161. Untitled Technical writers producing technical manuals for software and hardware; online help products, website documentation, informational websites, digital photography. Based in West Chester, Pennsylvania. http://hometown.aol.com/duopubs/

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162. NEA: Publications: General Interest publications below can be ordered by checking the appropriate box and filling out It includes biographies of the writers visiting bases and those reading on http://www.nea.gov/pub/

NEA Home Chairman's Forum About Us Grants News Room National Initiatives Lifetime Honors Publications NEA Partners Resources Features Support the Arts Search/Site Map General Interest Publications below can be ordered by checking the appropriate box and filling out the form at the bottom of the page. In order to view titles available in Portable Document Format (pdf), you need to download and install the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader Operation Homecoming Booklet The Operation Homecoming booklet will be distributed free to the troops participating in the writing workshops. It includes biographies of the writers visiting bases and those reading on the audio CD. The booklet also includes the Operation Homecoming anthology submission guidelines. NEA 2004. 28 pp. Order Hard Copy Download pdf Operation Homecoming CD The Operation Homecoming audio CD features the literature of war, read in the voices of ten of America's most esteemed writers. Narrated by NEA Chairman Dana Gioia, the CD presents fiction, poetry, letters, and memoirs from the Civil War, World War I and II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. NEA 2004. 24 tracks.

163. EWORLDWIRE PRESS RELEASE Distribution, WRITING, And EDGAR FILING Service Distributor of press releases to thousands of publications and writers. http://www.eworldwire.com

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164. Arthur Black Brief biography, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/b/black.htm

Arthur Black Arthur Black was born in Toronto in 1943. His abortive getaways were launched from 1946-1994. Temporary respites were achieved in Schomberg, Montreal, London, Las Palmas, Madrid, Thunder Bay and Fergus, Ontario. Permanent liftoff was achieved in 1995 with his move to Salt Spring Island. He is presently the host of the CBC radio show, Basic Black and the TV Series, "Weird Homes." Favourite colour: guess. Academic laurels: scant. Selected Publications: Black in the Saddle Again. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1996. Black by Popular Demand. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1994. That Old Black Magic. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1991. Arthur! Arthur! Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1989. Back to Black. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1986. Awards: Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour, for Black in the Saddle National Magazine Award for Humour, for The Beaver ACTRA "Nelly" Award for Best Opinion/Commentary, 1986. Cadogan Award for Best Weekly Newspaper Column, 1977. Ohio State Award for Best Children's series, 1976.

165. Writing & Publishing incumbent upon publishers. OzLit s Submissions List publications inviting writers contributions. Poetry Magazines in Australia http://www.liswa.wa.gov.au/writpub.html

Select an Information Gateway Australian Literature Disability Services Doing Business in WA Family History Government Law Multicultural Services Music Seniors Western Australia Young People Select another Hot Topic Aboriginal Literature Book Reviews Children's Literature Key Resources Collections Handbooks can be a great place to start for those interested in writing and publishing. Major References Australian Government Publishing Service Style Manual This widely-used handbook outlines preferred formats for referencing, grammar, spelling, terms of address and more. The Australian Writer's Marketplace Up-to-date with all the essential facts and addresses. Australian Short Fiction Markets : a Marketing Guide for Writers of Short Stories Produced in loose-leaf format, this tool is regularly revised. Over 600 Markets for Creative Writers: 400 Australian Markets, 30 International Markets, 175 Competitions, 20 Manuscript Advisory Services Update editions are planned for this useful compendium. The Playwright's Handbook This marketing and publication guide is compiled by the Australian Writer's Guild.

166. Ryan Oba: Poems, Stories, Articles, Projects Poetry, fiction, music, projects, and other writing. Lists of publications, readings, and music performances. Links to literary resources and other writers. http://home.earthlink.net/~ryanoba

Ryan Oba: poems stories readings , articles, bio December 19 The Autry Museum presents Another West: Poets From Our Community, a year-long poetry series reflecting the many voices of our community, from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Theatre. This month, poets Dima Hilal and Ryan Oba will focus on Celebrating Rituals: Religion in the West. This poetry series is inspired by the cultural resources and collections of the Autry Museum. Another West: Poets From Our Community is hosted by poet Larry Jaffe. Museum admission: General adult, $7.50; seniors and students with valid ID, $5; children ages 12 and under, $3. All programs are wheelchair accessible. Located in Los Angeles's Griffith Park where the Golden State (5) and Ventura (134) freeways meet, the Autry Museum is across from the Los Angeles Zoo. On surface streets, it can be reached from Forest Lawn Dr., Victory Blvd. or Los Feliz Blvd. The museum is 15 minutes from the Los Angeles Civic Center and is accessible using MTA Bus Route 96. Parking is free. The Website of The FloatingHouse The FloatingHouse is Naomi Weiss and me (Ryan Oba). Check out some pictures, read some lyrics, buy a cd and hear about upcoming performances!

