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Thanks. Allegra! Allegra Silberstein is a retired teacher who now has more time for writing. She also dances sings and plays the recorder when she can find a few spare moments. Her poems have been published in Poetry Depth Quarterly. Blue Unicorn. Rattlesnake analyse. Poetry Now. Poetry of the New West. California Quarterly and other journals. Publication in anthologies includes: The Sacramento Anthology: One Hundred Poems; Gatherings; A Woman's displace and Where Do I Walk. Her first chapbook. Acceptance was published in 1999 and her second. In The Folds was published by Rattlesnake Press in 2005. Look for more poems from Allegra in Rattlesnake analyse #16 due out in mid-December and on rattlesnakepress com (Rattlechappers' page). Allegra also co-hosts The Other Voice a monthly reading series at the Unitarian perform in Davis. December 7 will feature Rattlechappers Danyen Powell and Katy cook; more about that next week. Speaking of Katy do you have your copy of her KatyKalendar yet (A Poet's Book of Days)? Pick one up from rattlesnakepress com (HandyStuff page) or The Book Collector or directly from me at P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Or come to Katy and Danyen's reading Dec. 7 in Davis!If you'd rather have the daily kind of calendar go to http://www poets org/hold on php/mt/121/prmID/294/ for some cool poetry stuff. Christmas gifts for yourself or for others. Calendar additions for this week:•••Thurs. (11/29). 7:30 PM: Benefit for the Yuba Watershed Institute: “Peaks. Fires & Spirits of Love and Loss,” an evening with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gary Snyder. Center for the Arts. 314 W. Main St.. Grass Valley. Admission is $35 including dessert buffet and no-host bar. Tickets: 530-271-7000 or thecenterforthearts org/. Info: Tania Carlone. Yuba Watershed Institute. 530-265-4459 or taniacarlone@sbcglobal net/. label for Submissions: Be Part of the Premiere Issue Editor Lisa Espenmiller of Oakland seeks meticulously crafted poems and bunco prose pieces for her new journal. Singing With The Whale which intends to use a unique publishing concept that is based more on the idea of being a gallery or a book without ending rather than specific issues with a beginning and an end. The site seeks in its design format to express a feeling of clean lines and Zen simplicity enabling the visual focus to be on the words themselves. Check it out at www singingwiththewhale com or write to editor@singingwiththewhale com/._____________________SAMAPATTI OF A HIDDEN LAKE—Allegra SilbersteinA storm had muddied the small alter lake. Release came as molecules of waterlet go the stirrings spooned by windand run-off: a healing measure of wait—the wind wound downto a gentle breeze like an armistice. As I walked down this wild-life roadI heard the song of a red-winged blackbird. The sun well-past mid-day brought slant light. The lake mirrored overhanging trees,tule-reeds elderberry cattailsand Queen Ann's lace with perfect clarity. Though storms may come with bear witness power—stronger the stillness that shaped this hour. Samapatti: a Sanskrit term for a state of mental absorption that allows a clear vision of the world made possible when the turnings of the mind have been stopped. ____________________CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FORMAL—Allegra SilbersteinI heard the professor of poeticsproclaim the issues of iambic andpentameter of villanelle sestinaand pantoum of free verse blank and lyric,of sonnets: Petrarchan and Shakespearean;I heard his fine intellect—thenconsidered my singular ignorance. Outside the vaulted window where I sat,a brown bird singing distracted me. I could not label this bird,could not spell out the notesof his unlettered lyric verse.. a Whitman of the wild without a pen,with his syrinx brought me poems._____________________—Medusa Medusa encourages poets of all ilk and ages to send their POETRY. PHOTOS and ART as well as announcements of Northern California poetry events to kathykieth@hotmail com (or snail ‘em to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726) for posting on this daily Snake blog. Rights remain with the poets. Previously-published poems are okay for Medusa’s Kitchen as long as you own the rights. (Please cite publication.) Medusa cannot vouch for the moral fiber of other publications contests etc that she lists however so submit to them at your own risk. For more info about the glide Empire including guidelines for submitting to or