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Sunday, 10 February 2008 14:59 |
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Page 7 of 7 Caroline Boston WeatherfordEarly in my career, the Network was an invaluable clearinghouse of information. Through the Network’s newsletters and conferences, I found out about submission opportunities, grants, and even new presses, such as Longleaf and Coastal Carolina, that would eventually publish my work. The information I gleaned through the Network literally launched my career.
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What Would You Do with $20?
Jennifer Pooley, “a former Senior Editor with HarperCollins imprint William Morrow,” posts an interesting proposition on her blog, then uses that proposition to illustrate something all writers should understand about the literary marketplace.
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September News
This year the North Carolina Writers’ Network is a proud sponsor of the BookMARKS Festival of Books on Saturday, September 11, in Winston-Salem’s Downtown Arts District. We are particularly proud to be a lead sponsor for a reading and discussion by John Hart, author of The Last Child, Down River, and The King of Lies. [...]
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NCWN Board Member Featured in Winston-Salem Journal
Today’s Winston-Salem Journal ran an interesting feature on Network board member Nathan Ross Freeman and his new projects, Authoring Action and Authoring Action.
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Hat's Off!
| ...to Brenda Kay Ledford whose poem,"Progress", was selected by the judge, Katherine Stripling Byer< as one of the winners of the "WNC-Woman's Poetry Contest." Ledford's poem will appear in the August 2007 issue of WNC Woman's Magazine. |
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