167. National Writing Project - Writers' Guidelines How We Work with writers You may contact us with a query either by email (editors If you are new to writing for publication, this is a chance to work with http://www.writingproject.org/Publications/guidelines.html

Writers Guidelines The National Writing Project wants you to project your voice—by writing for The Voice and The Quarterly. We welcome stories about classroom practice, students' work, and activities at writing project sites, as well as opinion pieces and essays. Submissions run 600 to 1,000 words in length for The Voice, and 1,000 to 5,000 words for The Quarterly The Quarterly The Voice Contact the Editors The Quarterly Audience The primary audience for The Quarterly consists of teachers of writing, kindergarten through university level, as well as college instructors engaged in preparing teachers to teach writing. A secondary audience includes researchers and scholars in the teaching of writing, school administrators, curriculum directors, and parents. In general, readers can benefit from articles in The Quarterly even if they are unfamiliar with the National Writing Project. Content We encourage articles of between 1,000 and 5,000 words on the following topics: classroom strategies related to teaching writing and literacy; teacher research and more formal scholarly inquiry in these areas; essays on language and the craft of writing; discussion of standards, assessment and other school reform issues as they relate to literacy education; pieces about teaching literacy in specialized communities of learners—English language and adult learners, for instance.

168. RK A Ideashop Newsletter and sample fiction publications from the associated writers of RK A, a tiny writers' club. http://ideashop.home.att.net

169. Stuart McLean Brief profile, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/m/mclean_s.htm

Stuart McLean (Photo: 1998, Jet Belgraver) Stuart McLean is an author, broadcaster and teacher. He has worked at CBC Radio for many yearsmost recently writing and hosting "The Vinyl Cafe." He is a professor in the school of Journalism at Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto. Selected Publications: Home From the Vinyl Cafe . Toronto: Penguin Books, 1998. Stories From the Vinyl Cafe . Toronto: Penguin Books, 1995. Welcome Home . Toronto: Penguin Books, 1992. Morningside World of Stuart McLean . Toronto: Penguin Books, 1989. Awards: Rooke Fellowship for Excellence in Teaching, Research, and Writing: Trent University, 1994-95. Canadian Authors Association Best non fiction book for Welcome Home Email: vinylcafe@toronto.cbc.ca Web page: www.radio.cbc.ca/programs/vinyl/

170. British Council Literature Department Promotes British and Commonwealth literature through publications, writers' tours, literature education and translation projects, conferences, seminars and other events worldwide, and developing British Studies. http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts/literature/

171. Heart Of Texas Chapter Romance Writers Of America Meeting and membership information, with contacts for officers and lists of publications. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/4584/

172. The Hudson Valley Writers' Center Located in the Phillipse Manor Train Station. Includes a calendar of events and classes, history of the center, directions and publications. http://www.writerscenter.org/

173. Jillian Dagg Profile and selected publications. http://www.writersunion.ca/d/dagg.htm

Jillian Dagg (Photo: 1992, Sooter Studios) Selected Publications: The Marriage Dance. London, UK: Robinson Publishing; pseud. Jillian James. Tropical Dreams . New York: Avalon Books. Racing Hearts . New York: Avalon Books. Family Affairs . New York: Avalon Books. Lucky 13 . Hard Shell Word Factory - electronic book. Diamond Rock . New Concepts Publishing - electronic book. The Fletcher Legacy . Muse Creations - electronic book - re-issue of Silhouette Romance. Email: aj512@freenet.hamilton.on.ca Web page: http://www.jilliandagg.com

174. Gail Bowen Biography, selected publications, and awards. http://www.writersunion.ca/b/bowen_g.htm

Gail Bowen b. 22 Sept. 1942 in Toronto. Daughter of Bert and Doris (Miller) Bartholomew. Gail Bowen's marriage to Ted Bowen (from Texas) has resulted in three children, Hildy, Max, Nat, and two grand-daughters, Madeline and Alejandra Bowen Diaz. Bowen was educated at the University of Toronto (B.A.), University of Waterloo (M.A.), and the University of Saskatchewan where she completed all required work for a Ph.D. except the dissertation. She taught University extension courses throughout Saskatchewan, then moved to Regina where she taught on and off campus for both the University of Regina and the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College (SIFC). Bowen has held a full-time permanent position in the English Department of SIFC since 1988 and is currently Associate Professor and Department Head of English. Her writing career began in 1987 with the publication of 1919: The love letters of George and Adelaide , a novel written in collaboration with Ron Marken. She is generally recognized as one of the top detective writers in Canada, for her series of novels featuring Joanne Kilbourn.

