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Comment by Nichole L. Reber on April 27, 2012 at 1:50pm Are you a submissive writer? Attend the Submission Mission monthly chat next week. 230-330 CST on Friday, 4 May. I love these chats; They helped me get my first literary piece accepted.
To whet your appetite, consider this humorous piece about taking rejection like a woman:
http://word.emerson.edu/ploughshares/2012/01/07/many-forms-of-rejec...
http://www.architecturetravelwriter.com
@NicholeLReber
Comment by Julija Sukys on April 23, 2012 at 5:11am Julija Sukys Talks Epistolophilia on CBC Radio
Last week I had the pleasure and privilege of making a whirlwind trip to CBC’s studios in London, England, where I had an appointment record an interview with Michael Enright, the host of CBC Radio One’s Sunday Edition.
I’ve heard other writers talk about what a pleasure radio interviews can be. This certainly was the case for me. The cocoon-like atmosphere of the studio appealed to me, and the intimacy of the conversation was heightened by the use of headphones. I had a bit of feedback (an echo of my own voice) in the beginning, but this disappeared as we started to talk.
I’ve always loved radio, and grew up with a constant soundtrack of documentaries, newscasts, interviews and even radio plays in the background. Now, my son is experiencing something similar in his childhood. What a weird pleasure it was for us (even though I would have loved to go back and erase some “umms” and finish a few truncated sentences) to hear my voice coming through the box in the kitchen that delights and informs us each day.
Thanks to Michael Enright and his producer Peter Kavanagh for making the conversation happen. You can listen to the interview here. My part starts around minute 26:15.
Comment by Lorraine Duffy Merkl on April 21, 2012 at 9:53am The Five Year Engagement -- only five? Read Otherwise Engagement:http://ning.it/I3uqdW
@Marilyn - I wish it were so easy to do a VIDA count on every profession.
Country music and books. Pretty much a perfect kind of week for me when I get both on the same day in my favorite town – NashVegas.
Here's the "books" part of that trip. Close encounters of the best kind:
http://www.traveling-through.com/2012/04/lot-of-nashville-nirvana-p...
Comment by Marilyn Bousquin on April 16, 2012 at 6:39am I recently attended a panel on Women in Law Enforcement at Lynchburg College, where I learned that women, once excluded from law enforcement, now make up roughly 15 percent of sworn personnel. Fifteen percent. I could not help but think of the VIDA Count with its disparaging numbers illuminating the underrepresentation of women writers in the literary arts...What Women Writers Can Learn from Women Cops
Drop by and share your Easter/spring memories. I'm all about crinoline, Easter hats, and tulips
http://www.traveling-through.com/2012/04/that-easter-day-was-bright...
Comment by Nichole L. Reber on April 6, 2012 at 10:53am Ladies, don't forget about the Submission Mission chat. We start at 230 CST today. Let's talk about hooks and manuscripts, literary magazines and agents, reading fees and contests. Bring any links or titles that help you. We share a lotta stuff in this group-- you won't leave empty-handed.
Comment by Liane Carter on April 5, 2012 at 1:31pm I'm honored to have an essay at HuffPo today as part of their series marking National Autism Awareness Month. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/liane-kupferberg-carter/adult-child-a...
Comment by Marilyn Bousquin on April 1, 2012 at 7:29am Hello, everyone. I am pleased to invite you to visit my new website, Writing Women's Lives, and to read my latest blog, a review of Sarah Weddington's memoir A Question of Choice.
Enjoy!
Got courage to submit another essay this week
Two blog posts to share
How to join a revolution . . .
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Amy Bishop joined a group
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