obtaining our publications click on the link to the right of this column: Rattlesnake Press (rattlesnakepress com). SnakeWatch: Up-to-the-minute Snake news: Rattlesnake Review: The latest issue of Rattlesnake Review (#15) is available for remove at The Book Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento or send $2 to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Issue #16 will be out in mid-December; its deadline of Nov. 15 has passed. Next deadline (for Issue #17 due out in mid-March) is February 15. (Sooner than you think!)New in November: On November 14. Rattlesnake Press released Among Neighbors a rattlechap from Taylor Graham; Home is Where You Hang Your Wings a free littlesnake broadside from stamp andrick; and A Poet's Book of Days a perpetual calendar featuring the poetry and photography of Katy Brown. These are now available at The Book Collector from kathykieth@hotmail com or on rattlesnakepress com/ as is October's Conversations. Vol. One of B. L. Kennedy's Rattlesnake Interview Series. Coming December 12: The Snake is proud to announce the release of Metamorphic Intervals From The Insanity Of Time a SnakeRings SpiralChap from Patricia D'Alessandro; Notes From An Ivory Tower a littlesnake broadside from Ann Wehrman; and a brand new issue of Rattlesnake Review (#16). go celebrate all of these on Wednesday. December 12. 7:30 PM at The Book Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento. Refreshments and a read-around will follow; bring your own poems or somebody else's.

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Thanks. Allegra! Allegra Silberstein is a retired teacher who now has more time for writing. She also dances sings and plays the recorder when she can find a few spare moments. Her poems have been published in Poetry Depth Quarterly. Blue Unicorn. Rattlesnake Review. Poetry Now. Poetry of the New West. California Quarterly and other journals. Publication in anthologies includes: The Sacramento Anthology: One Hundred Poems; Gatherings; A Woman's Place and Where Do I Walk. Her first chapbook. Acceptance was published in 1999 and her second. In The Folds was published by Rattlesnake Press in 2005. Look for more poems from Allegra in Rattlesnake Review #16 due out in mid-December and on rattlesnakepress com (Rattlechappers' page). Allegra also co-hosts The Other Voice a monthly reading series at the Unitarian Church in Davis. December 7 will feature Rattlechappers Danyen Powell and Katy Brown; more about that next week. Speaking of Katy do you have your write of her KatyKalendar yet (A Poet's Book of Days)? Pick one up from rattlesnakepress com (HandyStuff page) or The Book Collector or directly from me at P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Or come to Katy and Danyen's reading Dec. 7 in Davis!If you'd rather have the daily kind of calendar go to http://www poets org/store php/mt/121/prmID/294/ for some cool poetry stuff. Christmas gifts for yourself or for others. Calendar additions for this week:•••Thurs. (11/29). 7:30 PM: acquire for the Yuba Watershed Institute: “Peaks. Fires & Spirits of Love and Loss,” an evening with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gary Snyder. bear on for the Arts. 314 W. Main St.. Grass Valley. Admission is $35 including dessert buffet and no-host bar. Tickets: 530-271-7000 or thecenterforthearts org/. Info: Tania Carlone. Yuba Watershed initiate. 530-265-4459 or taniacarlone@sbcglobal net/. Call for Submissions: Be Part of the Premiere air Editor Lisa Espenmiller of Oakland seeks meticulously crafted poems and short prose pieces for her new journal. Singing With The Whale which intends to use a unique publishing concept that is based more on the idea of being a gallery or a book without ending rather than specific issues with a beginning and an end. The site seeks in its design format to express a feeling of clean lines and Zen simplicity enabling the visual cerebrate to be on the words themselves. Check it out at www singingwiththewhale com or write to editor@singingwiththewhale com/._____________________SAMAPATTI OF A HIDDEN LAKE—Allegra SilbersteinA act had muddied the small clear lake. Release came as molecules of waterlet go the stirrings spooned by windand run-off: a healing time of wait—the wind wound downto a gentle breeze like an armistice. As I walked down this wild-life roadI heard the song of a red-winged blackbird. The sun well-past mid-day brought slant light. The lake mirrored overhanging trees,tule-reeds elderberry cattailsand Queen Ann's lace with