Tarot Energy Reading for the Week of January 20, 2008
This is a mini reading for the week of January 20, 2008. The six of swords jumped out of the deck as a new optimism comes into many of our lives and change appears on the horizon. But it will not be an easy path, nor will it be smooth as the old fights to keep the status quo. The nine of cups is the card that represents this week. The nine of cups is also called the wish card. Those who have the courage and faith to ask for what they want this week will find that they are closer to achieving their goals as long as she or he comes from an honest heart. Proving a point doesn’t always mean forcing the facts or another to see your point of view. Frequently compromise is the answer. One will be forced to admit a reality; if he chooses well and for the best of all, he will receive what is for his best and highest good. A silver cup will be spilled and he will see the truth he had been ignoring. For others the dawn of a new day and a new positive light will begin on Wednesday. However, those who have chosen greed over honor will be served a cold desert in an echoing room as a hidden truth is revealed.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Jeffrey Redmond Signs With Tiger Publications
JEFFREY REDMOND SIGNS WITH TIGER PUBLICATIONS
Science Fiction Adventure writer Jeffrey Redmond has signed a multi-book contract with Tiger Publications. Their first release will be a science fiction murder mystery due out this summer (2008).
Tiger Publications is a traditional publisher that is open to all genres. Their business philosophy is "If a title we publish doesn’t sell, we are just as much to blame as the author." They fully support their authors with diverse promotion and marketing campaigns, which include give away items, press releases, and advertisements in genre related magazines and periodicals. In addition, books released through Tiger will be displayed at Book Expo and the American Library Convention. Their books are available to bookstores both on and off line through national distributors.
Their website is at www.tigerpublications.com
Jeffrey Redmond opens the doors to his fantasy realms of romance, suspense and betrayal. Starting in the magazine and newspaper industry, Redmond switched to fiction to explore the more creative side of his personality. He has the ability to go beyond the facts to explore the depth and breathe of not only the characters but also the many challenges he places them in. More than just a typical romance, he creates characters that are multi-dimensional and complex. They may not be perfect, but they are comfortable familiar and likeable.
Although the situations on the surface seem extraordinary, they are in fact about the defending of loved ones, seeking truth, and questioning our judgment. Common themes in every day life. Redmond uses the backdrop of other worlds to give his readers the opportunities to not only enjoy the reading experience, but to see a fresh perspectives on their own life issues
Currently Redmond has published several books, including Fair Aer-Inn, The Valley of Von-Dar, and The Islands of Mak-Naw, which were released through Double Dragon ebooks and Amazon Kindle. The print versions are available through Lulu.com. In addition, Writers Club Press released Redmond's science fiction Chronicles of Er-Da series in October 2000.
There's more information at: www.erdabooks.net and www.myspace.com/jeffringr
Science Fiction Adventure writer Jeffrey Redmond has signed a multi-book contract with Tiger Publications. Their first release will be a science fiction murder mystery due out this summer (2008).
Tiger Publications is a traditional publisher that is open to all genres. Their business philosophy is "If a title we publish doesn’t sell, we are just as much to blame as the author." They fully support their authors with diverse promotion and marketing campaigns, which include give away items, press releases, and advertisements in genre related magazines and periodicals. In addition, books released through Tiger will be displayed at Book Expo and the American Library Convention. Their books are available to bookstores both on and off line through national distributors.
Their website is at www.tigerpublications.com
Jeffrey Redmond opens the doors to his fantasy realms of romance, suspense and betrayal. Starting in the magazine and newspaper industry, Redmond switched to fiction to explore the more creative side of his personality. He has the ability to go beyond the facts to explore the depth and breathe of not only the characters but also the many challenges he places them in. More than just a typical romance, he creates characters that are multi-dimensional and complex. They may not be perfect, but they are comfortable familiar and likeable.
Although the situations on the surface seem extraordinary, they are in fact about the defending of loved ones, seeking truth, and questioning our judgment. Common themes in every day life. Redmond uses the backdrop of other worlds to give his readers the opportunities to not only enjoy the reading experience, but to see a fresh perspectives on their own life issues
Currently Redmond has published several books, including Fair Aer-Inn, The Valley of Von-Dar, and The Islands of Mak-Naw, which were released through Double Dragon ebooks and Amazon Kindle. The print versions are available through Lulu.com. In addition, Writers Club Press released Redmond's science fiction Chronicles of Er-Da series in October 2000.
