The writers Open workshop is dedicated to helping new writers succeed and help all writer make more from their work by showing you how and where to sell it world wide.

You should never think that you cannot sell your work overseas just because you have not sold anything in your home country. Many people do just that and in Voyage and Colonies magazines we have published first time writers from the USA, Canada, S.Africa and New Zealand.

This online version of WOW! newsletter contains a brief overview of the much more detailed information available in our Printed magazine Newswire-Global markets newsletter. 

In this issue we provide in-depth market news, advice,critiques, competitions, contacts and printing services. With the launching of WOW on-line there are even more chances for you to get published. There's a free newsletter and lots of give aways, such as magzines, subscriptions & books.
But most of all we want to hear from you and about you. We want your hints and tips, letters and comments, stories, poems and features.

Here's jus a few comments from WOW members:

"I have plenty of work out with other editors, but mags like yours are invaluable for would-be writers, so I'll keep on submitting work to you ad infinitum." - Tony Leather, Nelson, Lancs.

"The typesetting and artwork used is excellent. It is the most professional looking small press magazine I have seen."-Chris Stott, Croydon.

"Cheats by Clifford Thurlow, was the most professional and entertaining story by far; a story I would have liked to have written myself." Nicolo Giola.

"I have just read and re-read the first issue of my subscription to Voyage and I am now even more determined to see my work published among these pages of magnificent stories and wacky graphics." Mark Crutchfield

You can send them to us at either
john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk 

or to 
Regent publications,
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WOW! - NEWSLETTER

Knowledge is something you acquire so you can share it, not keep it.

Issue 5 - Editor John Dunne 
December 18 1999 
ISSN - I 466-756J
WOW! - The Writers Open Workshop is the new ezine for all creative freelancers.

A division of Regent Publications, 14 Honor Avenue, Goldthorn Park, Wolverhampton. WV45HH. Tel/fax: 01902 652999
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Contents
Part 1
Editorial 
New RP-e needs your books 
Latest Market needs 
Book Reviews 
Competitions 
Markets & Guidelines 
Article - Writing Travel features for magazines and newspapers world wide part 2

Part 2
Book reviews 
Article - A guide to starting as a freelancer 
Short Story - 
Book Reviews 
Featured Poet

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Editorial
Merry Christmas & a happy new Millennium to one and all.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who have worked with us, contributed to all of our publications and supported us during the past 12 months. A particular thanks goes out to everyone who waited patiently for their magazines during my recent illness. It will probably take another 3 months before all the publications are back on schedule, but we will get there soon.

Welcome to all the new members who have joined us since the last issue. We now have over 7600 members in 38 countries making us one of the best and most widely subscribed writers organisations in the world.

Our plans for 2000 are well in hand and aimed exclusively at helping talented new writers as well as those who had their first successes and are now looking to expand to become successful. Our latest book - Writing For The World Market - is now available and sell like hot cakes. We took 1098 advanced orders and over the last couple of days we have had the first response in. You can read what others have to say below. Soon you will be able to order all of our products by credit card. We have finally got our merchant account and are in the process of setting up a new website were you can read reviews and selected passages before buying. We are also in the process of setting up Voyage, Colonies and Newswire as emagazines which will make distribution and production easier and cheaper leaving more money to pay you, the writer. The first New Millennium novels competition is now closed and the winners, whose novels will be serialised in NMN, will be announced in the next newsletter. If you have a novel looking for a publisher and would like to see it serialised in NMN we will be starting the second round of selections in the new year. You can get an entry form by sending us an email with NMN in the subject.

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Regent Publications Launches new e-book Division
To start the new Millennium independent book and magazine publisher Regent Publications
plans to publish and promote 100 new novels/ poetry or short storyanthologies/ non-fiction books in electronic format over the coming year.
When news of this new opportunity leaked out prematurely Regent Publications received
thousands of enquiries from interested authors. Obviously it is going to be very popular and in great demand from people who are familiar with the quality of Regent publications printed books and magazines. However, that quality will be an important factor. There are plenty of e-book publishers out there already who are ready to produce any old book regardless of the quality, but as authors you want to know that your book has been read; how else can you build a reputation as a writer and make a living from your novels. After all, as Dr Johnson said 200 years ago:"Nobody but a block head ever wrote but for money."
So, to keep the number of possible submissions down to manageable levels Regent Publications is launching a competition to select those books that will be in the first batch to be produced.
For more information, the rules and an entry form send an e-mail to john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk and put Regent-e in the subject. 
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Latest Market Information
The following markets have put out a call for freelance help recently.

