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May 20, 2013
Crime Against Nature
New Resource - Poetry Book
By Minnie Bruce Pratt. Politically urgent but never one-dimensional, in language that's always clear but never pedestrian, this groundbreaking book recounts how the author lost custody of her sons when she came out as a lesbian, then forged a beautifully honest relationship with them later in life. Connecting her loss to other forms of oppression and violence against women, she dares to dream of a world that "will not divide self from self, self from life." This collection was originally published in 1989 by Firebrand Press and won the 1989 Lamont Poetry Prize, a second-book award from the Academy of American Poets. A Midsummer Night's Press, in conjunction with the lesbian literary journal Sinister Wisdom, reissued it in 2013 in an expanded edition with historical notes and an author essay.
May 18, 2013
Persimmon Tree
New Resource - Journal
Persimmon Tree is an online magazine of literature and art by women over 60. The magazine is published quarterly, in association with Mills College. See their submission guidelines page for themed issues and regional contests.
May 18, 2013
Call for Submissions: Green Mountains Review Summer Flash Fiction Contest
Deadline July 10 (must be received by this date). Green Mountains Review, in collaboration with the Brattleboro Literary Festival, seeks submissions of unpublished flash fiction up to 1,000 words. The entries will be judged by the editorial staff of Green Mountains Review. The winner will be published in GMR's fall 2013 issue and will have the opportunity to read at the Brattleboro Literary Festival on October 5, 2013, in Brattleboro, Vermont. All submissions will be considered for publication. Submit through their online form. Maximum 3 entries per person.
May 17, 2013
HEArt Journal Online: Human Equity Through Art
New Resource - Journal
HEArt is an online journal that promotes the role of artists as human rights activists. They publish contemporary poetry, fiction, essays, music, videos, and artwork that challenge discrimination and promote social justice. Their print edition, published 1997-2002, featured writers such as Martin Espada, Nikki Giovanni, Sonia Sanchez, Sekou Sundiata, and Stacey Waite. HEArt re-launched in online form in 2013.
May 16, 2013
A&U: America's AIDS Magazine
New Resource - Journal
A&U is a national HIV/AIDS magazine with a focus on advocacy, prevention and care, and literature and the arts. Their annual Summer Reading Issues have featured cover story interviews with Tony Kushner, Gore Vidal, E. Lynn Harris, and others. Each month, they publish work by established and emerging writers including Emanuel Xavier, Patrick Donnelly, and Julie E. Bloemeke. See website for their Christopher Hewitt Literary Award, a free contest with small prizes for fiction, poetry, drama, and creative nonfiction.
May 14, 2013
Anne R. Allen's Blog...with Ruth Harris
New Resource - Writing Site
Comic mystery writer Anne R. Allen publishes weekly posts about publishing and marketing your books in the digital age. Guest columnist Ruth Harris is a New York Times bestselling author and former Big Six editor who contributes a post each month. Popular posts include "Top Ten Questions from New Writers", "Top 10 Self-Sabotaging Mistakes of Author-Bloggers", and "12 Signs Your Novel Isn't Ready to Publish".
May 14, 2013
Critique Circle
New Resource - Writing Site
Critique Circle is a free online forum for writers of literary fiction, genre fiction, essays, and articles. Members can give feedback on each other's work, either on the public site or in a private group. The site includes tools for plot outlining, storyboarding, keeping track of submissions, and writing prompts.
May 13, 2013
Ellen Levine Fund for Writers Award
Deadline Change - Highly Recommended Free Contest
Deadline June 17 (must be received by this date), formerly May 31. Highly recommended free contest from Teachers & Writers Collaborative awards a stipend of $7,500 to an author who has previously published (not self-published) a print edition of one or two books of fiction, and who doesn’t currently have a publishing contract for a second or third book of fiction. Send a manuscript sample of 75-80 double-spaced pages, an outline of the work, a brief bio, and a listing of previous qualifying publications (non self-published works of fiction). Entries must be received by email before 5 PM Eastern time on the deadline date. Online submissions only. 2013 guidelines confirmed by email.
May 8, 2013
New York Dreaming
New Resource - Journal
This webzine publishes poetry, fiction, essays, and artwork by people living, working, studying, or traveling in the New York metropolitan area (including
New York City and surrounding states). The work can be either related to New York or not, and new as well as established writers are welcome.The site also features announcements of NYC readings and events, lifestyle and dining, and news stories.