There's more information at: www.erdabooks.net and www.myspace.com/jeffringr
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Out of the Shadows and Into the Light: A Book of Shadows
Rituals, spells and accurate information about Wiccan. It contains rituals for: prosperity, love, protection and healing. All the rituals are original. Written by a Wiccan Priestess with over 20 years experience, this ebook has valuable for the novice and well as the experience energy worker.
Monday, January 14, 2008
Pump Up Your Book Promotion January Authors on Tour - Day Ten! Gregerson, Lambert, Kuiper, Moreo,Schutter, Statham,Young, Willey,
Virtual book tours with Pump Up Your Book Promotion continues! All authors on tour in January will be giving away FREE incentives if you buy their books by any online book store, including publisher's websites. Click here for more information!
The following authors on tour and their tour stops today are:
Judy Gregerson, author of the young adult fiction novel, BAD GIRLS CLUB (Blooming Tree Press) will be stopping off at TWL Author Talks!
Anita Hackley-Lambert, author of the biography, F.H.M. MURRAY: FIRST BIOGRAPHY OF A FORGOTTEN PIONEER FOR CIVIL JUSTICE (BookSurge Publishing, Aug.07) will be stopping off at The Dark Phantom Review!
Thomas D. Kuiper, author of the current events book, I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A YANKEES FAN: HILLARY CLINTON IN HER OWN WORDS (World Ahead Media, April 06) will be stopping off at HumanEvents. com!
Judi Moreo, author of YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH ACHIEVEMENT JOURNAL (Stephens Press, Dec. 07) will be stopping off at J. Kaye's Book Blog! Featured blogger today in Judie's Achieve Your Dreams virtual tour is Karen Magill! Read her essay on how she achieves her dreams here!
Carole Whang Schutter, author of the historical romance novel, SEPTEMBER DAWN (Author House, June 07) will be stopping off at Virtual Wordsmith!
Hazel Statham, author of the historical romance novel, MY DEAREST FRIEND (Wings ePress, Jan. 08) will be stopping off at MJ's Book Reviews!
Amanda Young, author of the personal memoir, SILENT PRISONER (BookSurge, Nov. 07), will be stopping off at Inspired Author!
Kathleen Willey, author of the nonfiction title, TARGET: CAUGHT IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF BILL AND HILLARY CLINTON (World Ahead Media, Nov. 07) will be stopping off at Blogger News Network!
All authors will be giving away free personalized bookmarks or other freebies during their tour. Don't miss out on this opportunity to win free incentives when purchasing their books! Click here for more information.
These virtual book tours are brought to you by Pump Up Your Book Promotion at www.pumpupyourbookp romotion. com.
PUMP UP YOUR BOOK PROMOTION VIRTUAL BOOK TOURS
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The following authors on tour and their tour stops today are:
Judy Gregerson, author of the young adult fiction novel, BAD GIRLS CLUB (Blooming Tree Press) will be stopping off at TWL Author Talks!
Anita Hackley-Lambert, author of the biography, F.H.M. MURRAY: FIRST BIOGRAPHY OF A FORGOTTEN PIONEER FOR CIVIL JUSTICE (BookSurge Publishing, Aug.07) will be stopping off at The Dark Phantom Review!
Thomas D. Kuiper, author of the current events book, I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A YANKEES FAN: HILLARY CLINTON IN HER OWN WORDS (World Ahead Media, April 06) will be stopping off at HumanEvents. com!
Judi Moreo, author of YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH ACHIEVEMENT JOURNAL (Stephens Press, Dec. 07) will be stopping off at J. Kaye's Book Blog! Featured blogger today in Judie's Achieve Your Dreams virtual tour is Karen Magill! Read her essay on how she achieves her dreams here!
Carole Whang Schutter, author of the historical romance novel, SEPTEMBER DAWN (Author House, June 07) will be stopping off at Virtual Wordsmith!
Hazel Statham, author of the historical romance novel, MY DEAREST FRIEND (Wings ePress, Jan. 08) will be stopping off at MJ's Book Reviews!
Amanda Young, author of the personal memoir, SILENT PRISONER (BookSurge, Nov. 07), will be stopping off at Inspired Author!
Kathleen Willey, author of the nonfiction title, TARGET: CAUGHT IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF BILL AND HILLARY CLINTON (World Ahead Media, Nov. 07) will be stopping off at Blogger News Network!
All authors will be giving away free personalized bookmarks or other freebies during their tour. Don't miss out on this opportunity to win free incentives when purchasing their books! Click here for more information.
These virtual book tours are brought to you by Pump Up Your Book Promotion at www.pumpupyourbookp romotion. com.
