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| Computers and the internet point toward the direction of the next revolution in writing and publishing. There have always been creative people searching for an audience, often with little success. Virginia Woolf, Ezra Pound T.S.Eliot and Allen Ginsburg are among the many who sought self- publishing as an alternative to the more traditional, yet unresponsive houses of the day. Though rejected by powerful publishers, their� work revolutionized the way we read and think.� Electronic publishing allows readers and writers alike more opportunities than in the past. |
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| janlslsl |
| One of the first web sites to pull me in for hours at a time, Moondance also helped reawaken my desire to write. I am privileged to have served on the staff for the past three years. |
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| Writers Digest Pick: #9 of the 50 Best Places to be Published Online... E2K |
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| jNAN |
| One of my first essays published online can be found in the Winter 1999 issue of Moondance |
| Joy Yourcenar is a talented and passionate poet. Her words celebrate women in all their strengths and weaknesses. |
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| Writers often need the company of each other to fortify the creative spirit. One of my favorite writing resources is at Yahoogroups. The discussion group Get-it-in-Writing provides a meeting place for writers to exchange tips, experiences, publishing options and friendship. Join us |
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| Has "The Hours" in either book or movie form whetted your appetite for more information about Virginia Woolf? If so, join me at a newly formed group at ICQ to indulge that desire. |
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| I am creating a blog to document my experiences working for Super Target. It began as a temporary part-time job to pay off unexpected bills. It has become something bigger and quite ugly. Read about my observations and experiences at TARGETED FOR EXTINCTION |
| Writers often replenish their creative fire by reading. Check out the options available for reading with a group by scanning the list at Literature Reading Circle |