This anthology explores the many avenues would-be writers can take to initiate a career as a published author. It is filled with tips on how to write in a variety of genres and how to connect with other writers in his or her community. This book offers realistic advice that accurately portrays the challenges and obstacles aspiring writers face.
This anthology explores the many avenues would-be writers can take to initiate a career as a published author. It is filled with tips on how to write in a variety of genres and how to connect with other writers in his or her community. This book offers realistic advice that accurately portrays the challenges and obstacles aspiring writers face.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Carol Smallwood co-edited Women on Poetry: Writing, Revising, Publishing and Teaching on the list of Best Books for Writers by Poets & Writers Magazine; Women Writing on Family: Tips on Writing, Teaching and Publishing (2012); Lily's Odyssey (2010). Her library experience includes school, public, academic, special libraries, teaching, administration, and consulting. Bringing the Arts into the Library (2014) is her sixth book for the American Library Association; Divining the Prime Meridian, a second poetry collection (2014). Christine Redman-Waldeyer launched Adanna, a print journal for women and about women, in January 2011. Redman-Waldeyer is a poet and assistant professor in the Department of English at Passaic County Community College in New Jersey. She has published three poetry collections, Frame by Frame, Gravel, and Eve Asks (all with Muse-Pie Press) and has appeared in Caduceus, Lips, Paterson Literary Review, Seventh Quarry, Schuylkill Valley Journal, The Texas Review, Verse Wisconsin, and others.
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Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Part I Starting In 1. After Retirement: Building a New Writing Life by Connecting to Community Arlene L. Mandell 2. Following Dreams Put on Hold Stanley L. Klemetson 3. A Muse of One's Own: Finding Inspiration for Your Writing Life Alice Lowe 4. Starting Fresh Into Poetry: A Plan for a Late Career Elizabeth Bodien 5. Transition from Teacher to Author Rosemary McKinley 6. What Shall I Write Today? Lynne Davis 7. Writing after Retirement: Using and Tuning Life Experiences Jinny V. Batterson Part II Practical Aspects 8. Estate Planning for Authors Robert Runté 9. In Pursuit of Simultaneous Passions: Writing and Volunteering Christine Swanberg 10. Joining A Writer's Group for Practical Help, Emotional Support Louise Nayer 11. The Public Library: A Treasure Trove for Writers Lisa Fraser 12. Some Writing Nuts and Bolts Stephen P. Sottong Part III Finding Your Niche 13. Compiling an Anthology 14. Discover and Make Sense of Yourself by Writing Poetry John Presley 15. Grant Writing in Retirement Nancy Kalikow Maxwell 16. It's Never Too Late to Start Blogging Sarah W. Bartlett 17. My Niche-My Way B. Lynn Goodwin 18. Using Life Experience: Memoir Writing Rita Keeley Brown 19. Writing About the Body in Sickness and Health Maxine Susman 20. Writing About Heritage Maxine Susman 21. Writing for Literary Magazines after Retirement Barbara Kussow IV Publication and Marketing 22. How to Become a Successful Romance Writer in Retirement Lori Leger 23. It Won't Work If You Can't Work With Editors Katie McKy 24. Promoting Your Best Writing Through Good Time Management and Persistence Carole Mertz 25. Self-Publishing: A Viable Option Kathleen Clauson 26. A Writer's Marketing Recommendations Ann McCauley 27. Writing Children's Books: 17 Steps to Success Angela Narth Index About the Editors and Contributors
Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Part I Starting In 1. After Retirement: Building a New Writing Life by Connecting to Community Arlene L. Mandell 2. Following Dreams Put on Hold Stanley L. Klemetson 3. A Muse of One's Own: Finding Inspiration for Your Writing Life Alice Lowe 4. Starting Fresh Into Poetry: A Plan for a Late Career Elizabeth Bodien 5. Transition from Teacher to Author Rosemary McKinley 6. What Shall I Write Today? Lynne Davis 7. Writing after Retirement: Using and Tuning Life Experiences Jinny V. Batterson Part II Practical Aspects 8. Estate Planning for Authors Robert Runté 9. In Pursuit of Simultaneous Passions: Writing and Volunteering Christine Swanberg 10. Joining A Writer's Group for Practical Help, Emotional Support Louise Nayer 11. The Public Library: A Treasure Trove for Writers Lisa Fraser 12. Some Writing Nuts and Bolts Stephen P. Sottong Part III Finding Your Niche 13. Compiling an Anthology 14. Discover and Make Sense of Yourself by Writing Poetry John Presley 15. Grant Writing in Retirement Nancy Kalikow Maxwell 16. It's Never Too Late to Start Blogging Sarah W. Bartlett 17. My Niche-My Way B. Lynn Goodwin 18. Using Life Experience: Memoir Writing Rita Keeley Brown 19. Writing About the Body in Sickness and Health Maxine Susman 20. Writing About Heritage Maxine Susman 21. Writing for Literary Magazines after Retirement Barbara Kussow IV Publication and Marketing 22. How to Become a Successful Romance Writer in Retirement Lori Leger 23. It Won't Work If You Can't Work With Editors Katie McKy 24. Promoting Your Best Writing Through Good Time Management and Persistence Carole Mertz 25. Self-Publishing: A Viable Option Kathleen Clauson 26. A Writer's Marketing Recommendations Ann McCauley 27. Writing Children's Books: 17 Steps to Success Angela Narth Index About the Editors and Contributors
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