PUMP UP YOUR BOOK PROMOTION VIRTUAL BOOK TOURS
"Leave your tour in our hands!"
www.pumpupyourbookp romotion. com
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Saturday, January 12, 2008
Look Through the Eyes of Jeffrey Redmond and find the fantasy romance that you seek
Romance and passion turn to suspense and betrayal as Jeffrey Redmond takes you to alien worlds.
"Fair Aer-Inn"
ISBN 1-55404-443-X
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OO
"The Valley of Von-Dar"
ISBN 1-55404-441-3
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8O4
"The Islands of Mak-Naw"
ISBN 1-55404-442-1
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OE (less)
Thursday, January 10, 2008
JEFFREY REDMOND IGNITES PASSION, SUSPENSE AND BETRAYAL WITHIN HIS FANTASY WORLDS
Jeffrey Redmond Ignites Passion, Suspense and Betrayal Within His Fantasy Worlds
Jeffery Redmond opens the doors to his fantasy realms of romance, suspense and betrayal with Amazon's new Kindle program. Starting in the magazine and newspaper industry, Redmond switched to fiction to explore the more creative side of his personality.
As he states it, "I try to never let the facts get in the way of a good story. Fiction lets me be completely creative. I can invent all my own characters, places, and situations. And - especially - I don't have an editor breathing down my neck. I pace myself, can be my own boss, and write more of what I want to (though, of course, also what the market is buying)."
He has the ability to go beyond the facts to explore the depth and breathe of not only makes his characters, but also the challenges he places them. More than just a typical romance, he creates characters that are multi-dimensional and complex. They are not perfect, but they are comfortable familiar and likeable. Although the situations on the surface seem extraordinary, they are in fact all about the defending of loved ones, seeking truth, and questioning our judgment, as common themes in every day life. Redmond just uses the backdrop of other worlds to provide his readers with the opportunities to not only enjoy the reading experience, but to see a fresh perspective on their own life issues.
Romance in has always been of one of the most successful subplots in the fantasy and sci-fi genres. However, Redmond reverses the mixture by making the romance and passion primary.
He explains, "I have found that a science fiction setting, in the distant future, is best for me. I try to avoid overuse of robots, space ships, androids, and other 'hard sci fi' elements. I use fantasy as a way to enhance the story, but there has to be romance to have good interactions between the main characters. I believe that people (and alien humanoids) will have the same emotions that they have always had before."
By exploring all the emotions including the deepest passions, which drive the characters’ behaviors, his work examines not only characters purist aspirations, but also their darkest desires and their deepest insecurities. It is the conflict that makes his characters exciting, believable and likeable.
Although most romance readers are female ages 15 through 45, there is enough action and adventure to entice the males of the same age demographic. He has been able to find the balance between the romance the female readers desire and the adventure that attracts the males. By finding this equilibrium, Redmond creates a niche market that is under-utilized. In the style of the Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and the many others in the same genre merging works, Redmond creates characters and worlds that are appealing to both genders and most age groups. However, instead of following the typical formula that others have found successful, Redmond has blazoned his own trail to these other worlds.
Looking back, Redmond compares his life and his work to his favorite author:
"My personal favorite author is Ernest Hemingway. He lived in northern Michigan, and traveled all over the world. He wrote about his own experiences in his stories. And he was lucky to have Max Perkins as his editor and publisher. I will never be as great as 'Papa' Hemingway, but I identify with him greatly. I too have widely traveled, been through many experiences, and also have a beard (though I can't drink like he did).”
Like Hemingway, Redmond bases his characters on real people. He can also be an intellectual recluse and a survivor. Through his characters, he shares his life lessons and the challenges--the successful and those that were not so triumphant. Even though he could give his characters whatever traits and abilities he could imagine, he prefers to make them more realistic.
“They need to use their own physical, emotional, and mental abilities to overcome - rather than any magical or super powers. The planet they live on is much like Earth, except there's no major oceans. I do include 'fresh water seas' which I get from the Great Lakes surrounding my home state of Michigan."
Redmond can be reached through his website at www.erdabooks.net or through his Myspace page at www.myspace.com/jeffringr. His books can also be brought through
www.double-dragon-ebooks.com and www.lulu.com/DDP-INC. And his e-mailing address is redmondjeff@hotmail.com.
