JULY 11 - NJCWG

JULY 11, 2004 - NO NJCWG MEETING
That week our church will be hosting their Serengti Safari (VBS).

NJCWG Picnic

Last year, numerous members requested that we make the NJCWG Picnic an annual event.

This year, only one person signed up to attend.

Deadline to RSVP - Friday, June 10, 2005

Annual NJCWG Summer Picnic!

DATE: Monday, June 27, 2005 (instead of our meeting)
TIME: 6:30 pm
Raindate: Wednesday, June, 29, 2005
PLACE: The Schermerhorn's, 402 Jersey Ave, Greenwood Lake, NY 10925 (Specific directions to their house will be given when you RSVP.)

THE WHOLE FAMILY IS INVITED
This is your family's chance to meet NJCWG members in a social setting.

WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING?
* We are asking each family to bring one generously proportioned side dish AND either chips or beverages.
* Val is cooking up hotdogs and hamburgers.
* If you like to swim, bring your swim suit. Val lives right on the lake.
* If your children are not strong swimmers, please bring the appropriate flotation devices.
* We are doing casual readings after dinner, so get started writing your piece now! Please do keep your reading to one page. Poetry, fiction, nonfiction ... whatever suits you. No assignment and no critiques - just fun.

RSVP REQUIRED
* You MUST RSVP to Louise Bergmann DuMont on or before Friday, 6/18/05
Email: word.worker@verizon.net or Call: 551-427-3794* At that time please let me know what dish you are bringing, whether you are bringing chips or beverages , how many adults will attend and how many children will attend (and their ages).

NJCWG - Next Meeting Tomorrow

NEXT MEETING
Monday, June 13, 2005
6:15-7:00 - Chat Time
7:00-8:00 - Lesson Time: Writing Brilliant, Not Boring, Nonfiction
8:00-9:00 - critiques

NOTE: We'll be meeting in a different room for this next meeting because the school's nursery school is having their "graduation." Go through the same large white double doors as usual. Instead of bearing left, simply go straight into the first classroom in the hallway. You'll see me in there.

2005 NJCWG - A Reason to Write Conference

The staff list for the 2005 NJCWG - A Reason To Write Conference has been finalized. If I do say so myself, it is a FANTASTIC staff!!!

Those who miss this event will regret not attending!

The closer we get to the conference date, the more information I'll be albe to share with you on the blog. Today I want to let know a little more about those gracious individuals who have offered to speak and teach at our conference. These are noted members of the writing community and they could easily garner substantial fees for their work. In the case of our conference, each speaker is not only donating their time and talent but some are traveling a substanital distances at their own expense.

Please join me in welcoming to our 2005 A Reason to Write staff (in alphabetical order):

Maude Carolan
Maude leads the Paper, Pen & Praise ministry at her congregation and publishes an inspirational poetry e-letter, "Searching For The One My Heart Loves." A three time finalist in the national Allen Ginsberg Poetry Contest, Maude's poems have appeared in "The Paterson Literary Review," "Sensations," "Lips," "The Pillar Monthly," and William W. Francis' book, "Celebrate the Feasts of Israel." She is currently working on a series of elegiac poems in memory of her husband.

Louise Bergmann DuMont
Louise has written for numerous periodicals and is currently the author of two books Grace by the Cup: A Break from the Daily Grind (Revell) and Faith-Dipped Chocolate: Rich Encouragement to Sweeten Your Day (Revell). Louise also facilitates the North Jersey Christian Writers Group (NJCWG) and includes among her many interests archeology, gifted/learning-disabled children and fiction/fantasy writing.

Valeria Lovelace, Ph.D.
Valeria Lovelace is the founder and president of Media Transformations, which specializes in the research and development of quality educational media for children, and the lead advisor and curriculum creator of the popular preschool Dora the Explorer television series. She is also the former Vice-President of Sesame Street Research.

Kathryn Mackel
Kathryn Mackel is the acclaimed author of Can of Worms and other novels for middle readers published HarperCollins. She is a produced screenwriter, having worked for Disney, Fox, and Showtime, and was the credited screenwriter for Frank Peretti's Hangman's Curse. Her latest novel for adults, The Departed (WestBow Press) exposes the dark side of television mediums.

