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Time to Write
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Kelly L. Stone began a freelance writing career while holding down a full-time job. Her articles and essays have been published in Family Circle, Writer’s Digest, Cat Fancy, Chicken Soup for the Soul and Cup of Comfort. Her debut novel, Grave Secret, was released in September. Her book Time to Write: More Than 100 Professional Writers Reveal How to Fit Writing Into Your Busy Life is now in stores. Her next book, Thinking Write: The Secret to Freeing Your Creative Mind, will be released in 2009 and demonstrates how to apply the power of your subconscious mind to your writing aspirations. www.kellylstone.com
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Building Your Craft
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 I have been a writer, poet, and researcher for nearly all of my adult life. I have located criminals, learned that a ‘high-born’ heroine was once a prostitute, and traced many lives through wars, occupations, corruption, and malice. I plan my searches through court houses, archives, and libraries with the same enthusiasm and care as a robber casing a bank. I also love to interview those who once knew my characters, finding their personal stories to be a fascinating addition to history.
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No Platform No Problem
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 Steve Miller originally shared this material at a Georgia Writers Workshop. It was so well received that he wrote this series of articles to encourage other writers as well.
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Book Doctor
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 Bobbie Christmas is the owner of Zebra Communications, a literary services firm providing manuscript editing services to individuals and publishing houses since 1992. Contact her at 770-924-0528, visit her Web site at http://zebraeditor.com/, or E-mail her at the address above. Be sure to sign up for the free Writers Network News by visiting her Web site and clicking on “Free Newsletter.”
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Stage Left
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 A former high school English and theatre teacher, Levy earned his Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction in 2004 and now trains current and future English teachers, along with serving as the playwright-in-residence at Kennesaw State University. Aaron's play and curriculum guide are nominated for a Georgia Author of the Year Award.
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Exploring Poetry
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Jenny Sadre-Orafai writes both poetry and prose. Her first chapbook, Weed Over Flower, was chosen for publication by Finishing Line Press. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in the following publications: Wicked Alice, Poems Neiderngasse, SubtleTea, Lily, Verse Libre Quarterly, can we have our ball back?, Red River Review, FRiGG, Sein und Werden, Spillway Review, Vs., Ink Pot, Poetry Midwest, Churchyard, and Plainsongs, and other fine journals. Her prose has appeared in Rock Salt Plum and in the Seal Press anthology, Waking Up American. She also currently serves as poetry editor for New South (formerly gsu review) and as senior poetry editor for the online journal JMWW.
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Bookmark
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 Anne Lovett, a Georgia native, began her writing career with a humor column for her high school newspaper, hoping to write science fiction. She was educated at Emory and Georgia Tech, receiving a Ph.D. in natural products chemistry. She helped to found a manufacturing and technical supplies company now doing business nationwide and eventually made her way back to writing, though not science fiction. A member of Georgia Writers, Georgia Romance Writers, AWP and Rosemary Daniell’s Zona Rosa Alpha Babes, her short fiction has appeared in Aethlon: Journal of Sport Literature, The Distillery, The Jewish Women’s’ Literary Annual, and Red Wheelbarrow. Non-fiction, poetry, and essays have appeared locally, and several novels are in the pipeline. She is a regular contributor to the online journal The Grapevine Art & Soul Salon (www.barbaraknott.net).
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The Well-Fed Writer
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Georgia Writers Association is pleased to have Peter Bowerman, veteran commercial freelancer and author of the award-winning “Well-Fed Writer” titles (Georgia Author of the Year award-winner for The Well-Fed Self-Publisher), join us on the GWA web site as a regular contributor on the subject of commercial freelancing. Look for regular articles from Peter in this space. For more by Peter Bowerman, check out his web site at www.wellfedwriter.com.
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Guest Author Blog
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Pamela Jackson, 2006 Georgia Author of the Year, presented a workshop on marketing your book. 
Prior to her workshop, Pamela wrote a few blogs for GWA to share her struggles as a working writer.
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