EVE 

EDITOR: Linda Watkins Deputy Editor: Shelagh Murray, 1811 Hong Kong Plaza, 188 Connaught Road West, Hong Kong. Tel; (852) 547 7117
Response time: 14 days Pays on acceptance

Eve is one of the most attractive magazine on the planet with the payment rates to suit. Designed to meet the needs of the 21-35 year-old daughters of the neavau riche and old money of the colony alike it presents a mix of midrange woman's mag' sex and heart throb articles combined with the more in-depth well educated features of Cosmopolitan or Harpers & Queen. Features in the last few issue include:
What Do You Think About Sex- three women and a man give their views on the importance of love & orgasms in sex, how far they would go to please someone and what happens when sex gets boring.
Interview with Fulvia Ferragamo- Daughter of a prominent Asian businessman.
In The Shadow Of His Ex - He loved her before he even knew you, now she is out of his life - but will she ever be out of yours?
Think Positive- always look on the bright side of life.
Interview with John Rocca- Hong Kong born designer who made it to the top and now lives in Ireland.
The Big Three-O- What is life like after 30.
Interview with Artist Maggie Fung
Departments handled completely in-house are Fashion , health and Dining out.
Departments which offer the freelance the best opportunity of braking into this market are travel, books, movies and performance which would be equally at home in any women's and general interest magazine from anywhere in the world. Length 50 - 200 words. Payment: upto £1000 ($1600) per 1000 words or per page of photos/ illustrations depending on the content and the standing of the contributor.
 

En Vuelo
Ave Rivadavia 578/2p off 202 Buenos Aires. Argentina. (50% English) Tel 1 309745
Response time 2 months Pays on publication
Quarterly in-flight magazine of Argentines Airlines produced in Spanish and English. mainly tourism features about primarily Argentina and other South American countries. Arts, entertainment venues, exhibitions. news 100 -300 words. Features up to 1500 words. pay variable

bc MAGAZINE 
Unit D, 4/F HK (Chaiwan) Industrial Bldg., 26 Lee Chung Street, Chai Wan, Hong Kong
TEL 2976 0876 FAX 2976 0973
E-MAIL bconline@netvigator.com
BCONLINE http://www.bcmagazine.net
Response time variable/ Payment on publication
Art, music, entertainment, Opera, Chinese style articles upto 2000 words but short and to the point is best.

Beauty Tip Writer
Beauty tip letter writer wanted. Pay is $300/mo., for tip of the day in this topic. Please see details online (http://www.cybertip.net/jobs.htm).

Bakery World
Frank Dillon - Editor 53 Glasthule road, Sandy Cove, Co Dublin. Eire. Tel: (01) 280 0000. Fax: (01) 280 1818
Response time: 1 month /Circ 2k/ Pays on publication.
Bimonthly trade magazine of the bakery trade in Ireland and world wide. interviews with leaders in the industry, new developments, health and safety, retail, in store concessions, political news. News to 250 words. features to 1200 words. payment around £100 ($1600 per 1000 words)

Adventure Magazine
Kalee Thompson. Ass Ed
National Geographic Adventure, 104 W. 40th St., New York, N.Y. 10018 USA
Response time: 5-6 weeks
(http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/index.html), 

a new National Geographic-type publication, but focused more on the active participation of the reader who enjoys adventure and exploration. News 100 - 600 words with accompanying photographs. Features to 2000 words are accompanied by 10-15 professional quality photographs. Most features are US based but they do include overseas destinations. They might be interested in climbing the Matter horn or El Capitan, but equally the could be tempted by a feature about rustic communities in the Appalachians. Payment: around £485 ($800) per 1000 words depending on experience and quality.

