When I first began Writers' Wings there was still a bias against on-line publication. Even tho I could see the writing on the wall (screen, that is) I was still encountering resistance to submitting to on-line journals. Now that many of the major literary journals, such as The Missouri Review, have a digital editions as well as print, the tide has definitely turned. Three of my clients have been published on-line and one of them even created an on-line journal to showcase the work created during her writers retreats.
For a really well-written exploration of on-line versus print, check out this article on The Review Review. It also lays out the road map that I follow when working on submissions for my clients.
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Lying on her back and doing her shoulder extensions, slowly raising her arms above her head until the back of her hands graze the sheepskin rug, Delia imag...
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Perhaps you have found yourself called to cross a boundary and move into an area that’s uncomfortable, terra incognito for you. Speaking out or standing up...
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Here are some tips on what to do before approaching a published writer with questions about how to get your book published.
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If you write or want to write, the North Bay Writers Groups workshop is for you. Writers of all skill levels, ages, or genres are welcome. Whether your goa...
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*What are the crucial linchpin moments in your novel and how can you keep a reader turning the pages?* John Fox gives fiction writing tips in this interv...
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