Conference Event Dates:
Tempe, AZ - July 31, 2007
Southern California - August 14, 2007
Dallas, TX - August 21, 2007 (Meet NAWW & AWE Founder, Sheri McConnell)
Bermuda Spa Retreat - August 24-27, 2007
Northern California - September 27, 2007
New York, NY - October 30, 2007
Atlanta, GA - November 14, 2007
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Q: When did you realize you wanted to be a writer?
A: When I was a toddler, my mother encouraged my imagination and took me to the library every week. I knew words and books were very special. The urge to write bloomed when I was in fourth grade. When the teacher told us to bring poems to put into a class anthology, I went a step further and wrote a poem of my own. Everyone raved over it. I loved the power of creating and playing with the written word. From that point on, I was a writer.
As a practicing writer, do you sometimes feel like you have nothing to write or like it takes forever to create even one well written sentence? And then after all the hard work it took to create a powerful sentence, article, or book–you then struggle to get motivated to do it all over again. Writing doesn’t have to be this hard. You can learn to Tap Into Your Brilliance easier, faster, and with more excitement!
NAWW member Jamie Edson Opielski is pleased to announce the release of her first book Tangerine Sky, a compilation of poetry and short stories.
Tangerine Sky holds a bit of something for everyone; children, laughers, criers, thinkers, lovers, and of course the weird!!
Jamie works from home as a Copy Writer, Virtual Assistant and writes character letters for children. For more on her book please visit: www.trafford.com/06-1229
You can also visit her web site at www.texaspoet.net or contact her at jamie@texaspoet.net
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There are gremlins out there determined to keep your work from being published, your book from being promoted. They —resolved to embarrass you before the gatekeepers who can turn the key of success for you —lurk in your subconscious and the depths of your computer programs. Whether you are a new or experienced author, The Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success will help you present whistle-clean copy (whether it’s a one-page cover letter or your entire manuscript) to those who have the power to say “Yea” or “Nay.”
The Frugal Editor is second in Carolyn Howard-Johnson’s HowToDoItFrugally Series of books for writers. The first, The Frugal Book Promoter: How to Do What Your Publisher Won’t, won USA Book News’ Best Professional Book award and Book Publicist’s of Southern California’s coveted Irwin Award.
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