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ARTICLES FOR STORYTELLERS |
How Long Is A Chapter?
How long should your chapter
be?
I can't resist... I have to
say it.
"How long is piece of
string?"
Of course, that smart-aleck
answer is of no use to you whatsoever if you're sitting there,
frozen over the keyboard, wondering where you should end Chapter One
and start typing 'Chapter Two'.
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read more,
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"I've shot the Bear" - interview with Rosemarie Somaiah
Excerpts ...
Rosemarie:I was born in India and grew up there. India is a land of such incredible diversity, that anything you say about India could possibly be true of about a million people and possibly completely untrue of about 9 million people. So, though my childhood was unique in some ways, it was considered fairly standard for the people that I grew up with, in that particular time and place
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read more,
please
click here ...
Association with Storytellers - interview with Dianne (Di) Bates
Excerpts ...
Di:
Australia still has no national charter of rights for children, nothing
that legally standardises how adults shall treat children and what
rights a child has in relation to the law. This allows abusive parents
to move their children around the country at whim. Even within the state
where I live – NSW – the departmental body responsible for the care of
abused children is so under-resourced that child deaths can and do
occur, even when there have been multiple notifications of abuse from
concerned adults – doctors, relatives, teachers, neighbours. Yes,
superficially children appear to do well in our ‘civilised’ country, but
under the surface they are vulnerable. The law needs to be changed,
resources need to be greatly increased.
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read more,
please
click here ...
If you would like to be interviewed for this
column, please send an email to
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 BRIGHT LIGHTS AND BAGPIPES
Excerpts ...
The summer season has begun in Great Britain and in Edinburgh, this means festivals galore. Not only is Edinburgh the host city for the world famous annual military tattoo, but the city also orchestrates five incredible festivals throughout the summer months that bring thousands of visitors from around the globe. It is nearly impossible to walk down the Royal Mile during the month of August without being bombarded with flyers for various comedy shows, musicals, cabarets and Shakespearean plays performed on bouncy castles. From the month of June until September, Edinburgh takes New York’s title as the city that doesn’t sleep and overwhelms visitors and locals with the variety and diversity of the entertainment it provides on a twenty-four hour basis.
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 The higher you go (2)
Excerpts ...
So why don’t you begin to compress your thoughts, actions, ways and methods. The way you work and live; why don’t you compress and simplify them, chill your atmosphere and make life and work easier for you.
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The £12 billion mistake.
Excerpts ...
As part of their plans for global domination, the public relations department of EFFU had been busy honing the bribing strategy for local and national politicians and newspaper editors.
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PAYING MARKETS FOR STORYTELLERS |
 Christian Writing Markets
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Christian Writing; it's a market so big that it cannot be ignored. Typical of Christian writing, both the publications featured below insist upon true stories. Would it be unchristian to pass off as a true story something you invented? I'll leave you to make up your own minds on that one.
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 Amazon.com and Paypal – Anyone in the world can buy (usually) but not everyone in the world can sell.
Excerpts...
I know that when I started, I desperately wanted my books to be sold via Amazon.com; furthermore, as Paypal
was free to join and seemed very popular, I wanted to use this facility.
After much research, I knew that it would be financially and physically
impossible for me to do this. When Bill Keeth faced his problems with
his book, I wanted to know if things had improved and did some research.
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STORYTELLER'S NUTS AND BOLTS |
 Lay or Lie?
Since the 14th century people have been getting confused when using lay and lie. Just what is the difference between these two words and why do we always get them mixed up?
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Virgo's Child
Excerpts ...
Virgo children are usually quite easy to raise. They are neat, organized, and have a gentle sense of humor that you will enjoy. They are rarely hateful and mean. They are so well behaved that I think most parents just sort of leave them to themselves since they are like miniature adults.
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The Curious Incident of The Dog in the Night-Time
by Mark Haddon
Excerpts
... For me, this novel is a cross between a murder-mystery novel and a literary
one. For one, the plot of this story is very much in the style of a whodunit –
throughout, the reader is kept guessing about the answer to the question, “Who
murdered this dog?” All the clues are placed in the appropriate places in the
novel, the characters are defined and dialogue genuine. And yet, the style of
writing is so unique:...
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We are putting together a comedy showcase for our talent at the Hollywood Improv on September 2nd at 8PM. It should be a great show, and after the show, there'll be a happy hour for all of the industry to mingle with each other and the comics (with cheap beers).
We've already gotten confirmations from staff at VH1, The Late Late Show, The Hollywood Reporter, National Lampoon, ICM, CBS Mobile, and more.
We'd like you to come. Please
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Tuesday, September 2nd - 8PM
Hollywood Improv
8162 Melrose Ave (just west of Crescent Heights) West
Hollywood, CA.
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BUZZ WORDS
An online professional Australian-based magazine, Buzz Words (All the Buzz about Children’s Books), is targeted at children’s writers, illustrators, librarians, teachers and editors. On the 1st and 15th of every month the e-zine features a free-entry writing contest – with prizes – as well as interviews with editors, authors, illustrators, agents, booksellers and publicists as well as writing markets, opportunities, competitions, courses, conferences, book reviews and valuable industry information all related to the children’s book industry. If you wish to download a sample issue, go to
www.buzzwordsmagazine.com.
Compiler/editor Dianne (Di) Bates pays for articles and interviews. The magazine was begun in July 2006 and to date it have published over 700 reviews of children’s books. An online review magazine, Books Buzz, a Buzz Words' supplement, is also sent to subscribers bimonthly. Check out Di’s books on her website
www.enterprisingwords.com
STEALING FIRE FROM THE GODS
JAMES BONNET’S
Seven Day Creative Adventure in Nans Sous Sainte Anne, France
A Storymaking Seminar and Workshop/Retreat September 21 thru 27
Imagine immersing yourself in your story or script at a writing and storymaking seminar and workshop/retreat in a beautiful tranquil French village, where you will work one-on one with internationally known author, teacher and story consultant, James Bonnet.
Space is very limited and must be on a first come, first serve basis, so don’t delay in signing up for this special opportunity.
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