175. Hub City Writers Works to foster a sense of community through the literary arts; includes history, publications, events, and details on membership. http://www.hubcity.org/

Home Catalog History FAQ ... Contact Us Hub City Announces 2004 Contest Winners The annual Hub City Creative Writing Prizes have been awarded to an independent inventor and a former middle school English teacher, both of Spartanburg. (Some of the winning entries are below in PDF format.) Louis Dischler Second place in poetry went to Aly Goodwin, a graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop who recently moved back to Spartanburg, and third to Phillip Belcher, president of the Mary Black Foundation. Honorable mentions were given to Meta Griffin and Nathaniel Coburn. Thirty-six Spartanburg County poets entered the contest. Michel Stone Second place went to Erika McBeth, a student at USC Spartanburg. She also received second place in the 2003 Hub City fiction contest. Thirty-three Spartanburg County fiction writers entered this year. The judge in the poetry contest was G. C. Waldrep of Iowa City, Iowa, whose manuscript Goldbeater's Skin won the 2003 Colorado Prize for Poetry and was published in December. He is also the author of a nonfiction book, Southern Workers and the Search for Community (Illinois, 2000).

176. Guide For Authors The publications offer a variety of formats and sections to accommodate many types of contributions. Nonscholarly articles suitable http://www.asrt.org/content/Publications/ForWriters/Guide_For_Authors.aspx

Member Log On User Name: Password: Members About ASRT Join Renew News Continuing Education Career Center Recruitment and Retention Events and Conferences Products and Resources Government Relations Publications Related Sites ASRT Foundation R.T.s Students Educators CE Sponsors State and Local Societies Marketers The Public Create Web Account Change Web Account Guide for Authors The Guide for Authors is presented as an aid to readers who want to contribute articles to the two ASRT scholarly journals, Radiation Therapist and Radiologic Technology and our member newsmagazine ASRT Scanner. ASRT Scanner Radiologic technologists are encouraged to write for the ASRT monthly newsmagazine Scanner about their insights into the technology and trends that affect other R.T.s on the job. Two columns are open to R.T.s, "Health Wise" and "Opinion." Both run 900 to 1,000 words. Editors also will work with authors on feature articles, 1,000 to 1,500 words. Letters to the editor are always welcomed. We reserve the right to edit all submissions for space and clarity. If you have an article idea, please query by phone at 800-444-2778; by e-mail to

177. National Writers Union Home Page National writers Union. As a writers organization we cover allgenres (journalism, books, poetry, technical, business, instructional, electronic). http://www.nwu.org/

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178. The Publication Rights Clearinghouse And The Copyright Clearnace Center National writers Union, contact Publication Rights Clearinghouse National writers Union 113 University Pl. 6th Fl. New York, NY http://www.nwu.org/prc/prchome.htm

a Publications Rights Clearinghouse select a topic Join PRC Now About the PRC Clearing Titles Contentville Copy Clearance Center CCC Rate Suggestions ... NWU Web Site About the Publications Rights Clearinghouse The PRC: Working to put more $$$ into the pockets of freelance writers . . . Every time you hear a song played on the radio, the songwriter gets a few cents. The PRC does the same thing for writers. When our work is included in a database, sold over the web, delivered for a fee via fax, or photocopied into a "reader" for use in a classroom, the PRC helps us get the royalties coming to us. Most freelance creators are struggling to make a living in the late 20th Century. The PRC is part of the solution. The premise of the PRC is simple. Writers give the PRC permission to act as their agent in licensing secondary rights to their previously published articles. These articles then become part of the PRC's "inventory." "The PRC shows how digital media can be harnessed to redress the power imbalance in the publishing industry," says NWU President Marybeth Menaker. "With the rise of digital media, publishers and databases are constantly reusing the intellectual property of freelancers, often without permission.” See the

179. Wooden Horse Publishing All US and Canadian consumer and trade print publications with the most complete information anywhere, including Writer s guidelines. http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/

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180. Browsing Resources - The HTML Writers Guild contacts. Last updated on 12 February 2004 Copyright © 2004 by the International Webmasters Association/HTML writers Guild. Visit http://www.hwg.org/resources/pubs/

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