perfect clarity. Though storms may come with manifest power—stronger the stillness that shaped this hour. Samapatti: a Sanskrit term for a state of mental absorption that allows a clear vision of the world made possible when the turnings of the mind have been stopped. ____________________CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FORMAL—Allegra SilbersteinI heard the professor of poeticsproclaim the issues of iambic andpentameter of villanelle sestinaand pantoum of free verse blank and lyric,of sonnets: Petrarchan and Shakespearean;I heard his fine intellect—thenconsidered my singular ignorance. Outside the vaulted window where I sat,a brown bird singing distracted me. I could not name this bird,could not spell out the notesof his unlettered lyric verse.. a Whitman of the wild without a pen,with his syrinx brought me poems._____________________—Medusa Medusa encourages poets of all ilk and ages to send their POETRY. PHOTOS and ART as come up as announcements of Northern California poetry events to kathykieth@hotmail com (or snail ‘em to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726) for posting on this daily Snake communicate. Rights remain with the poets. Previously-published poems are okay for Medusa’s Kitchen as desire as you own the rights. (Please cite publication.) Medusa cannot vouch for the moral fiber of other publications contests etc that she lists however so refer to them at your own risk. For more info about the Snake Empire including guidelines for submitting to or obtaining our publications click on the link to the right of this column: Rattlesnake Press (rattlesnakepress com). SnakeWatch: Up-to-the-minute Snake news: Rattlesnake Review: The latest issue of Rattlesnake Review (#15) is available for free at The Book Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento or displace $2 to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Issue #16 will be out in mid-December; its deadline of Nov. 15 has passed. Next deadline (for Issue #17 due out in mid-March) is February 15. (Sooner than you think!)New in November: On November 14. Rattlesnake Press released Among Neighbors a rattlechap from Taylor Graham; Home is Where You Hang Your Wings a free littlesnake broadside from frank andrick; and A Poet's Book of Days a perpetual calendar featuring the poetry and photography of Katy Brown. These are now available at The Book Collector from kathykieth@hotmail com or on rattlesnakepress com/ as is October's Conversations. Vol. One of B. L. Kennedy's Rattlesnake Interview Series. Coming December 12: The Snake is proud to announce the release of Metamorphic Intervals From The Insanity Of Time a SnakeRings SpiralChap from Patricia D'Alessandro; Notes From An Ivory Tower a littlesnake broadside from Ann Wehrman; and a brand new issue of Rattlesnake analyse (#16). go get together all of these on Wednesday. December 12. 7:30 PM at The Book Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento. Refreshments and a read-around will follow; bring your own poems or somebody else's.

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Thanks. Allegra! Allegra Silberstein is a retired teacher who now has more time for writing. She also dances sings and plays the recorder when she can find a few spare moments. Her poems have been published in Poetry Depth Quarterly. Blue Unicorn. Rattlesnake Review. Poetry Now. Poetry of the New West. California Quarterly and other journals. Publication in anthologies includes: The Sacramento Anthology: One Hundred Poems; Gatherings; A Woman's Place and Where Do I Walk. Her first chapbook. Acceptance was published in 1999 and her second. In The Folds was published by Rattlesnake Press in 2005. Look for more poems from Allegra in Rattlesnake Review #16 due out in mid-December and on rattlesnakepress com (Rattlechappers' page). Allegra also co-hosts The Other Voice a monthly reading series at the Unitarian Church in Davis. December 7 will feature Rattlechappers Danyen Powell and Katy Brown; more about that next week. Speaking of Katy do you have your copy of her KatyKalendar yet (A Poet's Book of Days)? choose one up from rattlesnakepress com (HandyStuff page) or The Book Collector or directly from me at P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Or come to Katy and Danyen's reading Dec. 7 in Davis!If you'd rather have the daily kind of calendar go to http://www poets org/store php/mt/121/prmID/294/ for some cool poetry stuff. Christmas gifts for yourself or for others. Calendar additions for this week:•••Thurs. (11/29). 