Happy Weekend, Scribblers!
Thanks to all of you who came out to hear Big Shady and the Shady Ladies read last night at Infusion Tea in College Park. Great fun!
If you missed out, it is not too late to have a poetic weekend. Maitland Art Fest starts tomorrow, Saturday, April 21st, and several area poets will be reading at the Maitland Art Center tent next to the history museum house and carpentry shop on the far side of the lake. The schedule follows:
Saturday, April 21st:
12 noon Darlyn Finch and Brad Kuhn
1 pm Ian Jones and Amy Watkins
2 pm Ilyse Kusnetz and Alex Copeland
3 pm Mistie Watkins and Mason Ashcraft
4 pm Ryan Wollard and Cye Watkins
Sunday, April 22nd:
12 noon Chaz Yorick and Brian
1 pm Amy Watkins
2 pm Hinda Paquette and Russ Golata
3 pm Claire Wright
4 pm Troy Jewell
Celebrations:
Driving You Home, a poem by Terri Chastain, was accepted for publication in Revelry 2007, the annual literary journal for Seminole Community College.
There will be a reading on Tuesday, May 22 at 7:30 PM in the SCC Multi Purpose Room of the Student Union Center. For more info, call 407-708-2058.
Yaaaaaaaaay, Terri!
Linda Dunlap is also having a poem published in Revelry, AND she won 3rd place in a recent AAUW fiction contest. Congratulations, Linda!
On Friday, April 19th, Terry Odell released her second ebook, Whats in a Name? For more information, visit her website, http://www.terryodell.com/ or Cerridwen Press, http://www.cerridwenpress.com/. Kudos, Terry!
Leslie Halpern wrote a wonderful review of Red Wax Rose, by Darlyn Finch, for the online publication Suite 101. Many thanks, Leslie! Read the review here:
http://poetry.suite101.com/article.cfm/book_review_red_wax_rose
Rik Feeney has published a new book, Gymnastics Journal and Meet Survival Guide.
It is available at http://www.gymnasticstrainingtips.com/ and within the next few days all major online booksellers like Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Borders, etc.
Awesome, Rik!
Susan Long has an essay called "Rediscovering Daddy," that has been published in Voices of Lung Cancer, an anthology comprised of stories and essays written by patients, caregivers, medical professionals, celebrities and friends. The first two books in the anthology, Voices of Lung Cancer and Voices of Alzheimers, were chosen as the inaugural books in the series because of the staggering statistics associated with these diseases.
The book series will be published and distributed through a commercial coventure with LaChance Publishing, which has pledged to donate 100 percent of the profits from book sales to The Healing Project. The next books in the series slated for publication are Voices of Breast Cancer, Voices of Alcoholism and Voices of Multiple Sclerosis.
To learn more about The Healing Project, to purchase a book, or to submit a story for future publications, visit file://www.thehealingproject.org/. The books can also be purchased on Amazon.com.
Way to go, Susan!
Hi, Scribblers!
I am very excited to announce that my April book release, MY LADYS TREASURE, is now available! This medieval historical romance has a little bit of everything: adventure, mystery, sensual love scenes, a couple of murders, and a quest to find King Arthurs lost Celtic treasure thrown in for added excitement. The talented team at Medallion Press did a fabulous job of the inside layout. One of the really neat touches is the image of the goblet used to separate scene breaks. Since my story is loosely based on the legend of the Holy Grail, this is the perfect touch.
Romantic Times Book Reviews magazine gave MY LADYS TREASURE 4 and a half stars! This is equivalent to a Fantastic, Keeper rating! Woo-hoo!
Lettetia, an official reviewer for Historical Romance Writers, gave my book a 9 out of 10 overall rating and said: The quest for the treasure; fighting treachery at every turn, is fast paced, well plotted, with a climactic ending. A feast for any medieval fan; MY LADYS TREASURE is well worth the time, and is sure to be a book you will want to revisit from time to time.
An excerpt from Chapter One is available on my website at http://www.catherinekean.com
Thanks and best wishes,
Catherine Keene
MY LADYS TREASURE, Medallion Press, April 2007
http://www.catherinekean.com/
Scribblers Sharing Info:
New York Times bestselling author Steve Berry will give the keynote talk at an FWA luncheon and also present a workshop on research, backstory, and great beginnings. His new book, The Alexandria Link, debuted at numer four on the NY Times list.
