FundsforWriters - November 18, 2011

Published: Fri, 11/18/11

 
Volume 11, Issue 46
November 18, 2011


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FUNDS FOR WRITERS

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Editor: C. Hope Clark
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Website: http://www.fundsforwriters.com
Newsletter: ISSN: 1533-1326

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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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WHY WRITE AT ALL?

I recently wrote a blog post that categorized new writers in
one of the following categories:

1. They have a story to tell about what impacts us deeply.
2. They have a story to tell that will affect others deeply.
3. They want to make a living.

I dared say that spanking new writers usually fell into 1 or 3
until they earned their sea legs and developed voice and maturity.
Personally, I was in #1 for at least two years. I had a couple of
folks take issue with my stance, the gist being that writers write
to help, entertain, and educate readers. Completely altruistic.

I'd love to believe that. But it's borderline naive.

I argued that we have to become a combination of all three.
We may think we are a proper balance of all three, but
that end goal is not quickly achieved nor easily recognized.
The balance comes about as fast as discovering your true voice.
In other words, it takes time, lots of rejection, lots of
study, and lots of reading successful work.

Frankly, I can classify most professions this same way.
Teachers, doctors, real estate agents. Newbies begin their
journey one-dimensional - the need to express their talents,
reach others, or earn a living. Over time they realize the
journey isn't that simple, and they start searching for ways
to incorporate the other two missing facets into their career.

If we tell a personal tale from deep within us, we often do
so without wondering who will gain anything from the telling.
The story burns within, so we tell it. We say it doesn't matter
if it sells, because it's a story to be told. You can often
detect some of these folks in a critique group when they
resist feedback. The story is theirs, and only they can see
it clearly.

If we write for money, writing to pay the bills, we become
eager to pen almost anything that pays well. We'll write on
most any topic - fluff or journalism, fiction or nonfiction,
prose or poetry.

If we are unselfish in our writing, only writing for a person
or group, we have no expectation of earning a decent living.
Just writing for others might be noble, but without planning
financially for the future, the writer goes broke. He can also
burn out writing only for the readership instead of for himself
as well.

The smart writer writes with a plan. He understands that he
has to write well, i.e., from the heart as well as the head.
He has to write material that intrigues the public, or it
won't sell. And he must balance his creativity with his
business sense in order to earn a living.

It might be wonderful to be such a bright, creative soul,
but you can't live off half a brain. That right brain
enchantment needs the accompaniment of the left brain to
focus and succeed. Balance is key.



Hope


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WORDS OF SUCCESS

"Our attitude toward life determines life's attitude towards us."

~ Earl Nightingale



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ARTICLE
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How Else Can I Make Money as a Children's Writer?

By Margo L. Dill

If you are a children's writer and focused on children's magazines
and traditional publishers, then you might be feeling frustrated.
More and more kids' magazines are closing their doors. Publishing
companies are folding and more are becoming agent-only. To keep
your career alive, you can find ways to earn multiple streams of
income. As my grandma used to say, "Don't put all your eggs in one
basket." So, what else can you do to advance your children's
writing career besides submitting to children's magazines and
traditional publishing companies?

Query Parenting, Family, and Teaching Magazines

I recently taught a course for the Working Writers Coaching Club
about writing for parenting magazines. One of my students said,
"As a children's writer, I never thought about writing for these
types of magazines, but I see how they go hand in hand." Because
there seem to be fewer publications for children accepting
queries and working with freelancers, you can look at the ones
that are geared toward their parents or teachers. Did you write
a craft article for a children's magazine? Rewrite it as an
activity parents can do with their children, and find a magazine
that accepts this article type. You can look at national magazines,
such as Parenting, or a regional magazine like, Indy's Child. A
great website to explore for more ideas is
http://www.parentingpublications.org .

