Toronto: Groundwood. Ida and the Wool Smuggler . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1987. Awards: Shortlisted, Sheila Egoff Award for A Ride for Martha Shortlisted, Mr. Christie's Award for Sure as Strawberries Shortlisted, Sheila Egoff Award for Sure as Strawberries Shortlisted, Sheila Egoff Award for Chapter One Email: salderso@interchange.ubc.ca

117. Janet Lunn Profile, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/l/lunn.htm

Janet Lunn Janet Lunn was born in Dallas, Texas on December 28, 1928 (and lived there for six months). She was raised in Vermont, New York, and New Jersey, and came to Canada in 1946. She attended Queen's University, married Richard Lunn in 1950, and became a Canadian citizen in 1963. She has five children, six grandchildren, and four step-grandchildren. She works as a writer for children. Selected Publications: The Hollow Tree . Toronto: Knopf, 1997. The Unseen . Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1993. The Story of Canada . Toronto: Key Porter/Lester Publishing, 1993; with Christopher Moore. A Hundred Shining Candles . Toronto: Lester and Orpen Dennys, 1990. Duck Cakes for Sale . Toronto: Groundwood, 1989; picture book with Kim LaFave. Amos's Sweater . Toronto: Groundwood, 1988; picture book with Kim LaFave. The Root Cellar Awards: Governor General's Award for The Hollow Tree Honourary degrees from Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology and Queen's University, (D. Litt). The Children's Literature Round Tables of Canada Information Book Award, the Mr. Christie Book Award, and the Toronto Chapter IODE Award for

118. National Portrait Gallery | Publications: Character Sketches | Elizabethan Write Order this publication online. Written by wellknown writers of today, they use images from the Gallery s unique collection to examine the public and the http://www.npg.org.uk/live/writers.asp

You are in National Portrait Gallery Publications: Character sketches Order this publication online CHARACTER SKETCHES The National Portrait Gallery's Character Sketches is a series of compact, fully illustrated, historical guides to literary and artistic personalities and themes. Written by well-known writers of today, they use images from the Gallery's unique collection to examine the public and the private faces, the lives, thoughts and relationships, both artistic and personal, within each selected group. ELIZABETHAN WRITERS Charles Nicholl The accession of Elizabeth I to the English throne heralded a period of unparalleled national confidence. This optimism was captured by the writers of the period, including Ben Jonson, Christopher Marlowe and perhaps the world's best-known literary figure, William Shakespeare. Yet for all our familiarity with their names, how well do we really know these writers? In an age where intrigue and shady dealings were a fact of life, can we be sure that the images we have of these distant personalities are who we think they are? Charles Nicholl probes the uncertain world of Elizabethan England to provide fascinating insights in to the lives of some of history's greatest writers. Charles Nicholl 's books include two acclaimed historical investigations: The Reckoning , an exploration of the murder of Christopher Marlowe (which won the Crime Writers' Association Gold Dagger Award for non-fiction and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize), and

119. Jan Andrews Profile, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/a/andrews.htm

Jan Andrews Jan Andrews writes for children and young adults because it is their stories which come into her head. She is also a traditional storyteller, with a passion for epic and myth. She has told portions of The Iliad and The Odyssey and believes these tellings inform her work. Although she lives on a lake in Ontario in a setting she is certain comes close to paradise, she delights in travelling for readings and workshops. The Canadian landscape is her love. It compels her books and she is fairly convinced that if she had not come here from England she might never have become a writer at all. Her interests include canoeing, rock climbing, cross-country skiing, talking and thinking about children's books, engaging in discussions about oral traditons, and most importantly living life. Selected Publications: Keri. Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1996. The Auction. Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1990; illus. Karen Reczuch. Pumpkin Time. Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1990; illus. Kim LaFave. Very Last First Time. Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1985; illus. Ian Wallace.

120. Paul Yee Selected publications and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/y/yee.htm

Paul Yee (Photo: 1991, James H. Lim) Paul Yee was born in Saskatchewan, grew up in Vancouver, but has lived in Toronto since 1988. He studied history at U.B.C., worked as an archivist, and did volunteer work in Vancouver's Chinatown, the source of much of his writing. Selected Publications: Ghost Train . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1996; paintings by Harvey Chan. Struggle and Hope: The Story of Chinese Canadians . Toronto: Umbrella Press, 1996. Breakaway . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1994. Roses Sing on New Snow: A Delicious Tale . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1991; paintings by Harvey Chan. Tales from Gold Mountain: Stories of the Chinese in the New World . Toronto: Groundwood Books, 1989; paintings by Simon Ng. Saltwater City: The Chinese in Vancouver The Curses of Third Uncle Teach Me to Fly, Skyfighter! and Other Stories Awards: Governor General's Literary Award, for Ghost Train Ruth Scwartz Children's Book Award, for Roses Sing on New Snow B.C. Book Prize (Sheila Egoff Award), for Tales from Gold Mountain, National IODE Award, for Tales from Gold Mountain Vancouver Book Award, for

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