Letters To The Editor For August 17th
Letters will return next week.
Negotiation is Not a Four-Letter Word By Victoria Groves
Like public speaking or bungee jumping, negotiation is something that gives most people at least a little anxiety. When you’re dealing with payment for your services, you don’t want to seem greedy and obnoxious, and you don’t want to be seen as a doormat, either. But whether you’re haggling at a yard sale or buying a car, a little self-confidence and some carefully chosen words can go a long way.
Changing Your Name After Being Published
I have been published for about three years in a niche market. I will be getting married and want to change my last name. How can I be sure that people will know I’m still me?
Survival Writer By Sue Nading
I always longed to be a writer. My friends considered me one; in spite of the fact that my only publishing credits were letters to the editor.
Yet I always looked for writing opportunities at every local publication or job I held. My husband encouraged me to pursue my dream. But with three small children (one with serious kidney, allergy, and asthma problems), my dream of becoming a writer seemed more elusive than ever.
Awe…. First Carnival!
We took Max to his first carnival / fair last night. He could NOT stop talking about the “rowrrrr coaster!”
Response to Amazon.com Best Seller Program / John Kremer Series of Articles
After we ran last week’s article, we received a record number of letters from readers…
Letters To The Editor For August 10th
This Week:
- Record Number of Letters Received About the Amazon.com Best Seller Program!
- Victoria’s Press Release Class
- Kudos
One-time, Low, Low Introductory Rate! By Pamela White
Each weekday brings a pack of mail from banks offering me and mine low introductory rates that are meant to pull us in so we’ll commit ourselves, right before the rates go up.
Need Co-authoring Contract
I was recently contacted by an agent concerning my first book that I have written. I wrote the book but did receive ideas, comments and critiques from one of my friends during weekly brain storming sessions. We have a friendship agreement to split any profits 50/50, minus expenses, I have but I feel like I need some type of contract signed before I send out my proposal to the agent later this week. I was wondering if there was a website with example contracts I can pull from and get this taken care of.
A Dream Come True By Penny A. Zeller
“Please get your shoes on, Girlies. Mommy has a mail drop to make before 5:00!” I help my two small daughters put on their tennis shoes, grab my stack of manila envelopes, and head out the door.