Start a Writing Coach or Editing Business

If you're a published children's author, consider coaching
beginning children's writers. Being a writing coach consists of
helping a new writer create goals and stick to them. You will
offer feedback on writing projects and help clients submit their
work to publishers. If coaching isn't for you, what about editing?
Do you have an English or business degree? Put it to good use and
create an editing business. There are hundreds of writers out
there who have a good story to tell, but they need help with their
grammar, spelling, story structure, and so on. You can work as an
editor and help them get their manuscript ready for submission.
Start advertising your business with a free blog from
http://www.blogger.com .

Educational Writing

Educational writing seems to be one area where writers are still
needed. Companies are hiring writers to pen non-fiction books for
the classroom and library. Publishers take query ideas for books
full of lesson plans and activities. Educational testing companies
need writers for their testing passages and the questions that go
with them. Check out some of these companies if you are interested
in writing for the educational market and reaching kids in a whole
new way--at school: Enslow Publishers Inc., Teacher Created
Materials, Scholastic, Educational Testing Services, Key Education
Publishing, Hayes Educational Publishing, and Lerner Publishing
Group.

Leading Workshops for Teachers, Kids, Librarians, and Other Writers

Even if you don't have a book published, you can still create
workshops and talks, where people pay you to speak. The best
way to start a speaking business is to look at your areas of
expertise and design a few specific workshops on these topics.
Create catchy titles and descriptions, and post them on your
website or blog. Include a note that fees are negotiable, and
make sure to have an easy way to contact you through e-mail and
phone.

Although the children's magazine world isn't the most lucrative
right now and many children's writers are having difficulty
securing contracts, this doesn't mean that you can't have a
successful, paying career as a children's writer. It just means
you have to look at other ways to play on your strengths and
build the career you want!

BIO
Margo Dill is a freelance writer and editor, blogger, and writing
instructor. She has a historical middle-grade novel coming out
from White Mane Kids and a picture book from High Hill Press.
She is a contributing editor for WOW! Women On Writing and the
memoir editor for High Hill Press. Check out more about Margo,
her editing business, classes, and writing at
http://www.margodill.com


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COMPETITIONS
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PAVEMENT SAW CHAPBOOK CONTEST
http://www.pavementsaw.org/pages/chapcontest.htm
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$15 ENTRY FEE
$500 and 50 copies of the winning chapbook will be awarded
to the winner. In addition to the prize winner, at least one
other manuscript will be published under a standard royalty
contract (author paid 10% of press run). Everyone is allowed
to submit regardless of previous publication history. Every
entrant will receive the equivalent cost of the entry fee in
Pavement Saw Press titles. Deadline December 31, 2011.
Submit up to 32 pages of poetry.

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COLORADO PRIZE FOR POETRY
http://coloradoprize.submishmash.com/submit
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$28 ENTRY FEE - includes one-year subscription.
Deadline January 14, 2012. The winning book-length collection
of poems will be published by the Center for Literary
Publishing and distributed by the University Press of Colorado
in the fall of 2012. The poet will receive a $2,000 honorarium.
Manuscripts must be at least 48 pages but no more than 100 pages.

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100 WORDS OR FEWER WRITING CONTEST--FICTION
http://www.100wordsorfewerwritingcontest.com
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$10 ENTRY FEE
Entry fee is lowered from $15 TO $10 until December 18, to entice
writers and ward off our drowning in entries during the last weeks.
A checkmark evaluation is $10 additional, and a critique $35 more.
But three entries garner a free checkmark evaluation, and four
entries garner a free critique. See the website for examples of
winning stories, checkmark evaluations, and critiques. Categories
are "Eating" and "Uncommon Character." Your story must relate to
one category or the other, but the connection to the category can
be loose. Deadline February 18, 2012. Two First Prizes of $400--
one for each category; two Second Prizes of $50 each. Our Final
Judge is Erica Bauermeister, best selling author of The School
of Essential Ingredients and the more recent Joy for Beginners.

Please pay attention to specifications on the 'WHAT WE WANT..."
page, and also to the winning story at the end of that page. The
author initially responded to information about our contest in
Hope's Funds for Writers.



