“The greatest thing about getting older is that you don't lose all the other ages you've been.” --Maeleine L'Engle
Writer Advice
“The greatest thing about getting older is that you don't lose all the other ages you've been.” --Maeleine L'Engle
Writer Advice
Jan 2012 - Mar 2012
Submission Guidelines
QUALITY, CLARITY, ORIGINALITY, EPIPHANY… WriterAdvice wants your unique POV
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2011 Submissions Guidelines
We love to hear from new voices as well as our regular contributors. From now through April 15, 2011 we will be accepting submissions to Writer Advice’s Sixth Annual Flash Prose Contest.
We are interested in writers of all ages, authors with carefully crafted, beautifully told, evocative, startling stories of discovery or wonder. Send your best writing for the Flash Prose (fiction, memoir, and creative non-fiction). Submissions details are on the home page, www.writeradvice.com.
Send questions, but not submissions, to Lgood67334@comcast.net
BOOK REVIEWERS:
Only review books you recommend. While balance is good in a review, the ones for Writer Advice should be at least 80% positive.
Honor the thought, effort, and creativity of authors. Make at least one positive comment about the author’s style.
Write about what makes the book appealing, different, unique, worth the time it takes to read it….
Use plot points to illustrate what you say, but do not summarize the plot.
Reviews should run only 150-250 words since it is 25% harder to read online. The editor reserves the right to cut it or ask you to cut it if it is longer.
Thank you for sharing your reviews with Writer Advice.
Thank you for sharing your work. You earn a credit for your writing resume, good karma, and a boost to your ego when your work appears in WriterAdvice
If you would like guidelines for submitting a book or website review or if you would like to send a query about anything else, please e-mail Lgood67334@comcast.net.
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If you would like to write a book or website review, please e-mail Lgood67334@comcast.net and ask for guidelines. Thank you for offering your work to Writer Advice.
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We identify passages we love, mark any places that trip us up, and ask questions when we want you to dig deeper. We also answer your questions. Try us. E-mail Lgood67334@comcast.net for rates.
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