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Wow e-Newsletter BACKLIST
All Wow Principle e-newsletters include story needs for various major anthology titles, along with deadlines that may be a month
away or a year away, so be sure to check them all.
When the newest issue of the Wow Principles e-newsletter is electronically sent free to those on our e-mail list, we will post the previous issue for everyone to access. The e-newsletters are PDF files, so you will need Adobe Acrobat in order to open them (free at www.adobe.com). The following issues are now available (click on the month to view the issue):
2008 Issues
November 2008:
Interview with new Chicken Soup Publisher
October 2008: History
Retold: Historical Research
September
2008: On a Mission--Creating Your Book's Mission Statement and TOC
August
2008: What's in a Name?
July 2008: Dog Days
of Summer
June 2008: Getting Your Book Into Bookstores
May 2008: Changing
Times
April 2008: What's Your Platform?
March
2008: Travel Writing--Tips for Making the Most of Your Time
February
2008: Writing for the Heart; Romance Writing
January
2008: Telling It Like It Is
2007 Issues
December 2007: 2007 Hodgepodge
November 2007: The Importance of
First Impressions
October 2007: Learning from the
(Stephen) King
September 2007: Grant Writing
Session II
August 2007: Grant Writing
Introduction
July 2007: Working with Writer's
Market
June 2007: Double Trouble:
Plagiarism and You
May 2007: Timing is Everything
April 2007: Taking Stock: Chicken
Soup Story Selection Process
March 2007: To Promote or Not to
Promote (Yourself and Your Books)
February 2007: It Could Be You
(Getting Published)
January 2007: Hodgepodge of Fun Writer's Tips
2006 Issues
January 2006: Knowing Your Rights:
"Permissions" for using other people in your stories
February 2006: The Romance Market.
Obtaining an ISBN for Self-Published Books
March 2006: Steinbeck's 10,000
Poems Project
April 2006: Getting It Right the
First Time: Opening Sentences for Teen Novels
May 2006: Meeting Your Writing
Deadlines
June 2006: Travel Writing 1A
July 2006: Travel Writing 1B
August 2006: Travel Writing
101--Tips for Selling Travel Stories
September 2006: Anthology Writing
Tips: Working with Editors and Coauthors
October 2006: Introduction to
Ghostwriting
November 2006: Part I: Introduction
to Interviewing Techniques
December 2006: Part II:
Interviewing Techniques
2005 Issues
November 2005: Dealing with Style
Issues
December 2005: Wanna-be
Writer vs. the Successful Writer
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