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Dmitri Jackson
Dmitri Jackson is a graphic novelist, freelance illustrator, and photographer. He also serves as instructional technologist for the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis. Jackson's work has been featured in Riverfront Times, The Believer, and American Illustration 40. He also manages Frotoon…
Melissa Yap-Stewart
M. Yap-Stewart, also known as Yap Fong Yee, can usually be found on set doing whatever it is that script supervisors do…which is actually quite a lot! She is pretty proud to have an IMDB page , having worked on Evil (2019), Russian Doll (2019) and Orange Is the New…
Jeanette Stickel
Jeanette Stickel is an award-winning author of poetry and has authored several books for children, speech therapists, teachers and parents. She is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Jeanette has provided speech therapy in schools and speech clinics in California,…
J.R. Weber
I never wanted to be an astronaut. I did want to be a major-league catcher, a composer, a ship's captain, a famous preacher, the tallest, handsomest guy in school. I have been none of those. I have been a small-animal whisperer, a dad, a teacher, an editor of academic and…
The Writer’s Workout
Resource site offers tracking software to organize your submissions and drafts
Horror Tree
Resource site for horror writers includes submission calls, craft essays, and author interviews
Down the Hall
By Jennifer Davis Michael
Publishing and Marketing Scams List at Writer Beware
Watchlist of over 50 companies that target authors with deceptive marketing
Martha’s Vineyard Summer Writers Conference
Over $25,000 in Fellowships to Educators, Parent-Writers, Writers of Color, and Queer Writers
Elk River Writers Workshop
Explore your wild in Paradise Valley Montana
Fourth Genre Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize
Nonfiction essays up to 6,000 words can win $1,000 and publication in the issue of Fourth Genre that’s featured at AWP
The Palette Poetry Spotlight Award
Poets can win $2,000, publication, and a profile in Poets & Writers magazine across a quarter-page ad
The Masters Review Winter Short Story Award
New writers can win $3,000, publication, and agency review
Craft Capsule: The End
Poet Cameron Awkward-Rich on how to tell when a poem is done
Subscriber News: January 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
How to Write a Memoir
Journalist and nonfiction writer William Zinsser’s advice on memoir structure and audience
Almond Press Writing Competitions Event Calendar
Scottish small press curates extensive list of UK and international contests
Flying Kites: A Story of the 2013 California Prison Hunger Strike
By the Stanford Graphic Novel Project
Nothing Changes
By Gary Beck
Closure
By Alan Perry
LitSpace St. Petersburg Writers’ Residency
Fiction writers, poets, playwrights, essayists, and memoirists are invited to apply for a two-week spring residency in St. Petersburg, Florida
Learning English Language Arts with the New York Times
NYT archives selected for writing lessons
The Stella Kupferberg Memorial Short Story Contest
A writing competition sponsored by the stage and radio series Selected Shorts
Catalyst Creative Coaching with Lindsay Merbaum
Support that takes you full circle through the creative process
peculiar: a queer literary journal
Utah-based magazine of writing and art by LGBTQ creators
Subscriber News: December 2019
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
The Reader Teacher
Teacher reviews and recommends children’s books
Good Show Sir
Blog showcases the worst in sci-fi and fantasy book cover design
Character Naming Tips and Resources at the Kindlepreneur
Digital marketing blogger gives advice and resources for naming characters in different genres
Here Now
By David Kherdian
Write Now! Coach
Book coach Rochelle Melander offers workshops, consultations, and critique groups
Esther and Willow
By Laurel Blossom
Global City Press
NYC-based press aims to be a “literary metropolis of the imagination”
Subscriber News: November 2019
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Mannheim
By Erika Dreifus
A Thousand Acres
By Jane Smiley
Gus Stadstad
Gus Stadstad writes poetry in his spare time. He's been published on a few occasions, and he's won the Joyce Kilmer Bad Poetry Contest and the Guinness Pub Poetry World Championship.
PhotoBloom
Fine art photographer Carol Bloom’s works are suitable for literary book covers
Waxwing
Online journal showcasing the diversity of contemporary American and international literature
Where to Find Free Short Stories Online
BookRiot’s list of free-to-read literary journals and archives
Hometown Reads
City-specific directory connects writers with readers and bookstores in their area
The Over-manipulation Problem
Novelist and editor May Peterson cautions against excessive revisions
Belmont Story Review
University lit mag in Nashville pays contributors
Hidden Memories
By Jesse James Doty
Barbara Milton and Margo Barnes Win the 27th Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Barbara Milton of Milford, Connecticut won first prize in fiction and $2,000 for her story, “The Snake” . Margo Barnes of Tucson, Arizona won first prize in nonfiction and $2,000 for her essay, “Anointed” . 1,895 entries were received from around the world. Dennis Norris II judged with assistance from…
Winning Writers Announces the Winners of the 27th Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Barbara Milton and Margo Barnes won our 2019 fiction and essay contest
The Frugal Book Promoter, 3rd Edition, by Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Give your book the best possible start in life
The Carve Magazine Prose & Poetry Contest
Win $1,000 and publication for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry
Campfire Pro
Software that helps writers organize their stories and keep track of the details all in one place
A Friendship Forever by Five Paths Publishing, Winner of the North Street Book Prize
This heartwarming story of friendship and the life of chimpanzees helps children understand and cope with loss, change, and emotions