BACK BRAIN RECLUSE
Chris Reed, Editor & Publisher, PO Box 625, Sheffield, S1 3GY, UK
E-mail (no subs, queries/info only): magazine@bbr-online.com
Writer's Resources: http://www.bbr-online.com/writers
URL: http://www.bbr-online.com/magazine
bimonthly print. Pays £10 ($15) per 1k words for First English Language Rights, no word limits, POP. "...actively seeks new fiction that ignore genre pigeonholes. We tread the thin line between experimental speculative fiction and avant-garde literary fiction. Familiarity with the magazine is strongly advised." No e-mail subs. For non-UK subs use disposable mss; will respond via e-mail, or send SAE with 2 IRCs or $1 cash. RT: within 2 months, but may be longer. 

Journal of Contemporary Anglo-Scandinavian Poetry
Sam Smith - Editor - 11 Heatherton Park, Bradford-on-Tone, Taunton, Somerset. TA4 1EU. England
Requirements: P Response time: 1 month. No Payment
JoCA-SP has been described as a brave attempt to bring to the fore a quality of verse which up until now has been largely unavailable in this country... as a whole it achieves a balance between expressions of place and distinctive cultures, and those experiences which are universal... more reader friendly than is the stuff of American Literary magazines.

Shades Magazine
William Hickstein: skinner@visi.com 
Response time: 1 month Pays in Copies
Shades Magazine: A New World seeks writers and editors. It focuses on News, Cultures & Arts for the multi-ethnic/cultural population of North America. Be part of something fresh & special. 

Vegetarian Living
Nicola Graimes, HHL Publishing Ltd, Greater London House, Hampstead Road. London. UK NW1 7QQ Tel; 0171 388 3171. Fax: 0171 377 4890
Requirements; 1,2,3,4 Response time; 1 month Pays on publication
Quarterly magazine with articles to 1500 words on animal rights, nutrition, cookery, agriculture, Third World and health. Also needs photographs relevant to the above subjects. Pay by negotiation.
 

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Book Reviews
Lords of Iregan - by Sean Brown - marks our first foray into fiction. 400 years from now the colonies of Mars are under the rule of despotic families, but a discovery is about to be made which will change the future of not just Mars but the whole solar system. A novel in the mode of Asimov. £6.99 /US$11.90(WOW! members price £5.59/US$9.50)
1001 ideas for writers
Have you ever suffers from writers block? Suffer no more. 1000 ideas for writers brings you not only the ideas but some remarkable new techniques which will leave you astounded at how easy it is to generate more ideas than you will ever need. All for just £5/US$8.50 (WOW! Members Price £4/US$6.80)
 

Creative Success in 28 Days

The first and most complete work on how to successfully market and sell your features, poems, stories, filler, letters, artwork and photographs. It's been said that success in being published is 10% creating and 90% marketing and selling. Get the latter right and your sales could increase tenfold. Here in 28 easy to follow sections, each with exercises for you to complete to help you boost your sales, is the ultimate step by step guide to unlock the secrets of the masters. Includes real examples from ten successful years freelancing which you wouldn't learn even in a masters degree in marketing.

108 pages. £9.99/US$16.99 (WOW! Members Price £8.00/US$13.60)
 

Writing for the World Market

If you were offered a ten fold increase in you pay would you say no? Of course you wouldn't. So why sell you article once when you can sell it 5, 10 or even 20 times. With hundreds of markets world wide and all the information you need to make those sales this is the definitive guide to success as a freelance writer. But be warned, only buy this book if you can handle a ten fold increase in you income.

200 Pages £16.99/US$28.99( WOW! Members Price £13.59 /US$23.99 Hurry while stocks last - this book took 1098 pre publication orders.
 
 
 

When replying to advertisements, competitions etc. please mention you saw it in WOW! Newsletter