"Fair Aer-Inn"
ISBN 1-55404-443-X
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OO
Fleeing Svayn's savage army, Princess Katarina leads her people toward the safety of the distant and unknown regions of the mountains. Although she had always considered her beauty to be her best asset, she quickly learns that it takes more than a pretty face to lead her people. Through the tears and fears, she guides them toward what she prays will be safety where they can regroup and rebuild their strength so they can once again return and free their countrymen from slavery. As her own bleak thoughts quickly steal her confidence as her decisions repeatedly put them more at risk. At her darkest moment, Briyan appears. Handsome as he is mysterious, Briyan quickly makes himself invaluable to not only Katarina, but to her people as well. Yet as they travel along the mighty river toward its source, Katarina falls deeply in love with him. But as their enemy draws closer, she realizes there is more to the warrior. As a woman, she loves his strength and comfort. As the leader of her Aerinn, she must set her feelings aside and question why this handsome stranger has chosen to risked his life to protect her and her people. Is Briyan a friend or foe? To chose wrong means all the people of Aerinn will suffer and she will face a fate worse than death.
"The Valley of Von-Dar"
ISBN 1-55404-441-3
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8O4
Ellena’s parents escaped from Er-Da to protect their unborn child from the harsh judgments surrounding her conception. Born on Earth, Ellena grows up sheltered from the secrets of her family’s past, yet she knows she is in the wrong place. Part of her longs for the place her soul calls home. It is only when she finds pieces of her parents’ past that she learns where she must go to find her answers. As her ship lands, the restless that she has felt all her life suddenly finds peace, only to be replaced by apprehension and suspicion after she meets Mitir of Hastell. At first, she sees coincidental meeting of young and powerful landowner as a two fold blessing. The attraction between them is immediate and intense. but so is her mistrust as the twist of fates reveal his family‘s secrets. Within his arms, she has found the passion of two familiar souls embracing each other, yet she cannot let her guide down. Will he help her find the answers she seeks or sacrifice her to those who wish the truth to remain hidden, thereby protecting his family’s wealth and position.
"The Islands of Mak-Naw"
ISBN 1-55404-442-1
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OE
Katarena is sent from Earth to the Planet Er-Da to investigate the disappearance Rafer. Known for her rashness and professional tenancy to get to the truth, Katarena has never allowed anyone or anything stop her from getting her story--until she met Bersten or at least that is what his handsome stranger called himself at first. She found his elusiveness and need for isolation is as intriguing as his handsome features. Quickly, Katarena find herself at distracted from her goal of finding the missing singer. Instead, she ignores Bersten’s warnings and follows him into his world. As their passion ignites, she learns he is not who she thought he was. As the Imperium closes in, she must decide if she should trust her heart or her head. One of them is lying to her. Her heart says Bersten is a hero. Her head points to the evidence against him. If she chooses wrong, a planet will die.
Jeffery Redmond opens the doors to his fantasy realms of romance, suspense and betrayal with Amazon's new Kindle program. Starting in the magazine and newspaper industry, Redmond switched to fiction to explore the more creative side of his personality.
As he states it, "I try to never let the facts get in the way of a good story. Fiction lets me be completely creative. I can invent all my own characters, places, and situations. And - especially - I don't have an editor breathing down my neck. I pace myself, can be my own boss, and write more of what I want to (though, of course, also what the market is buying)."
He has the ability to go beyond the facts to explore the depth and breathe of not only makes his characters, but also the challenges he places them. More than just a typical romance, he creates characters that are multi-dimensional and complex. They are not perfect, but they are comfortable familiar and likeable. Although the situations on the surface seem extraordinary, they are in fact all about the defending of loved ones, seeking truth, and questioning our judgment, as common themes in every day life. Redmond just uses the backdrop of other worlds to provide his readers with the opportunities to not only enjoy the reading experience, but to see a fresh perspective on their own life issues.
Romance in has always been of one of the most successful subplots in the fantasy and sci-fi genres. However, Redmond reverses the mixture by making the romance and passion primary.
He explains, "I have found that a science fiction setting, in the distant future, is best for me. I try to avoid overuse of robots, space ships, androids, and other 'hard sci fi' elements. I use fantasy as a way to enhance the story, but there has to be romance to have good interactions between the main characters. I believe that people (and alien humanoids) will have the same emotions that they have always had before."
By exploring all the emotions including the deepest passions, which drive the characters’ behaviors, his work examines not only characters purist aspirations, but also their darkest desires and their deepest insecurities. It is the conflict that makes his characters exciting, believable and likeable.
