[stylist] Monthly telephone gathering- this coming Sunday

[Jewel S.]

A suggestion that has worked with a few groups I'm in...if anyone who
is going to be in on the conversation has free long-distance for
Canada (some plans include Canada and Mexico) and has
three-way/conference calling, they can call in on the chat, then call
Neil, there will be no charges on Neil's phone bill, but he can
participate as if he called in for himself.

On that note, if anyone does have conference calling, I would be
grateful for a three-way into the chat. I don't have free
long-distance; I have a more basic plan, which is all I can afford at
this time, but it has a minute-by-minute charge. So, if anyone can do
the three-way with me, give me a buzz via e-mail and I'll pass my
phone number on to you.

~Jewel

On 4/24/10, James H. "Jim" Canaday M.A. N6YR <n6yr at sunflower.com> wrote:
> neil,
> 2 1 8   is not toll free so whatever your phone charges to call
> it.  many of us have unlimited long distance here.
> we certainly wouldn't mind a Canadian joining our discussion, in my opinion.
> jc
>
> At 12:22 PM 4/24/2010, you wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>
>>Is the call toll free, and if so does it include
>>Canada?
>>
>>Neil
>>
>>
>>--------------------------------------------------
>>From: "Robert Leslie Newman" <newmanrl at cox.net>
>>Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2010 11:14 PM
>>To: "'Writer's Division Mailing List'" <stylist at nfbnet.org>
>>Subject: [stylist] Monthly telephone gathering- this coming Sunday
>>
>>>RE: This coming Sunday, the 25th of April is the Writers' Division's
>>> monthly
>>>gathering (the last Sunday of the month)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>--As previously posted- this months gathering will feature two special
>>>events- First, is a opportunity to meet and talk with an editor of an
>>>on-line magazine called "Breath and Shadow." this is a magazine created by
>>>the disabled and seeks disabled authors and pays for submissions. The
>>>editor, Chris Kuell is a member of the NFB Writers' Division and I have
>>>finally lined Chris up to come on a monthly gathering and to specifically
>>>talk to us and to answer our questions about "Breath and Shadow" and about
>>>himself. Chris is a great writer of short stories, and I'm sure of other
>>>forms of writings, too. You can see some of Chris's stories in Slate and
>>>Style; Chris Tooke first place in the 2010 Division writing contest and
>>>second in 2009. immediately below is his bio-
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Biography
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Chris Kuell is a blind writer and advocate living in Western Connecticut.
>>> A
>>>former research chemist, he lost his sight at thirty-five as a result of
>>>diabetic retinopathy. A few years later, he learned how to use a computer
>>>with speech output and turned his efforts to writing. He's had more than
>>> two
>>>dozen articles about blindness published, and His fiction has appeared in
>>>Spillway Review, The Sun, Breath and Shadow, Apollo's Lyre, Gambit,
>>> Mountain
>>>Echoes, Decomposition, Bewildering Stories, and Dialogue. He was an editor
>>>and contributed to the anthology, Mountain Voices: Illuminating the
>>>Character of West Virginia, as well as having a short story in, Northern
>>>Haunts: Terrifying Tales From New England. He is currently seeking an
>>>agent/publisher for Disconnected, a novel about how Alzheimer's disease
>>>affects a family and tests the bonds of love. He is also hard at work on
>>> his
>>>second novel, Rub It In, a novel about a blind massage therapist caught in
>>> a
>>>thorny love triangle.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>In January of 2008, he took over as Editor in Chief at Breath and Shadow,
>>>the only paying literary journal written and edited exclusively by people
>>>with disabilities.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>--Our second feature of the evening is an opportunity for any member to
>>>present, read a short example of their writing. This would be for the
>>>purpose is an opportunity to get some on the spot, constructive feedback.
>>>This was suggested during last months gathering. this can be any type of
>>>writing that you would wish to present.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>It has also been suggested, that if we do this again, how about sending
>>> the
>>>work out to members prior to the meeting date. Let's talk about it.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>--The time for the gathering is- 8:30 PM Eastern; 7:30 PM Central; 6:30 PM
>>>Mountain; 5:30 PM Pacific.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>--The phone number to call is- 218-339-4300
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>--the code is: 568839# (last character is a number sign)
>>>
>>>
>>>Robert Leslie Newman
>>>President NFB Writers' division
>>>Writers' Division Website-
>>>http://www.nfb-writers-division.org
>>><blocked::http://www.nfb-writers-division.org/>
>>>Personal Website-
>>>http://www.thoughtprovoker.info
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