7:30 PM: acquire for the Yuba Watershed Institute: “Peaks. Fires & Spirits of Love and Loss,” an evening with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gary Snyder. Center for the Arts. 314 W. Main St.. Grass Valley. Admission is $35 including dessert buffet and no-host bar. Tickets: 530-271-7000 or thecenterforthearts org/. Info: Tania Carlone. Yuba Watershed Institute. 530-265-4459 or taniacarlone@sbcglobal net/. Call for Submissions: Be Part of the Premiere Issue Editor Lisa Espenmiller of Oakland seeks meticulously crafted poems and short prose pieces for her new journal. Singing With The Whale which intends to use a unique publishing concept that is based more on the idea of being a gallery or a book without ending rather than specific issues with a beginning and an end. The site seeks in its design format to express a feeling of clean lines and Zen simplicity enabling the visual focus to be on the words themselves. Check it out at www singingwiththewhale com or create verbally to editor@singingwiththewhale com/._____________________SAMAPATTI OF A HIDDEN LAKE—Allegra SilbersteinA storm had muddied the small clear lake. Release came as molecules of waterlet go the stirrings spooned by windand run-off: a healing time of wait—the wind wound downto a calm breeze like an armistice. As I walked down this wild-life roadI heard the song of a red-winged blackbird. The sun well-past mid-day brought slant light. The lake mirrored overhanging trees,tule-reeds elderberry cattailsand Queen Ann's lace with perfect clarity. Though storms may come with manifest power—stronger the stillness that shaped this hour. Samapatti: a Sanskrit term for a express of mental absorption that allows a clear vision of the world made possible when the turnings of the mind have been stopped. ____________________CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FORMAL—Allegra SilbersteinI heard the professor of poeticsproclaim the issues of iambic andpentameter of villanelle sestinaand pantoum of free verse blank and lyric,of sonnets: Petrarchan and Shakespearean;I heard his fine intellect—thenconsidered my singular ignorance. Outside the vaulted window where I sat,a brown bird singing distracted me. I could not name this bird,could not recite out the notesof his unlettered lyric compose.. a Whitman of the wild without a pen,with his syrinx brought me poems._____________________—Medusa Medusa encourages poets of all ilk and ages to send their POETRY. PHOTOS and ART as well as announcements of Northern California poetry events to kathykieth@hotmail com (or snail ‘em to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726) for posting on this daily Snake blog. Rights remain with the poets. Previously-published poems are okay for Medusa’s Kitchen as desire as you own the rights. (Please cite publication.) Medusa cannot vouch for the moral fiber of other publications contests etc that she lists however so submit to them at your own risk. For more info about the Snake Empire including guidelines for submitting to or obtaining our publications click on the link to the right of this column: Rattlesnake Press (rattlesnakepress com). SnakeWatch: Up-to-the-minute Snake news: Rattlesnake Review: The latest issue of Rattlesnake Review (#15) is available for free at The Book Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento or send $2 to P. O. Box 762. Pollock Pines. CA 95726. Issue #16 will be out in mid-December; its deadline of Nov. 15 has passed. Next deadline (for Issue #17 due out in mid-March) is February 15. (Sooner than you think!)New in November: On November 14. Rattlesnake Press released Among Neighbors a rattlechap from Taylor Graham; Home is Where You Hang Your Wings a free littlesnake broadside from stamp andrick; and A Poet's Book of Days a perpetual calendar featuring the poetry and photography of Katy Brown. These are now available at The Book Collector from kathykieth@hotmail com or on rattlesnakepress com/ as is October's Conversations. Vol. One of B. L. Kennedy's Rattlesnake Interview Series. Coming December 12: The glide is proud to announce the release of Metamorphic Intervals From The Insanity Of Time a SnakeRings SpiralChap from Patricia D'Alessandro; Notes From An Ivory Tower a littlesnake broadside from Ann Wehrman; and a brand new issue of Rattlesnake Review (#16). Come celebrate all of these on Wednesday. December 12. 7:30 PM at The schedule Collector. 1008 24th St.. Sacramento. Refreshments and a read-around will follow; carry your own poems or somebody else's.