Titled Shift Your Writing into High Gear, the conference runs from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday, May 19th at the Ponte Vedra library, and covers a variety of subjects from screenwriting to plot development, from writing short stories to tips on revision. Early bird registration through April 30, and is only $40 for FWA members and $60 for nonmembers. After April 30, the conference fee increases to $50 for FWA members and $75 for nonmembers. Ten minute one on one appointments are also available with any of the presenters, except Steve Berry, for $20 per session. The fee includes a box lunch, morning and afternoon refreshments, and an invitation to the May 18 Book Fair. The Book Fair will feature author panels, question and answer sessions, and book signings.
Advance conference registration is requested, and the registration form may be downloaded from the FWA website, http://www.floridawriters.net/. Be patient if the form is not on the FWA site for a few days as we are a bit ahead of the curve here. For more about the conference, the complete schedule, and information on the presenters, go to http://www.windrusher.com/Index.html.
Mary Brotherton has launched her new website. You are all welcome to join the forums and get in on the chats. http://www.marybrotherton.com/
New book released April 1
Writer Profits: How I Got the Gig
Here is what you will find inside:
Networking Masterpieces by Cheryl Wright
Vacation Adventures Inspire Book Ideas by Shara Rendell Smock
Starting My Technical Writing Career by Patrick Kennedy
Getting the Ghostwriting Gig by Marie Pacha
Tips Writing for Internet Income by Amy Krug
Writing for Television by Michael Allen
Earn More in Less Time By Writing About What You Know by Resmi Jaimon
Writing Course Leads to First Acceptance by Jenny Burr
Networking for $$$ by Cynthia Lueck Sowden
Getting Published: From Novels to Young Adult Fiction & Children's Books by Jacqueline Seewald
Building a Gig Trap Through Organizational Activity by Sue Ellen Davison
Skewering Online Writing Jobs by Misti Wolanski
Magazine Writing & More by Sharon Greenaway
GET A Gimmick, Land a Column by Chuck Baker
Editors Tell You What They Want - Believe Them by Susan Carter
To see the other books by Shara Rendell-Smock, go to http://www.sharasmock.com/.
Here is a note from a concerned Scribbler:
Are you an animal lover? Can you make a home for a 9 year old West Highland terrier? Do you know anyone who could?
My daughter Rachel, 18, routinely visits Orange County pound. She says there is an older Westie there. Do not know the circumstances. But it does not look good for him. He is there until Friday and then would be put to sleep.
Rachel is a mush, a true animal lover, and although we cannot adopt him, I promised I would spread the word about him as far and wide as I could, hence this email. (We are full up at our house, with three inside cats and a 7-year-old Westie. And then an outside cat.)
Anyway, if you know of anyone who might be seeking an older dog to adopt, please contact us right away. You can call Rachel direct at 407-230-8867, and she will give you the scoop. Or you can email back.
If you are an animal lover, I know you will understand this email.
Appreciate any help orconsideration you can give, or if you know anyone who might be interested, please be in touch.
Michael Murphy
ubermurph@hotmail.com
I have been developing the podcast for Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church in Dayton, OH where (my father) Rev. Dr. Ronald L. Glenn is the pastor. You can currently hear sermons from Sunday morning services each week. I'll soon be adding content from weekly bible studies and other events. If interested, please give it a listen. You can also help spread the word by forwarding the information to others you believe may be interested. You can visit the podcast website at:
http://www.waymanchapelame.org/podcasting
or subscribe to our RSS feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheWaymanChapelAmeChurchPodcast
for iTunes use:
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Thanks,
Jason Glenn
To the Adventures in Christian Writing group:
We have just learned of the death of Georgia Maynard, a former president of our group. I wanted to let you know that her memorial service will be held this Saturday--unfortunately at the same time as our regular meeting which begins at 9:30 a.m. We certainly will understand if some of you need to attend Georgias service rather than attending the meeting of Adventures in Christian Writing. The service will be held at the Reformation Chapel of First Presbyterian Church of Orlando, Saturday, April 21 at 10 a.m.
You will be able to read her obituary in todays Orlando Sentinel. Georgia was a very gracious lady and was an inspiring leader for our group several years ago. She will be missed.
Joanna Adicks Wallace
Membership Chairman
Adventures in Christian Writing
joannaw@quixnet.net
407-841-2157
What's Happening:
Poetry Under the Oaks will be presented on Saturday, April 21st at 2 pm behind the WT Bland Public Library, 1995 North Donnelly Street, Mount Dora 352-735-7180. Sign up at the library.
Spring is the season of growth and renewal, the perfect time to try something new. Now is a good time to get out of your familiar rut and put a little zig and and a little zag into your creative journey. Our ideas are in full bloom. Besides our great regular offerings like Writing Around Town and Yoga and Writing, we have got some great new outside of the box learning opportunities for you.