Patrick O'Toole
Patrick is a published technical writer and a lifelong student of storytelling. First interested in writing in grade school, he is currently writing a feature length screenplay. Over the past 15 years, Patrick has taught Sessions on personal growth, the scriptures, computer programming and creative writing. He is a programmer by day to support his wife, stepdaughter, two dogs and two cats.

Rebeca Seitz
Rebeca Seitz specializes in publicizing works of fiction told from a Christian worldview. As the first dedicated publicist for Thomas Nelson's fiction imprint, WestBow Press, Rebeca worked with such esteemed authors as Frank Peretti, Ted Dekker, Robin Jones Gunn, Angela Hunt, Michael Morris, Colleen Coble, Kristin Billerbeck, and many others. She recently resigned from WestBow to focus full-time on her freelance publicity firm, Glass Road Public Relations. You can learn more at www.GlassRoadPR.com.

Juliann Weston
Juliann Weston comes to you via the shores of Asbury Park, NJ. She is a graduate of William Paterson University with Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and has studied in various independent acting, writing and directing classes. She is a creative writer, playwright, director and stage producer and serves as the president of the Righteous Acts Drama Ministry and is the founder and head of Jewelz Weston Productions.

Writing Op - God Size Stories

Has God done something extraordinary in your life, or in the life of someone you know?

Story Guidelines from God Size Story Website
Guidelines Link: http://www.godsize.com/StoryGuidelines.aspx

Most of our success is due to writers like you who share the wonderful stories of God's work in their lives.

We hope you are basking in God's goodness and having a bunch of Godsize stories that you just dont know what to do with. Anyone of any age is welcome to submit thier Godsize story.

Ingredients for A Great Godsize Story

Godsize stories are true stories that have a beginning, middle and an ending. Quite often they close with a punch, creating emotion rather than simply talking about it. Godsize stories have that extra that makes us all feel more hopeful, more connected, more thankful, more passionate and better about life with God and others. It is a story that causes tears, laughter, goose bumps or any combination of these. A good Godsize story covers the range of human emotions.

Godsize stories are inspirational, true stories about God's intervention in the lives of ordinary people. These stories touch the souls of the readers and inspire them to trust and believe in the goodness and greatness of God for themselves. Godsize stories are personal and often filled with emotion, drama, and vivid images. They are filled with vivid images created by using the five senses. In some stories, the readers feel that they are actually in the scene with the people.

What makes Godsize stories different than Chicken Soup stories? Godsize Stories are about situations in which God intervenes. They are about God doing extraordinary things in the lives of ordinary people, not just about people doing extraordinary things. If your story is not about God's intervention, it may not fit our books. We are looking for stories filled with drama and emotion that move hearts and build faith in a God that does amazing things.

Writing Op - Weavings

WEAVINGS of Upper Room
http://www.upperroom.org/weavings/guidelines.asp

This journal is for clergy, lay leaders, and all thoughtful seekers who want to deepen their understanding of, and response to, how God's life and human lives are being woven together in the world. The journal seeks to move beyond the dichotomy between pulpit and pew by probing the depths of the spiritual life in ordinary language common to both clergy and laity.

Taken from their writers guidelines:
"Weavings is neither a popular devotional guide nor a technical scholarly journal. We are looking for material that has spiritual depth expressed in simple, even poetic, prose. We hope authors will show our readers the subject rather than simply describe or explain it. That is to say, we encourage authors to offer readers an experience of the subject itself. For example, we would hope that an article on prayer would be prayerful in style, and that readers would be likely to experience reading this article as a prayerful event. Reading the article might even lead a reader into a time of prayer. We seek material for Weavings that is meditative in tone, drawing on the rich metaphors of scripture and everyday life to help readers see and respond to God at work in their lives and in the world."

For more details, check out the link to their guidelines.

Author Contract Information

Looking for information about author contracts? Check out these links.