Although most romance readers are female ages 15 through 45, there is enough action and adventure to entice the males of the same age demographic. He has been able to find the balance between the romance the female readers desire and the adventure that attracts the males. By finding this equilibrium, Redmond creates a niche market that is under-utilized. In the style of the Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and the many others in the same genre merging works, Redmond creates characters and worlds that are appealing to both genders and most age groups. However, instead of following the typical formula that others have found successful, Redmond has blazoned his own trail to these other worlds.
Looking back, Redmond compares his life and his work to his favorite author:
"My personal favorite author is Ernest Hemingway. He lived in northern Michigan, and traveled all over the world. He wrote about his own experiences in his stories. And he was lucky to have Max Perkins as his editor and publisher. I will never be as great as 'Papa' Hemingway, but I identify with him greatly. I too have widely traveled, been through many experiences, and also have a beard (though I can't drink like he did).”
Like Hemingway, Redmond bases his characters on real people. He can also be an intellectual recluse and a survivor. Through his characters, he shares his life lessons and the challenges--the successful and those that were not so triumphant. Even though he could give his characters whatever traits and abilities he could imagine, he prefers to make them more realistic.
“They need to use their own physical, emotional, and mental abilities to overcome - rather than any magical or super powers. The planet they live on is much like Earth, except there's no major oceans. I do include 'fresh water seas' which I get from the Great Lakes surrounding my home state of Michigan."
Redmond can be reached through his website at www.erdabooks.net or through his Myspace page at www.myspace.com/jeffringr. His books can also be brought through
www.double-dragon-ebooks.com and www.lulu.com/DDP-INC. And his e-mailing address is redmondjeff@hotmail.com.
"Fair Aer-Inn"
ISBN 1-55404-443-X
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OO
Fleeing Svayn's savage army, Princess Katarina leads her people toward the safety of the distant and unknown regions of the mountains. Although she had always considered her beauty to be her best asset, she quickly learns that it takes more than a pretty face to lead her people. Through the tears and fears, she guides them toward what she prays will be safety where they can regroup and rebuild their strength so they can once again return and free their countrymen from slavery. As her own bleak thoughts quickly steal her confidence as her decisions repeatedly put them more at risk. At her darkest moment, Briyan appears. Handsome as he is mysterious, Briyan quickly makes himself invaluable to not only Katarina, but to her people as well. Yet as they travel along the mighty river toward its source, Katarina falls deeply in love with him. But as their enemy draws closer, she realizes there is more to the warrior. As a woman, she loves his strength and comfort. As the leader of her Aerinn, she must set her feelings aside and question why this handsome stranger has chosen to risked his life to protect her and her people. Is Briyan a friend or foe? To chose wrong means all the people of Aerinn will suffer and she will face a fate worse than death.
"The Valley of Von-Dar"
ISBN 1-55404-441-3
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8O4
Ellena’s parents escaped from Er-Da to protect their unborn child from the harsh judgments surrounding her conception. Born on Earth, Ellena grows up sheltered from the secrets of her family’s past, yet she knows she is in the wrong place. Part of her longs for the place her soul calls home. It is only when she finds pieces of her parents’ past that she learns where she must go to find her answers. As her ship lands, the restless that she has felt all her life suddenly finds peace, only to be replaced by apprehension and suspicion after she meets Mitir of Hastell. At first, she sees coincidental meeting of young and powerful landowner as a two fold blessing. The attraction between them is immediate and intense. but so is her mistrust as the twist of fates reveal his family‘s secrets. Within his arms, she has found the passion of two familiar souls embracing each other, yet she cannot let her guide down. Will he help her find the answers she seeks or sacrifice her to those who wish the truth to remain hidden, thereby protecting his family’s wealth and position.
"The Islands of Mak-Naw"
ISBN 1-55404-442-1
Amazon.com Kindle Edition
ASIN: B000V1R8OE
Katarena is sent from Earth to the Planet Er-Da to investigate the disappearance Rafer. Known for her rashness and professional tenancy to get to the truth, Katarena has never allowed anyone or anything stop her from getting her story--until she met Bersten or at least that is what his handsome stranger called himself at first. She found his elusiveness and need for isolation is as intriguing as his handsome features. Quickly, Katarena find herself at distracted from her goal of finding the missing singer. Instead, she ignores Bersten’s warnings and follows him into his world. As their passion ignites, she learns he is not who she thought he was. As the Imperium closes in, she must decide if she should trust her heart or her head. One of them is lying to her. Her heart says Bersten is a hero. Her head points to the evidence against him. If she chooses wrong, a planet will die.
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Title Wordworks
Description The quarterly journal of the Federation of the BC Writers. The Editorial Committee needs cohesive, focused, polished pieces for publication.