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GRANTS
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KIPLINGER FELLOWSHIP
http://kiplingerprogram.org/kiplinger_program/index.html
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Short-term fellowships to help make better use of new online
tools and channels. Thanks to the generous support of the
Kiplinger Foundation, the training will be offered free of
charge. In addition, the fellowship covers lodging, most meals
and includes a travel stipend. The 2012 fellowship runs from
Sunday, April 15, through Friday, April 20, 2012. Fellows spend
an intensive week at The Ohio State University in Columbus.
To apply, journalists must have five or more years of experience
at a news organization. All fellowship sessions are conducted
in English without translators. Deadline December 31, 2011.

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SOUTH DAKOTA INDIVIDUAL GRANTS AVAILABLE
http://artscouncil.sd.gov/grants/grantartist.aspx
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Artist Project Grant. The Artist Project Grants support talented
South Dakota artists by providing funds for specific arts projects,
through non-matching grants of $1,000 - $2,000.

Artist Fellowship Grant. The $5,000 Artist Fellowship rewards
individual artistic excellence.

Artist Collaboration Grant. Provides non-matching grants up to
$6,000 to support the collaboration of two South Dakota artists
or a South Dakota artist and an out-of­state artist for the
purpose of advancing their work and careers and contributing to
the arts in each of their states.

Artists In Schools & Communities Grant. Places professional
artists in residencies of one week or longer in schools and other
educational and community settings to encourage and supplement
existing arts programs.

Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Grant. Encourages the continuation
of South Dakota's traditional arts and culture by providing non-
matching grants up to $4,000 to master folk artists to teach
qualified apprentices.

Touring Artist Grant. Help make the arts available in all regions
of the state, by providing matching funds to individuals for
touring in any arts discipline.

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THE ARTS COUNCIL OF THE BLUE RIDGE
http://theartscouncil.org/artists/gap.html
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The Grants for Artists Program (GAP) is designed to support
activities for artists to create, refine, perform or exhibit
their work, while furthering their careers. Artists must have
attained a certain level of proficiency as represented in the
quality of work samples submitted with the application. Artistic
disciplines include dance, folk arts, literature, media arts,
multidiscipline, music, theatre and visual arts. Artists are
eligible for up to $1,000 per fiscal year (July 1 through June
30). The Arts Council of the Blue Ridge represents individual
artists and cultural organizations which work and operate in
the Greater Roanoke Region, Virginia.

NOTE: Arts councils abound throughout the US. Google your
town, county, region or state and see what pops up and what
they have to offer. While on a smaller scale, they are less
competitive and easier to talk to. This is a prime example.




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FREELANCE MARKETS
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WINES AND VINES
http://www.winesandvines.com/template.cfm?section=aboutus
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Wines & Vines Magazine is well-balanced to serve the entire
wine and grape industry with comprehensive articles and
relevant news. The magazine emphasizes industry-leading
Boutique winery editorial coverage and spotlights the many
thriving wine regions in North America. Wines & Vines is
noted for its expert monthly columns and approachable "how-to"
reporting on winemaking and grapegrowing techniques and trends.
Pays $500 on acceptance for articles of 1,500 words. Seeking
info, how-to, self-help, interviews, product info, personal
experience and opinion pieces. Columns are up to 1,000
words.

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THE WRITER MAGAZINE
http://www.writermag.com/en/The%20Magazine/Submission%20Guidelines/2003/06/Submission%20guidelines%20for%20The%20Writer.aspx
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The Writer is dedicated to helping professional and aspiring
writers with a straightforward presentation of information,
instruction and motivation. In the pages of our 124-year-old
magazine, writers come together to share their experiences,
expertise, struggles, successes and suggestions. Feature
articles generally run 600 to 3,500 words. Columns and
departments usually run around 600 to 1,600 words. In general,
our rates for articles range from $100 for book reviews to $100
to $300 for columns and $300 to $500 for features, depending
on length, complexity and the research required. Items for the
Take Note section pay $25 to $75. We are also looking for
writing-related cartoons ($50).

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WRITER'S DIGEST MAGAZINE
http://www.writersdigest.com/contact-us
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Helps writers improve their skills, find means to publish,
stay abreast of the industry, and promote. Accepts email
queries at [email protected]  . Articles are 800 to
1,500 words. The Inkwell column is 800 words. Payment is
30-50 cents/word. Note: Interviews are written in-house.