May 4, 2013
Essay Daily
New Resource - Writing Site
Curated by DIAGRAM editor Ander Monson, Essay Daily is a space for ongoing conversation about essays and essayists of note, contemporary and otherwise. They mostly publish critical/creative engagements with interesting essays (text and other), Q&As with essays or essayists, and reviews of essays, essay collections or book length essays, or literary journals that publish essays. Query before submitting.
May 1, 2013
Utah Arts Council Original Writing Competition
Deadline Change - Recommended Contest
Deadline June 28 (must be received by this date), formerly June 29. Recommended free contest for Utah residents awards prizes up to $1,000 for prizes for book-length novels, autobiography/biography, story collections, and juvenile literature, plus smaller awards for individual poems, stories, and essays. Manuscript prizes are for authors with no published books in the genre they are entering; other prizes are open to all. Entries must be received by 5 pm local time. Enter online only.
April 30, 2013
What Editors Want: A Must-Read for Writers Submitting to Literary Magazines
New Resource - Writing Site
This article by Lynne Barrett in The Review Review gives comprehensive, essential advice about researching your markets, crafting the best possible submission, and responding to editors' comments. Favorite tip: share a few journal subscriptions with your writer friends and discuss the work published there, as an enhancement of your usual workshopping.
April 28, 2013
American-Scandinavian Foundation Translation Prizes
Deadline Change - Recommended Free Contest
Deadline June 7 (must be received by this date), formerly June 4. Recommended free contest awards $2,000 for unpublished English translations of modern poetry, fiction, drama, or literary prose originally written after 1800 in Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, or Swedish. $1,000 Leif & Inger Sjoberg Prize will also be awarded to an individual whose translations have not previously been published. Submissions should not exceed 25 pages of poetry or 50 pages of prose (double-spaced). Online entries only.
April 28, 2013
Fraser Institute Student Essay Contest
Deadline Change - Recommended Contest
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date), formerly June 30. Recommended free contest for high school, college, and graduate students awards prizes up to C$1,000 for short scholarly essays on an annual theme dealing with current events. 2013 topic is "Is the 'War on Drugs' working?" Enter by mail or online. Entries must be received by 5 PM Pacific time on the deadline date. Entries may be written in English or French. The Fraser Institute is a Canadian free-market think tank.
April 28, 2013
Hiett Prize in the Humanities
Deadline Change - Highly Recommended Contest
Deadline June 3, formerly June 1. Highly recommended free contest awards a $50,000 fellowship to a US citizen or permanent resident who has not yet reached his or her full potential, but whose work in the humanities shows extraordinary promise and has a significant public or applied component related to cultural concerns. Candidates must be within the early stages of a career track in which the primary work is in a field centered in or directly related to one or more of the humanities. Open to creative writers as well as scholars. Entrants must be nominated by an individual already established in the humanities.
April 28, 2013
Levellers Press
New Resource - Publisher
This small press based in Western Massachusetts publishes literary novels and short story collections through its Thornapple Books imprint, and poetry collections through Hedgerow Books. The press has also published nonfiction books relating to local history and progressive social thought. Poets in their catalog include Annie Boutelle, Patricia Lee Lewis, and Anne Love Woodhull. See website for submission guidelines.
April 27, 2013
(In)Visible Memoirs Project
New Resource - Writing Site
Memoir Journal's (In)Visible Memoirs Project nurtures, publishes, and circulates memoirs that are too often excluded from dominant literary discourses. Editors say, "Our focus is on communities traditionally underserved by literary programming and underrepresented in contemporary literature. We recognize that the exclusion of so many voices from literary programming limits our understanding of the world in which we live and deprives us all." They are seeking workshop proposals to bring the project to more communities in the US, with a special interest in the Inland Empire and San Joaquin Valley areas of California.
April 24, 2013
S.J. Crown: Blending Fiction and Sports Together
New Resource: Writing Site
The website of fiction writer Stanley Joel Crown features short stories, many with sports themes, and information on his novel 'The Victors Club', about a professional woman golfer battling sexism on her rise to the top. Also see his list of favorite sports movies and literature.