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MARKETS & GUIDELINES

Voyage magazine 
Regent Publications, 14 Honor Avenue, Goldthorn Park, Wolverhampton. WV4 5HH.UK. TEl/Fax:01902 652999 Web http://www.zyworld.com/voyagemag/Voyage_Magazine.htm
A multi-genre short story & poetry magazine which takes readers and writers on a voyage of discovery to the four corners of the universe and all corners of your mind. Recently voted the best new small press magazine. Short stories 1000 - 6000 words, poems upto 60 lines. We buy First British Serial Rights but the magazine is now distributed to 32 countries so no reprints please.
Your stories should be character driven and have the ability to create strong mental pictures in the mind of the reader. We welcome new writers, working with you where possible to improve your work and perhaps suggest other markets which might be interested. We also give reasons for rejecting your work. Send completed manuscript by email to john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk or snail mail to the address above.
NEEDS: Horror, Dark Fantasy of the sort found in the mags Peeping Tom or Blood & Screams. Artwork & Photography - there are four slots, general illustrations to support stories and poems, Final Thoughts, Alternative Histories and the Front Cover. A careful study of past issues is essential to understand the type of artwork and photography we use.
Tips: Since opening to e-mail submissions we have received several hundred stories and poems from overseas. 95% have been rejected because the writer submitted without having properly researched the magazine. Read at least one issue before submitting to avoid wasting your time and increasing our work load.
Payment: £10 (US$16) per 1000 words on publication. Response time 14 days. Publication within 6 months. 
Sample copy £5 ($8)/ 6 issue subscription £20 ($32) (Subscribers also receive two special edition issues each year - this years are at Halloween and Christmas making a fabulous 8 issues a year).Cheques/POs payable to JGD
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Colonies Scifi Magazine
Regent Publications, 14 Honor Avenue, Goldthorn Park, Wolverhampton. WV4 5HH.UK. TEl/Fax:01902 652999 
email john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk
web: http://www.zyworld.com/voyagemag/colonies.htm
GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Dateline July 21 2299
Mankind has expanded to occupy all the vacant plots in the Solar System. Travelling from Earth to Mars or the Jovian moons is no more newsworthy than a flight from London to New York or Melbourne. People still have everyday concerns about mundane things, only the date, place and scope of human experience are different.

We are looking for Short Stories (1000-10,000 words), speculative features to 3000 words, speculative news (100-800 words) which will mould the future we are creating. In early issues the scope of your story is wide open to your own interpretation of what the year 2299 will be like, but once published these stories will become a part of the 'history' which will shape all future issues. Contributors should familiarise themselves with several issues in order to avoid contradicting stories which have already been published. In time we will create a future, with a history as complex as that found in either Star Trek or Babylon 5. But do not be misled by those programmes. In Colonies there are no warp drives , no transporters, and no jump gate technology. Mankind has yet to voyage beyond the limits of our own solar system, except for a few deep space probes and space stations.(although there's no stopping one or two alien races stopping off here for one reason or another). All written work should be submitted on spec after careful study of the stories already published. Artwork should be submitted as samples from which artists can be commissioned to produce work specifically targeted to a particular story. Colonies has been designed to produce the sort of stories which might one day form the basis of a new TV epic. It will eventually be accompanied and promoted by a web site where the stories, environments and characters created within its pages can be explored and experienced by a world wide audience.

Tips: This is an excellent opportunity to be published - if you adhere to the guidelines and study the magazine - All but two e-mail submissions in the last month were rejected because the authors had not bothered to read the type of stories we are publishing. Another reason for recent rejections has been authors not checking their science FACTS. A scientifically accurate story is a pleasure to read, but if the science is wrong the story becomes nonsense. If you create new scientific principles or developments they should be based on sound reasoning, not just that they sound or look good.
sample copy £4 ($7) / 4 issue sub £13 ($22) cheques/POs payable to JGD
 

Newswire
Newswire the world's only truly global markets newsletter.
Regent Publications, 14 Honor Avenue, Goldthorn Park, Wolverhampton. WV4 5HH.UK. TEl/Fax:01902 652999 
e-mail john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk
web: http://www.zyworld.com/voyagemag/Newswire-Global_markets_newsletter.htm
Newswire Global Markets Newsletter is the new print magazine for writers, artists, photographers and musicians who want to increase their sales by selling to magazines, newspapers and other publishers around the world. Every issue contains over 50 new markets, in-depth market segment reports, features on selling your work abroad and hints & tips from others selling their work around the world.

We are looking for the following material.
1. Short news items on magazines/ newspapers who are looking for freelance work.100 - 300 words with full contact details,editors name, features ed, news editor, art editor. Obtain as much information as you can, preferably get quotes from one of the above of what they are currently looking for. If they have their own set guidelines get a copy and send it to us. Be sure you have read a copy of any magazine you write about. It is easy to pick out articles written about markets you have never actually read and we would not purchase such features.