Web site http://www.bcwriters.com/wordworks
Guidelines http://www.bcwriters.com/wordworks_submit.php
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Write From Home
Description Helping writers manage kids and clips under one roof. Pays $25 for original articles. $10 for reprints.
Web site http://www.writefromhome.com
Guidelines http://www.writefromhome.com/submissionsinfo.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writecraftweb
Description Companion to the WriteCraft Critique Group. Pays $5.
Web site http://writecraftweb.com
Guidelines http://writecraftweb.com/wcsubmit.html
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer Online
Description Accepts submissions of poetry, fiction and articles on writing.
Web site http://www.writer-on-line.com
Guidelines http://www.writer-on-line.com/submit/
Country USA
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
Title Writer's Apprentice
Description Publishes non fiction: Articles on any aspect of writing for the beginning or intermediate writer, interviews with real working writers. Pays up to $50.
Web site http://www.writersapprentice.com
Guidelines http://www.writersapprentice.com/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's Chronicle, The
Description Publication of the Association of Writers & Writers Programs. Presents essays on the craft and art of writing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. And more. Pays $9 per 100 words.
Web site http://www.awpwriter.org/magazine/
Guidelines http://www.awpwriter.org/magazine/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's Digest
Description A monthly publication for those who want to write better and get published, whether they write fiction or nonfiction. Pays 30-50 cents per word, on acceptance.
Web site http://www.writersdigest.com
Guidelines http://www.writersdigest.com/wdguidelines.asp
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale HI
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Title Writers' Journal
Description A bimonthly magazine for writers, including professional communicators, self/independent publishers, part-time or full-time freelancers, screenwriters, desk-top publishers, authors, editors, teachers, and poets. Articles on the business and craft of writing. Paying market.
Web site http://www.writersjournal.com
Guidelines http://www.writersjournal.com/Writer%27sGuidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's World
Description A resource for Southern African writers. Welcomes contributions in English of up to 2000 words in length, dealing with aspects of writing, reading and books. Payment is made on publication.
Web site http://www.optionsafrica.co.za
Guidelines http://www.optionsafrica.co.za/download/2516/Writers%20World%20Contributors%20Guidelines.rtf
Country South Africa
Region Africa
Pay PAY
Payscale UNSP
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Title WritersWeekly.com
Description According to an article at http://www.growyourwritingbusiness.com/?p=239 , pays $60 for feature articles for around 600 words for non-exclusive electronic rights only. For freelance success stories pays $40 for around 300 words.
Web site http://www.WritersWeekly.com
Guidelines -
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writing Edge
Description Publishes in April, August and December. Considers queries or complete submissions (up to 1000 words). Pay not specified.
Web site http://metro-seven.tripod.com
Guidelines http://www.metroseven.com/id58.html
Country Australia
Region Australasia
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Writing Equipment Society Journal, The
Description This journal, published three times a year, aims to provide information relating to the history, development, manufacture and use of all writing-related equipment, and to encourage its conservation. Seeks authoritative articles on any item of writing equipment. Prefers articles with illustrations and can work from photographs, transparencies or digital images. Pay: Non-paying market but a solid silver Lincoln fountain pen (worth GBP425) will be awarded to the author of the best article published in 2007.
Web site http://www.wesonline.org.uk
Guidelines http://www.wesonline.org.uk/11.html
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay NO
Payscale NO
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Title Writing That Works
Description It is about practical business and organizational writing and related editing and publishing. Pay not specified
Web site http://www.writingthatworks.com
Guidelines http://www.writingthatworks.com/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Writing-World
Description Articles on almost every aspect of writing, including fiction, nonfiction, business writing, self-publishing, etc. Payment for original articles is $0.05 per word; payment for reprints is $25; payment for humor items is $15.
Web site http://www.writing-world.com
Guidelines http://www.writing-world.com/admin1/guidelines.shtml
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
Description Monthly magazine presents articles on the craft or business of writing, including regular columns on writing poetry, fiction, nonfiction and children's literature. Pays up to $100.
Web site http://www.bylinemag.com
Guidelines http://www.bylinemag.com/guidelines.asp
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Canadian Writer's Journal
Description Digest-size magazine for writers emphasizing short "how-to" articles which convey easily understood information useful to both apprentice and professional writers. Pays approx $7.50 per page.
Web site http://www.cwj.ca
Guidelines http://www.cwj.ca/03-00-cwj-guid.htm
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Children's Writer Newsletter
Description 12-page monthly newsletter reporting on the marketplace for children's writing. Pays up to $300 for 1,700 – 2,000 words.
