#5onFri: Five Benefits Of Volunteering For A Literary Magazine
…community and, although most of us live in different parts of the country, us volunteers are still connected. By actively engaging with the submissions we receive, we are both honing…
…community and, although most of us live in different parts of the country, us volunteers are still connected. By actively engaging with the submissions we receive, we are both honing…
…“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” Connect with Briana online at BrianaCole.com, and on Facebook, Goodreads, Instagram, and Twitter @BColeAuthor. PS—Check out this…
…to English to Publishing. Never mind the fact that there are countless Facebook groups, Tweets, courses, and mentors online that can help you find these opportunities, hone your skills, and…
…goals. 2) Catch and Continue This is my favorite part of the process. When ideas come to you, write them down, record them on the voice recorder of your phone,…
…the RITA Awards Ceremony, and countless reminders for comfortable shoes. Shopping for this conference has been a major hit to my budget, though my wardrobe isn’t complaining. As recommended, I’ve…
…the past. Her poetry has appeared in The Curry Arts Journal, Soul-Lit, The Eunoia Review, Underground Voices, and two print anthologies. Visit Sara at her personal blog, Twitter, and Goodreads….
This week, I want to talk about fear. Originally, I had planned this week’s articles to talk about fear as it relates to the spooky, trick-or-treat, Halloween spirit. Yet now,…
…books and apps, the library carries books in other formats such as audiobooks on compact disc, large print books, books in foreign languages, and media kits for children. The key…
…to joining (and creating!) your own pack (I’m a dog lover, so any group becomes a pack. If you prefer a gaggle, league, lot, or batch, feel free to substitute…
…this example: first, it’s quite possible for a fiction writer to have excellent aptitude for creative nonfiction. Also, it’s fine to encounter books by coincidence, but our reading lives shouldn’t…