2. In depth Market segment reports. 2000 -10,000 words. A very thorough guide to writing feature articles or providing photographs for particular type of publication. Recently we have covered "Writing for Women's magazines world wide" and "Writing Travel features for magazines and newspapers world wide." Depending on length each market segment reports will run to 4 pages serialised over 2, 3 or 4 issues. Photos or actual covers form 60% of the titles in each report will be required.

3. Competition News. Details of current short story, poetry, photography or art competitions. Include address, fees due, closing date, prizes. Where possible a full set of rules should be provided. We are also interested in short short news items about people who have won such competitions recently. 

4.Features which will help other improve their sales to markets world wide. These should be based on your own experiences and illustrated with examples from your own portfolio of published work. We do not want How To Write type features we have had hundreds sent in already and they are returned unread. Newswire is about how to sell you work so articles should be based on marketing, information research, communicating effectively, developing long term relationships with editors thousands of miles away etc. If you have a good track record of international sales we would also be interested in personal stories of how you began, made each sale and lessons you learnt along the way. Copies of some of your published works should be included for use as illustrations.
 
 

Although Newswire is published in the UK it sells in 32 countries, so publications that are local to you will be overseas to many of our readers. We will be looking to appoint regional editors who can supply us with good regular material from their own area. To become a regional editor you will need to supply us with 4 or 5 good market pieces from your own area/ country for several months.

Submissions should be made by e-mail (in the body, no attachments except for photographs). For market news our response time will be 48 hours. For features the response time will be 2 - 3 weeks. 

Payment is on publication at the rate of US$0.05 per word.

Sample copies of Newswire can be obtained for £3/ $5. 8 issue subscription £20/ $32 (Cheques payable to JGD) from the address below.

John Dunne
Editor
Regent publications
40 Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton. WV1 1DG. UK
Tel/Fax:01902 423353
Email: john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk
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PROTOONER magazine P.O. Box 2270, Daly City, CA 94017-2270 PH (650)755-4827/FAX (650)994-4131E-mail: protooner@earthlink.net
ATTN: Ladd A. Miller/Art Director Seeking freelance writers who can reflect their writing in a humorous content.
LENGTH: 500-2,000 words. Accompanied with B&W illustration (optional).Typed, double-spaced No e-mail submissions, please. SASE an absolute must, if expected reply.Subject must pertain to the cartooning or gagwriting field,Also on the following subjects: cartoon rejection oracceptance.Pay rate varies according to article content.
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Clocktower Fiction
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Submission Guidelines

Who We Are: Deep Outside SFFH is a paying professional magazine of SF
and dark imaginative fiction, aimed at people who love to read
well-plotted, character-driven genre fiction. We are interested in
fiction that transcends the limitations and ventures outside the
stereotypes of genre fiction. Full Guidelines in Newswire

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Article 1
Writing Travel features for magazines and newspapers world-wide
 

In no other field of writing is the concept of knowing your market more important than travel writing. So many publications carry travel features - either throughout the year or on a seasonal basis - because of the advertising revenue available that they need to distinguish their features from those of their competitors.

So is this bad news for the freelancer looking to make the maximum sales from a single feature using guerrilla marketing techniques. Not at all, there are only so many ways to present a feature about a particular destination and the key to making those sales is to study your market place very carefully to identify which publications can be grouped together for the same types of feature.

Later we will take a look at some of the newspapers world wide that use short - 100 - 500 word features on travel destinations and which are virtually indistinguishable from one publication to the next. But let's start with the longer- 100 -3000 word features for specialist markets. Many of these specialist markets either have sister publications or there are almost identical publications in other countries. The features are often very similar, even down to the way they are laid out because they are targeted at readers with similar interests and often they pay very good rates.
 