Web site http://www.childrenswriter.com
Guidelines http://www.childrenswriter.com/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale MED
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Title Christian Writer
Description Aim is to develop people’s writing skills, provide encouragement, humour and above all, solace for writers. Pays £100 for 4 months worth of weekly devotionals. Articles pay £5 to £10. Christian Writer currently contracts and pays only UK based residents.
Web site http://www.christianwriter.co.uk
Guidelines http://www.christianwriter.co.uk/group/group.aspx?id=25642
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Cross & Quill
Description Newsletter of Christian Writers Fellowship International. Serves an audience of writers, speakers, editors, conference directors, group leaders, researchers, and agents involved in the Christian publishing industry. Pays honorarium.
Web site http://www.cwfi-online.org/crossquill.html
Guidelines http://www.cwfi-online.org/crossquill.html
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale UNSP
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Title dotlit Online Journal
Description An online journal of creative writing. Considers: Fiction, Poetry, Creative non-fiction, Hypertexts and digital stories, Reviews, Scholarly articles (which will go through a refereeing process). Only unpublished work is accepted. Hopes to obtain funding to pay in future.
Web site http://www.dotlit.qut.edu.au
Guidelines http://www.dotlit.qut.edu.au/information/submissions/index.php
Country Australia
Region Australasia
Pay NO
Payscale NO
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Title FellowScript
Description Newsletter of InScribe Christian Writers’ Fellowship, Canada’s largest organization for Christians who write. Pays 2.5 cents per word.
Web site http://www.inscribe.org/FellowScript.htm
Guidelines http://www.inscribe.org/FellowScript-guidelines.htm
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Inside Writer's Guide To Series
Description Currently seeking writer-related submissions for upcoming books. Pays CDN$15.
Web site http://www.writersguide.writergazette.com
Guidelines http://www.writersguide.writergazette.com/guidelines.shtml
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Matrix
Description The media magazine of the British Science Fiction Association.
Web site http://www.matrixmagazine.co.uk
Guidelines http://www.matrixmagazine.co.uk/contribute.html
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Momwriters
Description A place for new and experienced writers to find writing support and resources. Pays $10.
Web site http://www.momwriters.com
Guidelines http://www.momwriters.com/write/guidelines.html
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
Title New Writer, The
Description Magazine aimed at all writers: the short story writer, the novelist, the poet, feature writer, anyone with a serious intent to develop their writing. Publishes features, fiction, news and poetry. Payment: £20 per 1,000 words on publication.
Web site http://www.thenewwriter.com
Guidelines http://www.thenewwriter.com/guidelines.htm
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Self-Publishing Magazine, The
Description A magazine aimed at people who are thinking of self-publishing, or who have already done so. Carries authoritative articles on self-publishing, reviews of self-published books and real life stories of self-publishing experiences. Submissions accepted for articles covering all aspects of self-publishing - design, production, editing, printing, marketing. Length: maximum 2,000 words. Non-paying market. Contributors get space at the end of their article to publicise themselves and their web-site.
Web site http://www.troubador.co.uk/selfpublishingmagazine
Guidelines http://www.troubador.co.uk/selfpublishingmagazine/submissions.asp
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay NO
Payscale NO
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Title Spirit-Led Writer
Description Resource for Christians who write in fiction and non-fiction genres for Christian and secular markets. Pays $20. Reprints $10.
Web site http://www.spiritledwriter.com
Guidelines http://www.spiritledwriter.com/guidelines.html
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title T-Zero - The Writer's E-zine
Description Published by the members of Writers' Village University since 1998. Original short fiction, poetry, and non-fiction, particularly non-fiction related to the Craft of Writing and Interviews. Pays: Fiction: starts at $15.
Web site http://www.thewritersezine.com
Guidelines http://www.thewritersezine.com/t-zero/sub-guidelines.shtml
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Utmost Christian Writers
Description Articles must contain information—or describe skills—that the reader can use or practice in his or her own poetry writing. Pays $12 - $20.
Web site http://www.utmostchristianwriters.com
Guidelines http://www.utmostchristianwriters.com/guidelines2.htm
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Verandah
Description Annual literary journal containg a mix of literary and innovative writing. Filled with short works that are guaranteed to entice, amuse, confront and create debate. Accepts Short fiction, Non-fiction, Journalism, Poetry, Script Writing, Graffiti, Comics, Artwork, Stencils, Collage, Photography, Collaboration, Hip-Hop, Architectural designs, etc. Entry fee $5 for submissions.