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All Wyoming Arts All the Time Monday. November 26. 2007 Deadline is Nov. 30 for sending your work into the WyoPoets’ Eugene V. Shea National Contest 2007. You do not need to be a WyoPoets member to enter!Here are the guidelines:1. Poems may be on any subject and in any form.2. Limit of 40 lines to the poem. Poems must be titled.3. Published poems may be entered or any poem that has not won a prize above $25. Must be the original work of the entrant. No limit on be of poems entered.4. Fees: 2 poems or less for $3; additional poems can be entered at $1 per poem Example the fee for five (5) poems will be $6.5. Send two copies of each poem one with name address and tel#; and one for the judge with no identification on it.6. If you wish to receive a winners list gratify cover a SASE.7. Prizes: First place. $50; Second place. $30; Third place. $20. Four or more honorable mentions ordain also be awarded.8. Deadline: Postmarked no later than November 30th 2007. Send your entries to:Eugene SheaContest ChairmanP. O. Box 490Hanna. WY. 82327 Posted byWyoming Artsat Labels:,,,,, This blog is devoted to posts about arts news and events in Wyoming. It's a service of the Wyoming Arts Council. You can send comments and inf0rmation to communicate editors or at the WAC. Helpful hint: To sight a previous post see the "Labels" section below in this sidebar. All posts are indexed according to county and art create. They are listed alphabetically. So if you're looking for info about a concert in Casper scroll drink the list and click on either concert or music or Natrona County. Arts/Culture Orgs

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All Wyoming Arts All the Time Monday. November 26. 2007 Deadline is Nov. 30 for sending your work into the WyoPoets’ Eugene V. Shea National Contest 2007. You do not need to be a WyoPoets member to enter!Here are the guidelines:1. Poems may be on any subject and in any form.2. Limit of 40 lines to the poem. Poems must be titled.3. Published poems may be entered or any poem that has not won a prize above $25. Must be the original work of the entrant. No limit on number of poems entered.4. Fees: 2 poems or less for $3; additional poems can be entered at $1 per poem Example the fee for five (5) poems will be $6.5. Send two copies of each poem one with name address and tel#; and one for the judge with no identification on it.6. If you wish to receive a winners list please enclose a SASE.7. Prizes: First place. $50; Second place. $30; Third place. $20. Four or more honorable mentions will also be awarded.8. Deadline: Postmarked no later than November 30th 2007. Send your entries to:Eugene SheaContest ChairmanP. O. Box 490Hanna. WY. 82327 Posted byWyoming Artsat Labels:,,,,, This blog is devoted to posts about arts news and events in Wyoming. It's a service of the Wyoming Arts Council. You can send comments and inf0rmation to communicate editors or at the WAC. Helpful hint: To find a previous post see the "Labels" section below in this sidebar. All posts are indexed according to county and art form. They are listed alphabetically. So if you're looking for info about a concert in Casper scroll down the list and click on either concert or music or Natrona County. Arts/grow Orgs

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All Wyoming Arts All the Time Monday. November 26. 2007 Deadline is Nov. 30 for sending your bring home the bacon into the WyoPoets’ Eugene V. Shea National Contest 2007. You do not be to be a WyoPoets member to enter!Here are the guidelines:1. Poems may be on any subject and in any form.2. Limit of 40 lines to the poem. Poems must be titled.3. Published poems may be entered or any poem that has not won a prize above $25. Must be the original work of the entrant. No limit on number of poems entered.4. Fees: 2 poems or less for $3; additional poems can be entered at $1 per poem Example the fee for five (5) poems will be $6.5. Send two copies of each poem one with name address and tel#; and one for the adjudicate with no identification on it.6. If you wish to receive a winners list please enclose a SASE.7. Prizes: First place. $50; Second place. $30; Third place. $20. Four or more honorable mentions will also be awarded.8. Deadline: Postmarked no later than November 30th 2007. Send your entries to:Eugene SheaContest ChairmanP. O. Box 490Hanna. WY. 82327 Posted byWyoming Artsat Labels:,,,,, This blog is devoted to posts about arts news and events in Wyoming. It's a service of the Wyoming Arts Council. You can send comments and inf0rmation to blog editors or at the WAC. Helpful hint: To find a previous post see the "Labels" section below in this sidebar. All posts are indexed according to county and art form. They are listed alphabetically. So if you're looking for info about a concert in Casper move down the enumerate and move on either contrive or music or Natrona County. Arts/Culture Orgs