April 23, 2013
Jane Friedman's Self-Publishing Links
New Resource - Writing Site
Digital publishing expert Jane Friedman compiled this extensive list of resources about how to publish an e-book, find the right e-publishing services, and stay on top of changes in the industry.
April 23, 2013
Avoiding Scams in Agent-Curated Self-Publishing
New Resource - Writing Site
This article from David Gaughran's self-publishing blog "Let's Get Digital" warns about overpriced intermediaries.
April 20, 2013
Call for Submissions: Able Muse Translation Issue
Deadline March 31, 2014 (must be received by this date). Able Muse, a review of poetry, prose, and artwork, seeks submissions of poetry in English translation for a special issue to be guest-edited by Charles Martin. This is an open call for submission for this issue which will feature several of today's eminent English-language translators. Submit 1-5 previously unpublished and publishable translations, either by email or via their online form. See website for formatting requirements. No simultaneous submissions. Although it's not mandatory, you may include the text of the poem(s) in the original language(s), if available.
April 19, 2013
The Smart Approach to Contest Submissions
New Resource - Writing Site
In this essay from May/June 2013, the staff of Poets & Writers Magazine gives seven simple steps to make your contest submission choices more efficient and well-targeted.
April 19, 2013
Call for Submissions: Kore Press Open Reading Period
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Kore Press, a well-regarded literary press in Tucson, AZ, is seeking book-length manuscripts in poetry, memoir, short fiction, fiction and creative nonfiction, written by women, that reflect the highest standards of literary quality. They are also interested in work that is genre-bending and/or experimental. $35 fee. Entries should be submitted via their online form. Prose writers should submit only the first 50 pages (double-spaced), plus a synopsis if the book is a single work rather than a collection. For poetry, send a manuscript of 48-98 single-spaced pages. Although we don't always approve of reading fees without a cash prize, Kore Press has prestige and a good track record.
April 16, 2013
Call for Submissions: The Dreadful Cafe "Membrane" Anthology
Deadline October 1 (must be received by this date). The Dreadful Cafe seeks submissions of unpublished or self-published short fiction for their first anthology, 'Membrane'. All genres are eligible, but preference is given to stories that cross more than one and which reflect the color and theme described in the guidelines. Editors say, "Unreal. Imaginative. Intense. An escape from the safe. These stories will propel the reader - by wormhole or peephole - through the fantastic, the criminal, and the insane." Payment schedule is as follows: $125 for short stories (2,000-7,000 words), $250 for novelettes (7,001-15,000 words), and $500 and up for novellas (15,001-30,000 words). Enter online. Deadline confirmed by email.
April 16, 2013
The Metric
New Resource - Journal
This innovative international digital journal of poetry and short prose "aims to promote literary interestingness on the web at a grassroots level". For greater artistic freedom, submissions are published anonymously at first, with authors' names revealed in the next issue.
April 11, 2013
Tanka Teachers Guide 1st Edition
New Resource - Writing Site
Tanka Teachers Guide, a public service of the MET Press in cooperation with the Tanka Society of America, contains primary materials and resources about tanka poetry which educators and students may copy without seeking permission.
April 9, 2013
Open the Door: How to Excite Young People About Poetry
New Resource - Writing Site
This e-book is free to download from the Poetry Foundation website. Edited by Dorothea Lasky, Dominic Luxford, and Jesse Nathan, and co-published by McSweeneys Books, this selection of essays, interviews, and lesson plans gathers the best thinking about how we can impart the value and joy of poetry to kids.
April 9, 2013
Glossary Terms at the Poetry Foundation
New Resource - Writing Site
The Poetry Foundation provides this glossary of poetic terms, with links to examples by outstanding contemporary and classic poets.
April 9, 2013
Kind of a Hurricane Press
New Resource - Publisher
This small press publishes several poetry anthologies a year on various themes, in POD print and e-book formats. Recent themes have included "Barbie in a Blender" and "Poised in Flight". The press also sponsors online journals for different types of poetry.