Web site http://www.deakin.edu.au/verandah/
Guidelines http://www.deakin.edu.au/verandah/
Country Australia
Region Australasia
Pay NO
Payscale NO
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Title Wordworks
Description The quarterly journal of the Federation of the BC Writers. The Editorial Committee needs cohesive, focused, polished pieces for publication.
Web site http://www.bcwriters.com/wordworks
Guidelines http://www.bcwriters.com/wordworks_submit.php
Country Canada
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Write From Home
Description Helping writers manage kids and clips under one roof. Pays $25 for original articles. $10 for reprints.
Web site http://www.writefromhome.com
Guidelines http://www.writefromhome.com/submissionsinfo.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writecraftweb
Description Companion to the WriteCraft Critique Group. Pays $5.
Web site http://writecraftweb.com
Guidelines http://writecraftweb.com/wcsubmit.html
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer Online
Description Accepts submissions of poetry, fiction and articles on writing.
Web site http://www.writer-on-line.com
Guidelines http://www.writer-on-line.com/submit/
Country USA
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
Title Writer's Apprentice
Description Publishes non fiction: Articles on any aspect of writing for the beginning or intermediate writer, interviews with real working writers. Pays up to $50.
Web site http://www.writersapprentice.com
Guidelines http://www.writersapprentice.com/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's Chronicle, The
Description Publication of the Association of Writers & Writers Programs. Presents essays on the craft and art of writing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. And more. Pays $9 per 100 words.
Web site http://www.awpwriter.org/magazine/
Guidelines http://www.awpwriter.org/magazine/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's Digest
Description A monthly publication for those who want to write better and get published, whether they write fiction or nonfiction. Pays 30-50 cents per word, on acceptance.
Web site http://www.writersdigest.com
Guidelines http://www.writersdigest.com/wdguidelines.asp
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale HI
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Title Writers' Journal
Description A bimonthly magazine for writers, including professional communicators, self/independent publishers, part-time or full-time freelancers, screenwriters, desk-top publishers, authors, editors, teachers, and poets. Articles on the business and craft of writing. Paying market.
Web site http://www.writersjournal.com
Guidelines http://www.writersjournal.com/Writer%27sGuidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writer's World
Description A resource for Southern African writers. Welcomes contributions in English of up to 2000 words in length, dealing with aspects of writing, reading and books. Payment is made on publication.
Web site http://www.optionsafrica.co.za
Guidelines http://www.optionsafrica.co.za/download/2516/Writers%20World%20Contributors%20Guidelines.rtf
Country South Africa
Region Africa
Pay PAY
Payscale UNSP
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Title WritersWeekly.com
Description According to an article at http://www.growyourwritingbusiness.com/?p=239 , pays $60 for feature articles for around 600 words for non-exclusive electronic rights only. For freelance success stories pays $40 for around 300 words.
Web site http://www.WritersWeekly.com
Guidelines -
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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Title Writing Edge
Description Publishes in April, August and December. Considers queries or complete submissions (up to 1000 words). Pay not specified.
Web site http://metro-seven.tripod.com
Guidelines http://www.metroseven.com/id58.html
Country Australia
Region Australasia
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Writing Equipment Society Journal, The
Description This journal, published three times a year, aims to provide information relating to the history, development, manufacture and use of all writing-related equipment, and to encourage its conservation. Seeks authoritative articles on any item of writing equipment. Prefers articles with illustrations and can work from photographs, transparencies or digital images. Pay: Non-paying market but a solid silver Lincoln fountain pen (worth GBP425) will be awarded to the author of the best article published in 2007.
Web site http://www.wesonline.org.uk
Guidelines http://www.wesonline.org.uk/11.html
Country UK
Region Europe
Pay NO
Payscale NO
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Title Writing That Works
Description It is about practical business and organizational writing and related editing and publishing. Pay not specified
Web site http://www.writingthatworks.com
Guidelines http://www.writingthatworks.com/guidelines.htm
Country USA
Region North America
Pay UNK
Payscale UNK
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Title Writing-World
Description Articles on almost every aspect of writing, including fiction, nonfiction, business writing, self-publishing, etc. Payment for original articles is $0.05 per word; payment for reprints is $25; payment for humor items is $15.
Web site http://www.writing-world.com
Guidelines http://www.writing-world.com/admin1/guidelines.shtml
Country USA
Region North America
Pay PAY
Payscale LOW
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