We Have Seen the Enemy and She is…a Writer?

Angela,
A. Antaonow’s article was fantastic! What a great — and fresh — topic for a feature article. The subject is something that I’ve noticed too, and that bothers me to no end. In fact, I wrote a blog post on the subject myself last year:
https://www.katharineswan.com/2007/12/when-writers-screw-other-writers.html
Thanks to you for running the article — and to the author for writing it! It’s good to raise awareness that our fellow writers can sometimes also be our worst enemies!
Sincerely,
Katharine S. Leppert
https://www.katharineswan.com

Becoming an Author One Piece of Trivia at a Time By Jodi M. Webb

I’m a lot of fun on a school field trip (embarrassing is the word my children would choose). It’s not enough for me to visit Philadelphia and listen to the standard speech by the National Park Service employee. I ask weird questions. Who named the Liberty Bell? What did the men who wrote the Constitution eat for lunch? Did they order takeout or did they brown bag it? Did somebody from Philadelphia really invent the Philly cheesesteak? For decades I’ve waited but no one created a magazine “niche-y” enough for the tiny shards of knowledge I’ve gathered.

MASON’S FIRST MASONISM!!

Max got sick on Saturday so he spent the day curled up next to me, watching TV, while I worked on my laptop in bed (my favorite spot). He had a severe sore throat and his temperature got up to 102 in the afternoon. He felt much better on Sunday so we went leaf watching.

We Have Seen the Enemy and She is…a Writer? By A. Antonow

Psst…what if I told you that you could run a successful freelance writing business by charging freelance writers next to nothing and then selling their hard work for much more? Would it seem unethical to you? If so, you may be in the minority among some writers.

How Did Google Books Get My Book?

I thoroughly enjoy WritersWeekly, and especially appreciate your views about the publishing industry. An acquaintance wrote me recently to tell me that he saw my book posted on Google Books. I hadn’t heard of Google Books and was somewhat shocked to discover a majority of my book’s pages posted in full on the site.
Isn’t this protected by a copyright? Is this good or bad for authors and publishers? I’d love to hear your opinion!

News Service Success Story By James Robert Daniels

I moved from Seattle to Orlando and, as soon as I settled here, I began writing for a regional publisher, Central Florida Lifestyle, which puts out 12 magazines. I also answered a call for a writer from the Natural Resources News Service (NRNS).