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JOBS
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WRITER-EDITOR (several vacancies)
Location Washington DC
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/301614500
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Deadline November 21, 2011. This position will allow you to
use your expertise in writing and editing to create and revise
written information published by the Bureau of Customs and
Border Protection. Salary $74,872 to $97,333/year.

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WRITER-EDITOR
Location West Lafayette, IN
http://purdue.taleo.net/careersection/wl/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=137000&src=JB-16340
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The writer/editor serves as content provider for internal
communication vehicles, including but not limited to Purdue
Today, Inside Purdue, and various college publications. The
writer/editor will report, research and conduct interviews
to produce targeted news for faculty and staff, as well as
expanded features on University research, teaching, operations
and student activities for various internal publications.
These publications are subject to change as the best way to
communicate with Purdue's audiences is determined. The Writer/
Editor will assist in maintenance of website, and production
and distribution of email newsletter.

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COPY EDITOR
Location Avon, Colorado
http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=1297310
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The Vail Daily is looking for a skilled, detail-oriented copy
editor to fill a full-time vacancy. This position requires
working with a team or individually in a deadline-driven newsroom
environment. The ideal candidate has experience with editing copy,
writing headlines, designing and creating pages for all sections
of the newspaper, proofing and correcting pages prior to publication
and posting/proofing stories on our website, as well as the ability
to work quickly, efficiently and accurately. Experience with Quark
is a plus, and applicants must be willing to work afternoon/late
evening and weekend shifts. If you are enthusiastic about working
and living in the mountains, please send a resume, references and
layout clips to Krista Driscoll at [email protected].



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PUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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CORNERSTONE LITERARY
http://www.cornerstoneliterary.com/
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Submissions should consist of a one-page query letter detailing
the book as well as the qualifications of the author. For fiction,
submissions may also include the first ten pages of the novel or
one short story from a collection. Our primary areas of interest
include literary and commercial fiction and narrative nonfiction.
We do not consider business, how-to, photography books, poetry,
screenplays, self-help or Westerns.

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DARHANSOFF & VERRILL LITERARY AGENTS
http://dvagency.com/submission-guidelines/
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We are most interested in literary fiction, narrative nonfiction,
memoir, sophisticated suspense, and both fiction and nonfiction
for younger readers. Please note we do not represent theatrical
plays or film scripts.

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CAROLINE DAVIDSON LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.cdla.co.uk/?page_id=81
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Handles fiction and nonfiction. Does NOT handle the following
areas of fiction: chick lit, romance, erotica, crime, thrillers,
science fiction, fantasy, poetry, individual short stories,
children's, YA, misery memoirs, fictionalized autobiography.
Does NOT handle the following areas of nonfiction: autobiographies,
memoirs, children's books, conspiracy theories, educational
textbooks, local history, occult, PhD theses, self-help,
unfortunate personal experiences, true crime, war stories.





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WHY ADVERTISE IN FUNDSFORWRITERS?

For my first advertising for my fledgling business I needed to
make strategic choices within a very limited budget. I chose
to advertise in two places: the Funds for Writers (FFW)
newsletter and a major writer's magazine (circulation of 100,000).
FFW far outperformed the magazine! From my first FFW ad I got an
immediate and enormous spike in traffic to my web site and within
24-hours had more than 100 people sign up on my website. And that
was just the first ad! Over the course of the six-week ad campaign
I saw a noticeable spike in traffic after each ad hit people's
inboxes and in total garnered at least 500 new sign-ups.

If you're thinking about advertising in FFW, do it!

Joan Dempsey, Founder & President
http://www.literaryliving.com 
 

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ANOTHER FANTASTIC REASON TO ADVERTISE IN FUNDSFORWRITERS

Chalet Publishers, LLC, ran an ad ONE TIME in announcing we
were currently accepting submissions. It had been exactly 24
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chapters, entire manuscripts --- the influx has just now slowed
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