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Writers
Resources

Writing
Related Internet Sites
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Writing-World.com
- offers more than 250 articles on just about every aspect
of writing plus over 500 links to other resources, market
information, contest listings, and more.
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Zoetrope:
All-Story is a quarterly literary publication
founded by Francis Ford Coppola in 1997 to explore the
intersection of story and art, fiction and film.
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Skyline
Magazine
Other
Literary Links Of Interest


Writer's
Tools

Historical
Research

Medieval

Elizabethan
Religion
and Philosophy
- Myths
and Legends - An extensive site with pages and
pages of information on ancient civilizations including
Hittite/Hurrian Mythology, Sumerian, Assyro-Babylonian and
others.

Medical
Research
- On-line
Medical Dictionary - includes acronyms, jargon,
theory, conventions, standards, institutions, projects,
eponyms, history, and "anything to do with medicine
or science."

General
Research/Reference
- Bartleby.com
- The preeminent Internet publisher of literature,
reference and verse providing students, researchers and
the intellectually curious with unlimited access to books
and information on the web, FREE of charge.
Other
Cool Research Sites

Publishers
Print Publishers

Electronic
Publishers
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Word
Wrangler Publishing - The E-book Nook - Word
Wrangler Publishing offers a free quality means of
publishing and selling your e-books. They also feature
original e-books available as attached files and published
in HTML format. No special reader is required and anyone
with a web browser (e.g., Internet Explorer, Netscape,
AOL) can read them. This site offers sample passages from
all books published.
Literary
Agents
Author Showcase Sites
The following websites focus on
showcasing the work of authors in search of an agent or
publisher.

Writer's Conferences 2004

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Writing
for Love, Money & Immortality
The New Letters Weekend Writers Conference
June 4 - 6, 2004
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The
25th Annual Mark Twain Creative Writing Workshop
3 hours a day, 3 weeks, 3 credit hours
June 7 - 25, 2004
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Odyssey Summer Writing Workshop 2004
Session
New York Times bestselling author George R. R.
Martin has been selected as the Writer-in-Residence at
Odyssey’s summer 2004 session. Martin, author of
numerous novels including the highly praised series A
Song of Ice and Fire, has won a Bram Stoker Award, a
World Fantasy Award, two Nebula Awards, four Hugo Awards,
and six Locus Awards.
Past lecturers include Harlan Ellison, Jane Yolen,
Terry Brooks, Ben Bova, Ellen Datlow, Donald Maass, and
Dan Simmons.
Odyssey, founded nine years ago to provide
up-and-coming genre writers the guidance and support
necessary to become professionals, is the only program of
its kind run by an editor. Jeanne Cavelos, Odyssey’s
founder and director, is a bestselling author and former
senior editor at Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing, where
she won the World Fantasy Award for her work. The six-week
workshop, held on the campus of Southern New Hampshire
University from June 14-July 23, 2004, combines an
intensive learning and writing experience with in-depth
feedback on students’ manuscripts. Students must apply
by April 15, 2004.
Odyssey’s featured 2004 guest lecturers are
award-winning authors Catherine Asaro, Ellen Kushner,
Delia Sherman, and Barry B. Longyear; bestseller Bob
Mayer; and award-winning editor/writer Gardner Dozois.
Lecturers will share their own unique perspectives and
critique student manuscripts.
Tuition is $1500, and housing in on-campus townhouses
runs $397.50 for the six weeks. Students have the option
of receiving college credit. Thanks to the generosity of
an anonymous donor and graduate of the program, Odyssey
will be offering three Gandalf Grant scholarships to the
most promising writers of the class of 2004 in the amounts
of $1250, $500, and $250.
For more information and an application, go to the Web
site or Email
us (include a regular mailing address). You
may also send a SASE to Odyssey, 20 Levesque Lane, Box G,
Mount Vernon, NH 03057. Phone/fax (603)673-6234.
For
comprehensive Conference dates go to
Writer's
Digest

Writers
Associations
- American
Crime Writers League—18645 SW Farmington Rd.,
#255, Aloha OR 97007. For published crime writers.
Publishes bimonthly newsletter, The BULLETin.
- Crime
Writers of Canada—See Web site. Presents the
Arthur Ellis awards. Publishes quarterly newsletter, Fingerprints.
[E-mail].
- Mystery
Writers of America—17 E. 47th St., 6th Floor, NY
, NY 10017-1920. Gives the Edgar Allan Poe awards at an
annual banquet. Publishes monthly newsletter, The Third
Degree. [E-mail].
- Private Eye Writers of
America—4342H Forest Deville Dr., Saint Louis MO
63129-1833. Gives Shamus awards. Publishes quarterly
newsletter, Reflections in a Private Eye. [E-mail].
- RWA
Mystery/Suspense Chapter—12004 Smoketree Rd.,
Potomac MD 20854. Publishes bimonthly newsletter, The
Kiss of Death. [].
- Sisters
in Crime—PO Box 442124, Lawrence KS 66044-8933.
Publishes quarterly newsletter, InSinC. [E-mail].
- Romance
Writers Of America
- Science
Fiction And Fantasy Writers Of America
- Horror
Writers Association
- Western
Writers Of America

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