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cathielinz.com
Romance Writer Cathie Linz
Biography Contest Photo of the Month Cathie's Journal Dear Reader Recipes Booksellers & Librarians Recent Books Backlist Books Awards Favorite Links Write to Cathie Coming Up Facebook me! Cathie Linz Newsletter Email address: (optional) Your name: Privac
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linda-sands.com
Linda Sands | writer
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poemwriter2.livejournal.com
Poem Writer
You are viewing poemwriter2's journalLog in Create a LiveJournal Account Learn more Recent EntriesArchiveFriendsUser InfoMemories Poem Writer Writing To Win Poetry Contests Apr. 5th, 2011 at 9:55 PM A common destination for poets is poetry contests. In this article I will provide some tricks of the trade to help you write a winning contest entry.First, read the announcement carefully. Don't just look at the topic and start writing. Often there are rules. For example
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hawkwindcreations.com
Hawkwind literary magazine
featuring Hawkwind's Words on the Wind... & The works of Harry Buschman Hawkwind Literary Journal Established 2001 Table of Contents In Memory OF Jorah Michelle Burrow Long Co-Publisher/Editor July 14, '66 - May 7, 2003
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blogtext.org/Kevind
Poetry and Writing Contests
Poetry and Writing Contests Blog Syndicate Search Topics Writing For A Contest Members Sign In Blog - Latest Entries 1 Writing For A Contest > Enter A Poetry or Writing Contest Posted: May.20.2011 @ 4:54 pm You have to have patience to be a writer. The first part of being a writer is learning to be patient. Let the idea develop and come to you. Massage it on paper or with your word processor, make the idea grow stronger, and finally you can write your story or poem. But realize that