Join in a conversation about the true nature of the mind, the self, and the world at our next CREATIVE SALON, check out what Lezlie Laws
EMBODIED CREATIVITY can do for your writing, or look to the theater for guidance on how to practice the art of storytelling in FROM THE STAGE TO THE PAGE with Stacy Barton. Veer out of your comfort zone, it is good for you. These workshops are sure to put the spark back into your creative work. Get the details on these workshops and more here: http://www.madaboutwords.com/070418NEWS.html
Wednesday Open Words is the Wednesday open mic poetry night at Austin Coffee and Film.
Energetic and Friendly Co-Hosts Chaz Yorick and Claire Wright provide an inclusive atmosphere where first time readers and seasoned poets alike can come together and share their words.
Read your original poetry or the poetry of your favorite author.
Read an excerpt from a short story or novel that you have written.
Entertain people with your political rant.
Enlighten everyone with your persuasive speech.
WHERE: Austin Coffee & Film, 929 W. Fairbanks Avenue, Winter Park , FL 32879
WHEN: Wednesdays at 8:30pm to 11pm
2007 Wizards of Words Writers Conference Friday and Saturday, September 14 and 15 at the Quorum Hotel in Tampa, Florida
Information about the conference is available at www.wizardsofwords.org/tampa.html
What does the Jack Kerouac
Writers in Residence Project do for writers like you?
On Wednesday, May 2, the Florida Writers Association Orlando Chapter hosts a presentation by poet and creative nonfiction writer Darlyn Finch, former Kerouac Project writer in residence.
Darlyn Finch is the author of Red Wax Rose, a collection of stories and poems that has garnered praise from such publications as The Comstock Review. Almost as remarkable as the book itself is the path it took to publication. Much of the material in it was produced during the three months Finch recently spent as the writer in residence at the Kerouac House in College Park. One of the short stories in the book was the writing sample she submitted in application to the program. Red Wax Rose is also the first in Shady Lane Press Kerouac Writers Series, designed to showcase the talents of Kerouac House writers in residence.
Darlyn Finch is a poet known for her saucy style and engaging readings; she is also a gifted short story writer and storyteller. Her work has appeared in literary journals, newspapers, and online. Her poems have been featured on Poetic Logic on WMFE FM. She is a repeat winner of the Mt. Dora Festival of Art and Literature; cultural liaison for the Society of American Travel Writers Institute; and the eponymous Scribbler, author of the Scribbles literary newsletter and sunscribbles.com. She holds an English degree from Rollins College and is pursuing her Master of Fine Arts at Spalding University.
What is the Jack Kerouac Writers in Residence Project? Is the three month residency program for you? What does it take to be considered? Is publication by Shady Lane Press an automatic result of residency? Bring all your questions to FWAs May meeting. Darlyn has the answers. She will also read from her book and sign copies after the meeting. If you have never heard Darlyn read, do not miss this opportunity. Her new CD of Red Wax Rose will also be available.
Join us on Wednesday, May 2, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the University Club of Winter Park, located at 841 Park Ave. North. That is on the corner of Park and Webster, just north of the heart of downtown Winter Park. Come to the side entrance where you will see the long ramp. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Tom Wallace at tommyflorida@earthlink.net, or at 407-332-0122.
Calls for Submissions:
I am looking for a writer to collaborate on developing my ideas into a written screen play. I have several working ideas as well as character development, plot, and story line. But I need a writer to help me with getting it all on paper in the proper format. This will be a 50, 50 opportunity. If interested please respond to my myspace http://www.myspace.com/tomjorlando or to my direct email tomjorlando@yahoo.com. Please give some details about you and your educational background. Please be from the Central Florida area.
Thank you very much!
Thomas Juliano
PH 407 641 4210
Fax 407 654 1225
Thanks for your attention!
Darlyn Finch
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Salutations, Scribblers!
Come out tomorrow night, Thursday, April 12th at 9:15 pm to Stardust Video and Coffee, 1842 Winter Park Road for the Broken Speech Grand Slam. Your $5 donation goes to send Team Orlando 2007 to the National Poetry Slam. Ten of Orlandos finest slam poets walk in, and only one walks out the Grand Slam Champion. Do not miss it! Go to http://www.brokenspeech.com/ for details. See you there!
Orlando, are you ready to meet the current Kerouac House Writer in Residence? She is ready to meet you! Come out at 7 pm on Thursday, April 19th to hear the Orlando debut of Fay Hart at the new, expanded location of Infusion Tea, 1600 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. 407-999-5255. Fay will be reading with Brad Kuhn, Summer Rodman, and Darlyn Finch, also known as Big Shady and the Shady Ladies, the Poets of Shady Lane Press. Bring your favorite poem and read at the open mic to follow. To learn more about Fay, see:
http://kerouacproject.org/author/fay/
(map http://tinyurl.com/yvgavb)
Infusion Tea is Orlando's organic tea café. The menu includes over 70 premium teas and an array of organic and vegetarian soups, salads, wraps and desserts.