April 6, 2013
Call for Submissions: Best American Experimental Writing Anthology
Deadline November 15 (must be received by this date). Omnidawn Publishing seeks submissions for the first volume of an annual anthology series, The Best American Experimental Writing ("BAX"). The first issue will be published in the spring of 2014 by Omnidawn Publishing. The Guest Editor, Cole Swensen, will choose 60% of the content; the Series Editors, Seth Abramson and Jesse Damiani, will select 20% of the content, and at least 20% of the content will be chosen by the Guest Editor and Series Editors from open submissions. Fee is $9 for 3 pieces of writing or 9 pages, whichever is shorter. Submit via online form. Editors say, "Neither this anthology nor its Editors or Publishers subscribe to a single definition for the term 'experimental writing.' No definition suffices; experimentation in the literary arts is by definition a moving target. Individual submitters must decide for themselves whether their work sufficiently challenges conventional literary mores to warrant submission to this project. While we anticipate that the bulk of submissions and selections will be authored by individuals who at least partially self-identify as poets, and that the bulk of submissions and selections will exhibit some manifestation of form or concept that reasonably may be attributed to a poetic impulse, our interest is equally in genre, cross-genre, and non-genre work. Consequently, no author should feel excluded from this open reading period on the grounds that she or he does not primarily write or publish work written under the sign of contemporary American poetry. Our focus, instead, is simply on literary work--of any vintage or variety--that pushes boundaries rather than conforming neatly to existing literary phenomena."
April 5, 2013
Zoetrope Virtual Studio
New Resource - Writing Site
In 1998, acclaimed film director Francis Coppola launched a website where writers could submit their short stories to his magazine, Zoetrope: All-Story. A community of writers quickly formed around the website. It became so popular so quickly that a few months later he created sites for novellas and screenplays. The Virtual Studio, which launched in June 2000, brings together the original sites as departments, plus includes new departments for other creative endeavors. Members can workshop a wide-range of film arts, including music, graphics, design, and film & video, as well as access some of the best e-collaboration tools.
April 1, 2013
Call for Submissions: Cyclamens and Swords
Deadline July 15 (must be received by this date). Cyclamens and Swords, an online literary journal edited by Israeli poets Helen Bar-Lev and Johnmichael Simon, seeks poetry, stories and artwork for their August issue. Poems should be on the theme of "Birds". Prose and art submissions for this issue can be on any theme. Send 1-4 poems, maximum 60 lines each, or 1-2 stories, maximum 5,000 words each. Enter online only.
March 29, 2013
Call for Submissions: RHINO
Deadline August 31 (don't enter before April 1). RHINO is an award-winning, eclectic, independent, internationally-oriented annual poetry journal of 37 years. They accept unpublished poems, flash fiction (750 words maximum), and poetry translations that compel, experiment, inspire, provoke, and/or sing. Online submissions preferred. See website for guidelines. RHINO also sponsors a poetry prize in the fall.
March 26, 2013
Writer's Drawer (The)
New Resource - Writing Site
The Writer's Drawer is a free online literary community that welcomes writers of all experience levels, with a special interest in international and non-native English-speakers. Site administrator Beryl Belsky offers free critiques of submissions. The site also includes book reviews and recommendations, and a free book promotion service for authors and editors. Their website design and writing quality are above-average for an online forum.
March 25, 2013
A.Word.A.Day
New Resource - Writing Site
Free daily emails from Wordsmith.org teach you a new vocabulary word or phrase, with its history and a lively quotation to illustrate usage.
March 25, 2013
We the Living Essay Contest for High School Students
Deadline Change - Highly Recommended Contest
Deadline May 6, formerly May 5. Highly recommended free contest for high school students (10th-12th grade) awards $3,000 top prize, other large prizes, for essays on Ayn Rand's novel 'We the Living'. Essays should be based on one of the three questions on the website, and be 700-1,500 words long. Online entries preferred. Contest is looking for entries that are sympathetic to Rand's libertarian philosophy. See website for other student contests.
March 21, 2013
Sport Literate
New Resource - Journal
This literary journal publishes creative nonfiction and poetry that explores sports and leisure pastimes. Personal essays, travelogues, first-person journalism, interviews, and humor are welcome. No fiction. See website for their annual contest.
March 18, 2013
Call for Submissions: The Blue Falcon: A Journal of Military Fiction
Deadline August 20 (must be received by this date). The Blue Falcon, a publication of Military Experience and the Arts, seeks short fiction submissions by veterans, family members, and anyone with a connection to military service. Editors say, "The image of a Blue Falcon evokes thoughts of beauty and freedom to those who've never served. However, for those who've worn the uniform, thoughts of mass punishment and using humor as a means of coping with 'that platoonmate who just doesn’t get it' paint a very different picture. This disconnect between the high ideals of the civilian world and the gritty, profane truth of military service is at the heart of The Blue Falcon's mission of using fiction as a road to truth and means of bridging the gap between military and civilian cultures." Send submissions by email according to guidelines on website. All entries will receive feedback and authors will be invited to join a free online collaborative writing group.
