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OMG! November is National Novel Writing Month!
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WORDsd.com is looking for a creative, energetic, take-charge, deadline making SD writer to be our Editor-In-Chief! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Add your name to the list of Furiously Famous Editors, alongside Helen Gurly Brown, Clay Felker, Perry White and J. Jonah Jameson! You will be the one to come up with story ideas (although we've got a million already, just waiting for you to change them from ideas, into stories!) You will be the one to assign stories to writers (keeping the best, most exciting, most glamorous stories for yourself to write!) You will be the one to recruit and develop the new generation of San Diego's best writers! You will be the one to go out and hobnob with your fellow wizards! (That is, to connect WORD to the rest of SD's vibrant writing organizations and create a critical mass explosion in which no one gets hurt and everyone has...what else?...a BLAST!) WORD will truly be what YOU make of it! |
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Kiakialia is a freelance editor and writing group facilitator, as well as an editor for WORDsd.com. She founded the RansomNotes writers group in Encinitas, which meets every Tuesday night in which she motivates Muses and lights fires under such slouches as WORDsd.com's own db.Contact Kiakiali to edit, revise, ghost, or bitch-slap your Muse . |
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Ed Coonce is an Encinitas artist and writer who is currently editing an anthology, The Adventures of El Pinche Reynoso, a series of satirical short stories, and writing a screenplay, Cookies and a Nine Millimeter. He is the author and illustrator of Gorilla Ballroom, Gorilla Riverdance, Gorilla Football, and Gorilla Latin Dance, and is writing his combat memoirs (Marine Vietnam vet two tours, 67-69). Eduardo is also the Grand Imperial Wizard of the WORD Anti-Social Writers and Artists Parties! |
| Ed Coonce Master Anti-Socialist |
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David Boyne is a writer. And a rewriter. But he is better known for appreciating every food he has ever tried—except Jello® and sea urchin. There was a time when David considered becoming a better person, but abandoned the idea when he learned identity theft was illegal. There are no outstanding warrants for his arrest, although he frequently exposes himself in public at ICBWB.com |
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WORDsd.com is looking for you! We're looking for writers to write articles about other writers (interviews!), to write about writing places in SD (bookstores, libraries, cafés, etc.), to write abut writing events in SD (courses, classes, author readings, NaNoWriMo!, etc.) and all sorts of other stuff that we leave to YOUR imagination. |
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This is a book. Here at WORD, we have a very broad definition of what is a book: Any package containing words and/or images.
There are books printed on paper then bound, and books made of electrons and pixels then harnessed in digital packages, and even books that others would call websites. All are "book" to us.
Who is WORD for? Anyone who works with or plays with words and lives in or near San Diego county.
Does that sound like you? Then we invite you to send us your photo and some words about yourself, what you do, where you do it. We'll add you to our directories of WORD People and WORD Places.
Are you in the mood for a good read? How about a wicked keen article on San Diego writers, or San Diego artists, or other San Diego Creative Misfits? Then check out Free WORD for interviews, how-tos, personal essays and whatever else our contributors cook up.
Got an article to submit? Think you've got the Right Stuff to be a WORD Pro and have your own column? Then backtalk us, baby! We love it when you do.
WORDsd.com will officially be open May 11, 2008. But please dig in right now, browse our pages, look around, let us know what you think. If you join the WORD email list, we'll let you know when the site is officially open and of any special events.
That's it for now. We'll be updating the site continually, so you might want to bookmark WORD now and visit again soon.
Till then, be well, do good work, and keep in touch!
—The Editors
For a limited time only! Act now! While supplies last!
(Gosh, how we love writing old fashioned American ad speak!)
FREE ADS FOR SAN DIEGO WRITERS/AUTHORS, EDITORS, PUBLISHERS, AGENTS, BOOKSELLERS—OH, WHAT THE HECK—
FREE ADS FOR EVERYBODY AND ANYBODY WHO WORKS OR PLAYS WITH WORDS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY! *
Writers! Authors!
Have a website you want folks to know about! Have a book to sell? Just want to see your face and 50-word bio on the World Wide Web so you can show your Mom you've made it to 'the top of the world!'
Send us your stuff! Your FREE ad can include one image (jpg or gif only, no larger than 200x200 pixels), 50 words of description, and links to your website and/or email address.
My-Like-Wow-So-Totally-FREE-Ad@WORDsd.com
Editors! Agents! Profreaders!
Want to let writers know about your services, reach new markets, spread the WORD about your business?
Send us your stuff! Your FREE ad can include one image (jpg or gif only, no larger than 200x200 pixels), 50 words of description, and links to your website and/or email address.
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Booksellers! Writing Groups! Writing Teachers!
Want to sell those books by San Diego authors, about San Diego (in any way, shape, or form)? Want to attract new members for your group, class, organization?
Send us your stuff! Your FREE ad can include one image (jpg or gif only, no larger than 200x200 pixels), 50 words of description, and links to your website and/or email address.
My-Like-Wow-So-Totally-FREE-Ad@WORDsd.com
* We most definitely reserve the right to edit and/or to not publish any ads we deem inappropriate in any way, shape, or form. Period. So there. Are the lawyers happy now? Good. Let's move on.
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