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Celebrations:
The memoir that Matt Rothschild began while a student at Rollins College was recently purchased by Random House. There was also interest from Penguin, Harcourt, HarperCollins and Algonquin. Congratulations, Matt! We are excited and proud.
Scribbler Terry Odell got two great reviews for Finding Sarah:
http://www.fmam.biz/reviews/apr07.shtml#sarah
http://www.fallenangelreviews.com/2007/March/ChrisH-FindingSarah.htm
Kudos,Terry!
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Short stories from The Wild Rose Press
http://www.wildrosepublishing.com/authors/terryodell.htm
Finding Sarah, February 15, 2007
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My Ladys Treasure is now available from Catherine Kean. To learn more, go to: my website at http://www.catherinekean.com/ Great news, Catherine!
Scribblers Sharing Info:
We definitely need to support WPRKs fabulous KATIE BALL in the NPR Public Radio Talent Quest. It is Monday, April 16th at 5 pm, at http://www.publicradioquest.com/ Katie will upload two minutes of audio for a chance to win $10,000 and her own pilot show that will be considered for funding. The public can take part in this, so PLEASE give Katie your support by voting early and often, as they say. Remember when the Scribblers pulled together and helped Als sons dog win Americas Funniest Home Videos? Well, Katie is even cuter and smarter and more talented than the dog, so do your part!!!!!
Check out all the latest opportunities and writerly news from Jamie Morris at: http://www.woodstreamwriters.com/ Thanks for the lovely kudos on Red Wax Rose, Jamie!
Go to Marge Clausers new website: http://www.clauser.net/ Enjoy!
April 16 though May 6
Residency #123
Artists-in-Residence Program
Artists participating in Atlantic Centers Artists-in-Residence program are composer Robert Dick, visual artist James Hyde, poet Alice Notley, and 24 Associate Artists
Atlantic Center for the Arts
Information: 386.427.6975.
http://www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org/
What's Happening:
Six award-winning local romance authors will be signing copies of their latest books on Saturday, April 14 from 2 pm to 5 pm at Barnes & Noble at 7900 W. Sand Lake Road in Orlando. Meet Dara Edmondson, Louise M. Gouge, Catherine Kean, Karen Kendall, Terry Odell and Roxanne St. Claire. For more information, contact Barnes & Noble (407) 345-0900.
Run up the road to St. Augustine this weekend to catch Connie May Fowler, Lee Standiford, and Janis Owens at Flagler College. See the attached flyer for details.
Saturday, April 21 at 2 pm enjoy Poetry Under the Oaks presented by the WT Bland Public Library and the Mt. Dora Library Association. 1995 North Donnelly Street, Mt. Dora, 352-735-7180. Sign up at the library.
Saturday, May 19 from 9:30 am to 5 pm at the Ponte Vedra Branch Library the NE Florida Chapter of the Florida Writers Association will host Shift Your Writing Into High Gear, an intensive one-day writers conference. For more info, go to http://www.floridawriters.net/ There is a low cost and advanced registration is required, so do not delay. Steve Berry is the keynote speaker.
We all know that Urban Think is the place for writers. Go to their website and check out their April calendar. Holy Cow! http://www.urbanthinkorlando.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp
Calls for Submissions:
The Kerouac House is accepting applications for next season. If Darlyn can do it, so can you! For more info, go to: http://www.kerouacproject.org/ Good luck!
Writers Digests Writing Competition Deadline is May 15th. Go to http://www.writersdigest.com/ for details.
Also check this out on the Writers Digest website:
Win $3,000 in cash. Gain national exposure for your book. Catch the attention of prospective editors and publishers
Writers Digest is searching for the best self-published books of the past few years. Whether you are a professional writer, part-time freelancer, or a self-starting student, here is your chance to enter the only competition exclusively for self-published books. THE CATEGORIES:
Mainstream/Literary Fiction
Genre Fiction
Nonfiction
Inspirational (Spiritual, New Age)
Life Stories (Biographies, Autobiographies, Family Histories, Memoirs)
Children's Picture books
Middle-Grade/Young Adult books
Reference Books (Directories, Encyclopedias, Guide Books)
Poetry
ENTRY DEADLINE: Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Thanks for your attention!
Darlyn Finch
Scribbler
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Howdy, Scribblers!
