[nabentre] Writer's Newsletters

[Brad Dunse']

Jim,

You might consider joining the NFB writer's division/email list. 
There are published writers on there. I write a piece for an on-line 
songwriting mag. I've never gotten past 9th grade English or studied 
writing so I'm probably not of much help but there are published 
writers there who would be glad to help I'm sure. You ought get sign 
up info off NFB's main page linking to their member/division area.

Good luck with the classes, sounds fun. I've considered Hadlye's 
classes on writing but haven't checked them out in a while, waiting 
for a  digital version to come out, they're still in cassette mode I guess.

Brad


On 9/13/2011  08:22 AM Homme, James said...
>Hi,
>I'm exploring freelance writing as a part-time business. To prepare 
>for the possibility of doing this, I signed up for a class called 
>Writing For Fun and Profit from http://www.vu.org. My memory tells 
>me that there are writers among us. One of my assignments is to sign 
>up for ten writing newsletters. Do you know of any good ones to sign up for?
>
>And while I'm at it, if you are a writer, would you like to talk to 
>me about what it is like to be a writer?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jim
>
>Jim Homme,
>Usability Services,
>Phone: 412-544-1810.
>
>
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