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Friday, 29 February 2008 02:03 |
Join or Renew Membership to the Network
Membership Benefits:
- Discounts on workshops, conferences, and other Network events
- A subscription to the Network's publication, The Writers' Network News
- Free classified ads on The Writers' Network website
- Coverage in Book Buzz, a Writers' Network News special section highlighting members' books
- Web link for members' author websites
- Biweekly member e-updates
- The Network's Critiquing and Editing Service (available only to Network members; additional fee)
- Opportunities to market your books at festivals, your other writing skills in workshops
- Consultations with agents and editors at conferences
Annual Membership Dues
- $75 - Individual
- $55 - Senior citizens (age 65 and over), students, persons with disabilities
- $130 - Household (1 newsletter, discounts available to each member)
- $130 - Two-year rate for individuals
- $150 - Institutional Membership
Registration Options
- Join online
- Print the online form, complete it in pen, and mail it to us
- Phone us and provide membership and payment information over the phone. The phone number is 336.293.8844
Your membership in the North Carolina Writers' Network will be processed within 2 business days ("business days" do not include weekends and holidays). You will receive an e-mail with instructions for logging in to the members-only portions of the Web site. If you do not receive this e-mail within 2 business days, please call the Network at 336.293.8844.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 August 2009 21:18 |
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Hat's Off!
Hat's Off to...JOHN GROOMS of Charlotte, NCWN member and critiquer, who recently won a first place award from the North Carolina Press Association. Grooms, who writes a weekly column for Charlotte alternative weekly Creative Loafing, won first place among weeklies with circulation greater than 10,000 in the category of "lighter columns." His win was based on these sarcasm-laden selections: "Mommy, can I stone the queer now?" "Overkill? What overkill?" and "Do it yourself campaign ads."
To see the columns, click here, or here, or here! |
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