Celebrations:
Please come out to help celebrate the 35th anniversary of Brushing.
Name:
Brushing 35th Anniversary Reading
Tagline:
Enjoy some great food, music and poetry on the Shore of Lake Virginia
Host:
Friends of Brushing, Sole Art & Literary Journal of all of Rollins
Type:
Party - Goodbye Party
Time and Place
Date:
Friday, April 6, 2007
Time:
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location:
Patio of the Cornell Museum of Fine Arts
Street:
1000 Holt Ave
City/Town:
Winter Park, FL
Contact Info
Phone:
860.874.8007
Email:
jdrew@rollins.edu
Darlyn Finch will read an excerpt from her short story, Tarzan, at this event.
Peggy Miller won first prize in the Orlando Poetry Troupe's annual poetry contest! She will read her winning poem at their celebration:
Love Is In the Air
Orlando Public Library, Library CentralSunday, April 29, 2 to 4 p.m.
Congratulations, Peggy!
Scribblers Sharing Info:
Boost your career by attending book expos and festivals
On Wednesday, April 4th, the Florida Writers Association Orlando Chapter hosts a presentation on the benefits of book expos and festivals by Rik Feeney and Tom Wallace.
When it comes to writing-oriented events, is there more to life than conferences? Absolutely! Rik Feeney and Tom Wallace will tell you how to reap the rewards of attending events such as Book Expo America and the Virginia Festival of the Book. What kinds of presentations and programs should you attend? Who will you meet? How much will it cost? What will you really get out of your attendance? How can you make the transition from attendee to presenter?
Rik Feeney is a publishing and marketing consultant, ghostwriter, workshop presenter, and the author of 28 books, including Back Handsprings: The Secret Techniques, released earlier this year. A former gymnastics coach in the US, Australia, and Bermuda, his numerous books on the sport have been used by athletes, coaches and parents. He is a frequent attendee of Book Expo America (BEA), sponsored by the American Booksellers Association. At last years Expo in Washington, DC, he was offered contracts by two publishers, and literally bumped into his new book agent.
Tom Wallace is a refugee of the corporate world and now a freelance writer and editor. His writing clients include PR and advertising firms, small businesses, entertainment companies, and private individuals. He has edited and rewritten book-length nonfiction, memoirs, academic materials, and novels in such genres as mystery, horror, chick lit, suspense, and mainstream. He recently attended the Virginia Festival of the Book, produced by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, where he represented his own interests and those of some of his clients.
Join us on Wednesday, April 4th, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the University Club of Winter Park, located at 841 Park Ave. North. That is on the corner of Park and Webster, just north of the heart of downtown Winter Park. Come to the side entrance where you will see the long ramp. The meeting is free and open to the public.For more information, contact Tom Wallace at tommyflorida@earthlink.net, or at 407-332-0122.
What's Happening:
What:
Doug Williams, the first African-American quarterback to win the Super Bowl, will be signing Third and a Mile.
Where:
Urban Think! Bookstore625 East Central Blvd.Orlando, FL 32801
When:
Saturday, April 7, 20073:00pm - 5:00pm.
Small Windows
photos from a decade
of travel writing by
Joseph Reed Hayes
May 5-30, 2007
Please join us for an
Opening Reception
Saturday, May 5th, 7pm
the new, expanded location of
Infusion Tea
1600 Edgewater Drive, Orlando
407-999-5255
(map http://tinyurl.com/yvgavb)
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Infusion Tea is Orlando's organic tea café. The menu includes over 70 premium teas and an array of organic and vegetarian soups, salads, wraps and desserts.
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The Adventures in Christian Writing Group
Will meet on Saturday, April 21st at 9:30 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church, Orlando, Florida
Edington Ministry Center, Room 310-B
We are delighted to tell you that the speaker for this month is
Joan McCain
Joan is an instructor at UCF, teaching seniors about advertising
and public relations writing.
She frequently conducts this program across the country.
This is a hands-on program where she will
introduce us to six steps for good, clear writing.
Each attendee to the meeting will be given a workbook
to use during the program and to take with them as a reference.
The writing assignment for this month is to write about
a place you would like to visit.
It can be real place or an imaginary place,
a place that you have visited or a place you would like to visit.
We encourage you to take the challenge
but come whether you have a story or not.
May the blessings of Easter and the promise it brings fill you with joy.
Come and be blessed.
Patricia Elston, President
Adventures in Christian Writing
Poetpat@cfl.rr.com
407 834-5396
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF ORLANDO
106 East Church Street, Orlando, Florida 32801 Phone (407) 423-3441
Thanks for your attention!
Darlyn Finch
Scribbler
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