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THE INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP one of the Web's oldest and most respected writing critique groups offers lists discussing writing creative nonfiction markets and speculative fiction. The IWW's displace evaluate groups cover fiction love stories nonfiction novels poetry learn prose works compose writing and children and young adult writing. The evaluate groups have participation requirements and are focused on writing techniques. The IWW is a cooperative. Membership is remove. A short week this one with half the IWW travelling over the USholiday--but comfort a book harvest of triumphs!Peggy Duffy A few weeks ago I yahoo'd my bunco story in. Some people emailed me they had problems with theformatting of their issue--that is accessing. Not sure if that's thereason why or not but Trillium Literary analyse on their now has alternate issue viewing which is a. My story begins on page 88. Kristen HoweI've heard from Sue Scott the poetry editor of Long Story bunco. Sheanswered my inquiry on my Christmas poem and the other poem inmy batch of three. She said that my Christmas acrostic poem is great,and will be published next month for the Christmas poetry summon. Asfor the third poem she said I can resend it to her and she'll have itpublished in January. That's great news! Yahoo. That's five monthspublished at LSS. I'll be resending that poem today. There's no payfor LSS. I'll post the cerebrate when the poem's up. Mel Jacob This isn't for me. :) My daughter has made her first sale an articleon health issues to a local cover. On top of that she's working withPublish America (I told her what I know about them and not toexpect much but the assure looked ok and they aren't asking formoney) for her poetry collection. Her comment: "Poetry's a hardsell. Mom. I just be to see it in print." The local library alreadyexpressed interest in a copy for their local authors collection. Anyway just had to share the reflected glory--she listed me in thededication too. Ellen LindquistMy essay about living in New York. "A Mighty Herd of Doormen," isup on. I also undergo three new radiate fictionsforthcoming in : "Lost Cat,""Change of categorise and the Afterlife," and "Alien Son(s)." I've nowpublished 15 stories with Flashshot!Julie McGuire Last week I sent a Yahoo to the group that my essay "Tattoos andButterflies" had been selected for the January edition of. Well it appears I got the essay do by. The Birmingham Arts Journal ordain be publishing another essay aboutmy grandfather. "The Patron fear of Lost Passports." Thanksagain to all who helped me to get it into shape forpublication. I must undergo incorrectly logged my submission. Now I undergo no ideawhere I submitted "Tattoos and Butterflies" wish it finds a domiciliate. Joanna M. WestonI've just discovered that a bunco story of mine called "Between theLines," dear to my heart is up at issue#263. It's how two plots get tangled. I desire I'd known earlier!A postcard story. "Bruised fennel," up at --withmany thanks to Ann Hite for this venue. Two poems in a create magazine out of Calgary,Alberta which publishes largely prairie-related poems. Happy days!Scott WiggermanA great week for me!First I had a poem published in Visions International issue #77,"Truganini" (you Aussies will know who she is--and the be of youshould Google her!). Then I had a second poem published in issue #29. "My Chagall" (a poemsome of you may denote critiquing at one inform). By the way despiteits label. Borderlands is not just poetry from Texas and it's anexquisitely done perfect-bound print journal of poetry and art; I'dhighly recommend it as an outlet for your poems and it does like toprint international poets. (The website doesn't have #29 up yet--itjust came out)Finally an interview I gave about two years ago has finally made it topublication even if only online. It's in the Dallas publication of ,a gay publication and the bind ("Testing the Waters: Queer Poetsof Texas") consists of Q&A with three gay Texas poets. I'm the third,but they're all interesting.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you're interest in becoming a better writer investigate. IWW membership is free. It works on instant karma! Don't forget to tour the IWW's. Renowned authors such as Jennifer Chiaverini. Max Barry. Terry Burns. Jeannette Angell. Deborah LeBlanc and Monica Jackson have been members or administrators of the group. Please understand neither the IWW as a group nor any of its volunteer administrators individually can act any responsibility for the accuracy or the integrity of any of the links listed here or on The Internet Writing Workshop's Web page. We're simply here to provide another example of the writing community thriving under the IWW name. The links are shown as a convenience.

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