 
 

Australian Flying
 
 

EDITOR: Paul Phelan
Address: Yaffa Publishing Group 17-21 Bellevue Street, Surrey Hills, NSW2010. Australia
Tel: (02) 281 2333 fax: (02) 281 2750
Circulation: 50k
Frequency: Bi-monthly
Part of the Yaffa Marine Group which consists of 8 titles aimed at a broad cross section of the seagoing public and trade.
Editor Paul Phelan, welcomes freelance contributions of a high standard. "But beware," he says. "I can spot somebody who knows nothing about flying a mile away. It is obvious in the way they write the piece. Even if the author was only a passenger their is a sense of awe in their words that can only come from experiencing flight in a small plane." All test flights and product evaluations are handled in house, but contributions on all destinations and general and technical subjects are acceptable from freelance sources. If you can supply accompanying photographs so much the better but they must be of professional standards. Black & white print or colour trannies are preferred, but occasionally exceptional quality colour prints may be used.
Short news items about flying related events at particular destinations world wide run from 100 - 200 words and do not necessarily need a photograph with them. Longer features run from 600 - 2000 words though most destination pieces are below the 1000 word mark, and Paul likes writing to reflect the fun and enjoyment of flying (e.g.. In a feature about learning to fly a sea plane - "You'll notice that although you're applying quite a bit of power, we not actually moving relative to the bottom. Do you understand the reason for that?" asked the instructor.
"I guess it's because the wind and tide are against us?"
"Wrong. It's because we're stuck on a bloody sand bar. You'll have to get out and push.")
Most destinations covered tend to be in the more exotic parts of Australia/New Zealand - the outback, Snowy Mountains etc. - but they occasionally cover other parts of the world. Try to tie in some local historical or interesting character information. Provide details of where you can stay overnight (address, telephone No, e-mail) and if possible a map.
Response time 1 month.
Payment: £100 - £200 /1000 words (US$165 - 330)
 

Pilot
Editor: James Gilbert
The Clock House, 28 Old Town, Clapham, London. SW4 0LB. UK
Tel: 0171 498 2506/ Fax: 0171 498 6920
Frequency: Monthly
Circulation 42 k
Pilot is an independent magazine published by the pilot publishing Company Limited

The similarity between these two magazine from opposite side of the world goes much deep than just look alike covers. Pilot carries the same types of news items on the first few pages, although there are many more of them and they cover gliders, jets, balloons and helicopters as well as single engine planes.
Editor James Gilbert says: "We welcome freelance work, indeed, the entire magazine is written by freelance contributions, but we have an extensive set of guidelines available from the editorial office which must be adhered to. Make sure that all submissions are accompanied by captioned or labelled prints or transparencies or other illustrations."
Each issue contains one or two destination piece of upto 2000 words and illustrated with up to 12 photographs a map and two side bars, one with information about local flying clubs, airports and rental prices and the other with general tourist and accommodation information.
Your feature should not be too technical, being aimed as much at the interested non-flier as the pilot. Often the author will have chartered on of the local tourist flights rather than piloted himself so it is a slot perfectly suited to all travel writers. If you do charter a flight make sure to include all rental prices and offer an assessment of the flight operators.
Paul wants all submitted work in hard copy with an accompanying disk in ASCII. Response time 60 days. Payment £125 (US$200) per printed page text or photos.

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This is the second part of a three part feature currently running in Newswire - the Global Markets Newsletter which also contains cover photos of the magazines mentioned and dozens of other markets desperate for you travel features. 
All three parts of the article are available as a free booklet to members of the Writers Open Workshop. Non-members can buy a copy for £5. 
 
 
 

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New ezine on the lookout for new talent!
The 'Write Advice' monthly ezine is an exciting source of writing-related articles, tips, markets, and freebies for anyone who enjoys writing. Members may submit fiction (must be suitable for family reading) and writing-related articles up to 3000 words in length. Payment is in the form of a 10 line biography and links. We hope to become a paying market soon, so the more subscribers the better. Details: write-advice@aweber.com To subscribe: marie@writeadvice.abelgratis.com (please place 'Ezine nws' in the subject line). 
 
 
 

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End Of Part 1

If you would like more in-depth information about the markets mentioned here and to read the full features they are available in the current issue of Newswire.

John Dunne
Editor
Regent publications
14 Honor Avenue, Goldthorn park, Wolverhampton. WV4 5HH.UK
Tel/Fax: (+44) 01902 652999
Email: john@voyage99.freeserve.co.uk