Jennifer Escalona tells it like it is
…If you promote it right, that is.
But first, welcome to day two of “Why Should Freelance Writers Attend Writing Conferences?” Like I said yesterday, I’m a devoted advocate of industry related networking opportunities, and writing conferences offer not only networking opportunities, but learning opportunities, too. That’s a whole lot of opportunity right there.
When attending the [...]
Last Saturday I attended the Red Clay Writers Conference in Kennesaw, Georgia. For those of you who have never attended a writers conference, it’s generally a mixture of booths and seminars of some type. The Red Clay was a general writing conference, meaning that workshops ran the gamut from how to write poetry to how [...]
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8 Apr 2009Upon realizing that my Google Reader was getting out of control, I did a severe crackdown over the weekend. For the approximately 75% of you that do not embrace your Google Reader or other RSS feed reader, they basically allow you to plug in a web address (not all addresses, but many) and then, while [...]
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12 Mar 2009Freelance Writers, Pack up, it’s time to move. FreelanceWriterville is accepting citizens and all you really need is a snarky sense of humor and a freelancing career at any stage. FLWV has no-nonsense blog posts every week day, and a forum full of candid freelancers who aren’t afraid to share the real tips and tricks of the trade. [...]
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17 Feb 2009Have you ever wondered what to do with all those old books piling up on your shelves? You know you’ll probably never read them again, but maybe you heard from former library aides like me that most donated books get recycled instead of entered into general circulation, and you don’t want Trixie Belden’s 50’s-era adventures [...]
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