March 18, 2013
Military Experience and the Arts
New Resource - Writing Site
This organization's mission is to bridge the gap between military and civilian cultures through creative expression and scholarship. The site includes resources to help veterans write their personal stories. MEA publishes three magazines: The Blue Falcon, a journal of military fiction; Blue Streak, a journal of military poetry; and the Journal of Military Experience, an interdisciplinary scholarly periodical. See website for their calls for submissions.
March 14, 2013
Save the Earth Poetry Prize
Contest Added - Neutral Free Contest
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest awards seven top prizes of $200 to poems that "bring alive humankind’s awareness of the natural world." Submit one poem only per person, no length limit. Open to US high school students in 11th and 12th grade. Online entry only. Contest is co-sponsored by the Weeden Foundation, the mission of which is to "address the adverse impact of growing human populations and overuse of natural resources on the biological fabric of the planet" with a primary goal of protecting biodiversity, and Stanford University professor John Felstiner, author of 'Can Poetry Save the Earth? / A Field Guide to Nature Poems'.
March 14, 2013
Meat for Tea: The Valley Review
New Resource - Journal
Founded in 2006, this quarterly literary journal based in Western Massachusetts accepts poetry, fiction, essays, and artwork from writers around the world. Each issue has a meat- or tea-themed subtitle such as "Tartare" or "Pomegranate". They accept only online submissions; see website for formatting guidelines. A 2013 profile in the Daily Hampshire Gazette newspaper described their aesthetic as "generally slightly off-beat, with dark humor and art that leans to the surrealistic side."
March 13, 2013
Harold U. Ribalow Prize
Deadline Change - Recommended Free Contest
Deadline April 1 (must be received by this date), formerly April 20. Recommended free contest gives $3,000 for a published book of fiction on Jewish themes. Publishers should submit 3 copies of an English-language book published in the previous calendar year, to be mailed to Hadassah Magazine's NYC office. Sponsored by Hadassah: The Women's Zionist Organization of America. Early submission strongly encouraged.
March 12, 2013
Henry Hazlitt Contest for Business Fiction
Contest Added - Neutral Free Contest
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). New neutral free contest awards $500 and publishing contract with $2,000 royalty advance for an unpublished novel with a business or economics theme by a debut author. Open to US residents. Enter online only. No simultaneous submissions.
March 10, 2013
Get Published Now: Molli Nickell, Publishing Consultant
New Resource - Writing Site
Molli Nickell, a former Time-Life editor and journalist, now teaches writers to create marketing documents and make effective pitches to agents and editors. She also guides writers through the pros and cons of self-publishing. Her website features monthly contests with the prize of a free consultation. Based on the sample pitches and manuscript excerpts on the site, this service seems most appropriate for writers of genre fiction or commercial nonfiction.
March 7, 2013
Philosophy After Dark
New Resource - Journal
This literary weblog features weekly poems with philosophical themes, and short essays about history and culture.
March 6, 2013
Call for Submissions: The Minetta Review
Deadline March 31 (must be received by this date), extended from March 15. The Minetta Review is run by undergraduates at New York University. Established in 1974, it is the university's oldest literary publication. The editors are soliciting email submissions of poetry, fiction, essays, dramatic works, artwork, and pieces that combine text and visual art. Length limit for submissions is 1-3 poems, one prose piece of 1,500 words maximum, or up to 10 artworks.
March 6, 2013
Bath Short Story Award Blog
New Resource - Writing Site
The website of this British contest for short fiction includes the "Get Writing" blog which features short craft essays and writing prompts.
March 6, 2013
Zocalo Public Square Poetry Prize
Deadline Change - Neutral Contest
Deadline April 1 (must be received by this date), formerly November 5. Neutral free contest awards $1,000 for a poem by a US author that best evokes a connection to place. "Place" may be interpreted by the poet as a place of historical, cultural, political or personal importance; it may be a literal, imaginary or metaphorical landscape. Send 1-3 poems, no length limit, by email. Zocalo Public Square connects people to ideas and to each other in an open, accessible, non-partisan and broad-minded spirit. Through our web magazine, lectures, panels, screenings, and conferences, Zocalo takes on ideas that enhance our understanding of community--the forces that strengthen or undermine human connectedness and social cohesion.
