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Permalink Reply by Susan Bearman on August 28, 2009 at 2:46pm

I have two new guest posts up this week on Wee Windy City, a blog about what to do with families and children in and around Chicagoland. It is part of Chicago Now: the first post is about a small town festival this upcoming weekend in Amboy, IL (about 100 miles outside of Chicago); the second is about an artist from Hawaii who is working on a commissioned piece in Evanston, IL.

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Permalink Reply by Jessica Keenan Smith on August 29, 2009 at 7:52am

I have a personal essay titled Irrelevant, now available in the latest issue of Exhale Magazine.

Thanks,
Jessica K Smith
The Light Daughter
@jessicaksmith

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Permalink Reply by Amy Ferris on August 29, 2009 at 9:21pm

YES!!!!
Marrying George Clooney. Confessions From A Midlife Crisis (Seal Press) is now -- as of today -- IN BOOKSTORES and can be ordered on Amazon, B&N, Borders, and all/every independent book stores.
It's about menopause, midlife, mom's, marriage, friendship, work, writing, googling old boyfriends... funny, poignany, luagh-out-loud... all my middle of the nights musings.

Please, order, buy, share, spread the word.
share some more, and please... enjoy!
Much love,
Amy

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Permalink Reply by Amy Ferris on August 30, 2009 at 7:20am

obviously i was a little loopy when i wrote the last entry...
it should read:

funny, poignant, laugh-out-loud, all my middle of the night musings...
in any event. please, share

much love, amy


Amy Ferris said:

YES!!!!
Marrying George Clooney. Confessions From A Midlife Crisis (Seal Press) is now -- as of today -- IN BOOKSTORES and can be ordered on Amazon, B&N, Borders, and all/every independent book stores.
It's about menopause, midlife, mom's, marriage, friendship, work, writing, googling old boyfriends... funny, poignany, luagh-out-loud... all my middle of the nights musings.

Please, order, buy, share, spread the word.
share some more, and please... enjoy!
Much love,
Amy

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Permalink Reply by jessica handler on August 30, 2009 at 2:47pm

If you're in/around Atlanta this Labor Day weekend, I hope you'll come to the Decatur Book Festival. I'll be reading from Invisible Sisters: A Memoir and participating in a panel called "Moving Forward, Looking Back" on Saturday, 9/5, at 4:15.

http://www.decaturbookfestival.com

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Permalink Reply by Sandra Hurtes on August 30, 2009 at 8:43pm

My essay collection, On My Way To Someplace Else (Poetica Publishing Company) is forthcoming this November.
Sandra Hurtes

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Permalink Reply by Brenda Pontiff on August 31, 2009 at 10:11am

I placed 2nd in this year's Robert Benchley Society's Humor Contest with my short essay "A Teensy Weensy Renaissance." The entries were judged by Dorthory Parker expert Kevin C. Fitzpatrick. Past judges have included Dave Barry and Bob Newhart. The winning entries can be viewed at www.robertbenchley.org.

Best,
Brenda

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Permalink Reply by Pamela Jane on August 31, 2009 at 6:55pm

The LOL (caption) feature of my website for Janeites and cat-lovers is up and running (http://www.lolaustencats.com). Stop by and upload a photo of your cat, caption it or recaption others' photos.

…Hilarious” Carol Moss JASNA Web Site Manager

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Permalink Reply by Susan Bearman on September 1, 2009 at 9:22pm

I have a new post on Two Kinds of People on finding your personal theme song.

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Permalink Reply by Ashley F. Miller on September 2, 2009 at 3:46pm

My screenplay "Bible Con" is now a Semi-Finalist at the Nicholl Fellowship!

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Permalink Reply by Mercy Loomis on September 2, 2009 at 9:59pm

My short story "Empusa" was published in Torquere Press's anthology Bite Me, and my short story "The Princess and Peony" was published in Circlet Press's anthology Like a Thorn, which was also reviewed at Night Owl Romance.

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Permalink Reply by Anastasia Ashman on September 3, 2009 at 12:06am

Hi all!

Who here has ever felt culturally or geographically disadvantaged in your career?

In the past decade I've experienced both as an expatriate. This week I explain how this writer abroad competes in her home market in a guest post — about the fortuitous intersection of expatriatism, epublishing and digital citizenship — at former Writers Digest editor Maria Schneider’s Editor Unleashed blog.

Thanks, and regards to all She Writes members...
Anastasia

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