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Media Highlights
CNN's Inside the Blogs
Bloggers Blog
BloggersBlog.com was featured on CNN's Inside the Blogs program
by blog reporter Jacki Schechner and producer Abbi Tatton.
CNN's Inside the Blogs is a segment during Judy Woodruff's
Inside Politics. You can see a video clip here.
Forbes Best of the Web
ShoppingBlog.com
www.shoppingblog.com
While many blogs focus on one an area of shopping (like tech or fashion), this is a good place to start for general, relevant shopping news--from consumer trends to best-selling products. Updated almost daily, this blog highlights articles from a variety of sources (from Allure magazine to Consumer Reports)
in easily browseable categories ranging from Auto (entries on comparison gas shopping,
a vehicle dependability survey, and "Cars of the Stars") to Holiday (articles on gift
ideas for Mother's & Father's Days, Valentine's Day spending and a study by the National
Christmas Tree Association). Other categories include Anti-Aging, Pampered Pets, Posh
Kids and Travel, among others. Recent items include Japanese "decorers" (trend for
Japanese girls to decorate themselves like Christmas trees) and what's hot in luxury
home features ("Not going away: granite countertops and hardwood floors.")
The Wall Street Journal Online
Writers Write
"Other authors find inspiration at sites geared specifically
to their craft. Among these, one of the most comprehensive is
Writer's Write (www.writerswrite.com). It has links to reference
resources including dictionaries, encyclopedias, government
agencies and science and health sites that writers might want
to visit. There is information on writers' conferences, job
listings and media-industry news. There's also a monthly feature
called Internet Writing Journal, a free online magazine that
interviews established novelists, screenwriters and journalists
to glean advice on how to improve writing skills. In one recent
issue, Lawrence Block, author of the books "Hope to Die" and
"Hit List," offered guidance to new writers on how to create
realistic dialogue for characters."
The Sydney Morning Herald
Writers Write
"What better route to self-improvement than penning the Great Australian Novel? Move over Patrick White, pipe down Peter Carey - if you look hard enough that work of literary genius may be lurking inside you, just waiting to burst out. The Web is full of resources for aspiring novelists, giving advice on topics ranging from writer's block to negotiating that contract. But let's not get ahead of ourselves: Writers Write has a good range of information for the wannabe literary hero and will help you make that first step to overcome the tyranny of the blank page."
WritersMarket.com
Advice from Famous Authors and more...
"Home of the famous Internet Writing Journal, Writers Write
features interviews and advice from already established
authors to those still searching for their place in the
market. Writers Write also includes links to various resources
for writers of every genre, news about conferences around the
country. Writers can explore job opportunities on Writers Write
as well."
WildWildWeb Television
Writers Write
"As the digital effects in this summer's movies make our eyes bulge, it's easy for us to forget about the core element of any story: the plot! Whether in film, books, or TV, the writers often get the shaft when it comes to appreciation. Fortunately, the Web does appreciate this great craft, and authors of all levels will appreciate Writers Write.
The site tries to be a "one-stop shop" for anyone interested
in writing, and it succeeds better than any other writing
resource I've seen online. It's an excellent combination of
classroom, research aid, magazine, bookstore, and writers'
workshop."
Click here for the full review.
USA TODAY Hot Site
Writing Journal
"Being connected to the Web doesn't just mean you
can browse a great variety of sites. You can also
publish your own. But first, you'll have to create
some content that people will want to read. Which
is where the The Internet Writing Journal comes in.
You'll find interviews with accomplished writers,
book reviews, writing news and tips."
Third Age
Writers Write
Bend to the Literary
"A literary bent getting the best of you? Thumb through
Writers Write to see what the world of writing is all about
and how you can publish your work.
Each issue features interviews with successful writers and
editors who talk about their work and provide tips on how to
improve yours. The transcript of a panel featuring fantasy
authors tells about building a fictional world and making it
come to life with characters and story.
There's also a detailed series of articles on how to go about
writing a song. Check the site's archive of book reviews for
good reads and for how-to books.
Classified ads will help you find online teachers, writing
conferences, contests and publishers. If you want to find an
outlet for your writing, enter a descriptive keyword into the
writers' guidelines database."
Lycos Getting Real
Writers Write
"Technically this is resource for writing pros, but there's
plenty of stuff for amateurs too. Read the author interviews,
get some advice, and join in on a writing conference. Sooner
or later you're bound to bump links with Kurt Vonnegut or somebody."
CNN Interactive
Daily News For Writers
"Writers Write has launched its expanded news service and news
media resource Web site, The Write News. It's aimed at professional
writers and is updated daily on business days with the latest
news in the publishing and writing worlds. Other features
include World news, Arts news, and an extensive news media
database with over 1000 links, a free job listing service,
archives, and the HowToWeb Update."
NetGuide's Best of the Web
Writers Write
Provider: Writers Write, Inc.
"Writers Write is a one-stop resource for professional writers.
It boasts links to professional writing organizations online,
tips for publication, The Internet Writing Journal and two
other proprietary writing journals, newsletters, chat and
more of interest to its intended community."
USA TODAY
The Internet Writing Journal, Writers Write
"These two sites, provided by Writers Write Inc., host a wealth
of information for practicing or would-be writers, publishers,
and editors. The current issue of the monthly Journal includes
articles on how a Pulitzer Prize nominee creates characters,
how to write mystery novels, and other advice for aspiring
writers. The main Writers Write site contains numerous writing
resources, including guidelines to paying and nonpaying online
publications, writing and publishing news, message boards,
and job listings."
Yahoo Internet Life
Net Navigation -- Specialty Services
"The Write News can provide you with the latest news in
the publishing and writing fields plus more than 1,000 links to national
and international newspapers and other media resources."
Netsurfer Digest
Internet Writing Journal: The Who, What, Where, When
and How of Writing
"This nifty writers resource is devoted to info about
and for publishers, editors and writers. You get writers'
guidelines, writing-related news, access to message boards,
and job listings, and articles on all types of writing and
editing. A recent edition of The Internet Writing Journal,
for example, included articles on topics ranging from
e-mail's safety to helping children become writers in
the computer age, to the 'secret of writing a great play.'
Wannabe Shakespeares"
Web Crawler Select Guide
Writers Write
"A mammoth literary resource for writers and editors, featuring
an index of online fiction, poetry, and non-fiction publications.
Writers Write invites readers to join the literary community
through links to chat rooms, message boards, writers' groups,
and online publishers. If you're anxious to get in the fray, be
sure to check out the Writing Contests area."
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