March 6, 2013
Marine Corps Heritage Foundation (The)
New Resource - Writing Site
The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation sponsors several free awards for books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction by veterans and/or about Marine Corps history and life.
March 6, 2013
WTPoem App
New Resource - Writing Site
WTPoem is a poem-of-the-day iPhone app from literary publisher WordTech Communications. Authors in their extensive catalog include Rachel Hadas, Allison Joseph, Annie Finch, Barbara Crooker, Walter Bargen, Norbert Krapf, Rane Arroyo, Melissa Morphew, and Winning Writers editor Jendi Reiter.
March 6, 2013
48 Hour Books
New Resource - Writing Site
This self-publishing company promises quick turnaround and responsive customer service. Pricing is easy to calculate on the website.
March 5, 2013
Call for Submissions: Wag's Revue Heteronymicon Challenge
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Wag's Revue, an innovative online journal of poetry, prose, and artwork, seeks submissions of poems written under an invented identity, or "heteronym". Send 1-5 unpublished poems along with brief bio of your alter ego who wrote them, via their Submittable online form. Editors say, "We'd like to think that the Internet could accommodate the likes of Fernando Pessoa, the Portuguese poet of the early 20th century who wrote under the guise of over 70 heteronyms), each with distinct writing styles, biographies, and politics...Yet when it comes to the contemporary poet, the single-name paradigm dominates. A writer who manifests multiple heteronymic identities could hardly be expected to thrive in the system of magazine publication, book contests, MFAs, and residencies...We invite you to invent your own heteronym and send us up to five of their poems, along with a small biographical sketch. The worthiest of them will be published in Wag's 15. In the month following release, we'll reveal the real names of the heteronyms on our blog, The Wag, in addition to brief essays about your experience writing as them."
February 28, 2013
FlashFiction.net
New Resource - Writing Site
Updated daily, this site features short craft essays on writing and marketing your flash fiction.
February 28, 2013
The deadline for our 12th annual free humor poetry contest is April 1. Compete for $2,000 in prizes.
The 12th annual Wergle Flomp Humor Poetry Contest will award $2,000 for the best humor poems. This contest is free to enter and open to
all poets. The winning poem will earn $1,000. Ten honorable mentions will receive $100 each. All winners will be published online. Submit
your entry at WinningWriters.com by April 1.
February 27, 2013
Aethlon
New Resource - Journal
Aethlon is a print journal that celebrates the intersection of literature with the world of play, games, and sport. It is sponsored by the Sport Literature Association. Aethlon publishes poetry, fiction, juried scholarly and critical essays, and book reviews. Online entries preferred. No simultaneous submissions. See website for their editorial preferences.
February 26, 2013
Children's Books on the Disability Experience
New Resource - Writing Site
The American Library Association has compiled this bibliography of books for young readers that portray emotional, mental, or physical disability experiences, most published between 2000-2008. Visit their website for guidelines for the Schneider Family Book Awards, a free contest honoring an author or illustrator for a book that embodies an artistic expression of the disability experience for child and adolescent audiences.
February 25, 2013
Call for Submissions: "Writing After Retirement" Anthology
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date), extended from March 28. Scarecrow Press seeks essay submissions from successful retired writers from the US and Canada for a forthcoming anthology, to be edited by Carol Smallwood and Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer. Authors must have previously pursued other careers and taken up writing after retirement. With living longer, early retirement, popularity of memoir writing, this is a how-to for baby boomers who now have time to write. Looking for topics as: Business Aspects of Writing, Writing as a New Career, Networking, Using Life Experience, Surveys/Interviews on Retired Writers, Finding Your Niche, Getting Published, Following Dreams Put on Hold, Privacy and Legal Issues, Working With Editors, Time Management. Contributors will be paid in copies. Please email two chapter topics, each described in two sentences, with brief bio pasted into the email message, to smallwood@tm.net, placing RETIREMENT/Last Name on the subject line. If co-authored, include bios for each. Completed essays should be 3,000-4,000 words.
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