There is a lot of publishing contract information in this article:
http://www.right-writing.com/checklist.html

The American Society of Journalists and Authors also has a lot of contract tips at:
http://www.asja.org/pubtips/pubtips.php

Also the Author's Guild has periodical and book contract advice at:
http://www.authorsguild.org/?p=100

Cindy O'Halloran just posted a terrific review of my book, Faith-Dipped Chocolate on her website. Check it out!
http://www.cohalloran.com/reviews.htm

General Information for the NJCWG

John & Louise DuMont
We will be at the NJCWG Picnic --- Will you?

A Few NJCWG Reminders...

NEXT MEETING
Monday, June 13, 2005
6:15-7:00 - Chat Time
7:00-8:00 - Lesson Time: Writing Brilliant, Not Boring, Nonfiction
8:00-9:00 - critiques

NJCWG SAMPLE WRITING BOOK
Additional information will be available regarding the NJCWG Sample Writing Book. Write smart - you can start writing your piece for our picnic event and use that piece as your submission for the Sample Writing Book!

2005 A REASON TO WRITE CONFERENCE
October 8, 2005
We currently have a staff of eight professional writers, speakers & publicists lined up for this conference. Poetry, theater, movie scripts, fiction, nonfiction, publicity helps... we have something for everyone. Start telling your friends, writing colleagues, church members and other interested parties about this great event. Get the word out now! Brochures, flyers, press releases and literature regarding this event will be ready soon. Note that we are still looking for NJCWG members willing to help. Is God calling you to be a part of this team?

2006 A REASON TO WRITE CONFERENCE
Special Conference Event - don't miss this extraordinary opportunity!
May 13, 2006
Cecil "Cec" Murphey

NJCWG SUMMER PICNIC
Monday, June 27, 2005
NO MEETING THAT NIGHT
See previous post for details. RSVP Required.

NJCWG - Picnic

It is that time again.
Time for the Annual NJCWG Summer Picnic!

Val Schermerhorn has offered to host the picnic at her house again this year. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU, Val!

Read on for the details:

DATE: Monday, June 27, 2005 (instead of our meeting)
TIME: 6:30 pm
Raindate: Wednesday, June, 29, 2005
PLACE: The Schermerhorn's, 402 Jersey Ave, Greenwood Lake, NY 10925 (Specific directions to their house will be given when you RSVP.)

THE WHOLE FAMILY IS INVITED
This is the chance to let your spouse, significant other, or good friend (along with your kids) see what our group is all about.

WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING?
* We are asking each family to bring one generously proportioned side dish AND either chips or beverages.
* Val is cooking up hotdogs and hamburgers.
* If you like to swim, bring your swim suit. Val lives right on the lake.
* If your children are not strong swimmers, please bring the appropriate flotation devices.
* We are doing casual readings after dinner, so get started writing your piece now! Please do keep your reading to one page. Poetry, fiction, nonfiction ... whatever suits you. No assignment and no critiques - just fun.

RSVP REQUIRED
* You MUST RSVP to Louise Bergmann DuMont on or before Friday, 6/18/05
Email: word.worker@verizon.net or Call: 551-427-3794
* At that time please let me know what dish you are bringing, whether you are bringing chips or beverages , how many adults will attend and how many children will attend (and their ages).

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Non-Writing Related

I you have children from Pre-School through 6th Grade you may want to sign them up for this year's Vacation Bible School at the Ringwood Baptist Church.

VBS 2005
Serengeti Trek
July 11-15
6:30 - 9:00 PM

Louise Bergmann DuMont
NJCWG Facilitator

Writing Op - Decision Magazine

http://www.billygraham.org/DMag_WritersGuidelines.asp

What is the purpose of Decision? To set forth to each reader the Good News of salvation in Jesus Christ with such vividness and clarity that he or she will be drawn to make a commitment to Christ. To encourage, teach and strengthen Christians to walk daily with Christ and to reach out to others for Christ.

The amount of payment varies according to the extent of required editing and the published article length. Payment is made on publication.

Send your manuscript by e-mail (submissions@bgea.org) or by mail to Bob Paulson, Managing Editor, Decision, P.O. Box 668886, Charlotte, NC 28266-8886. If you send by e-mail, please paste the manuscript into the e-mail message, rather than send it as an attachment.

Graywolf Press

Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize
$12,000 and publication for the best literary nonficiton book.
http://www.writingspiritresources.com/2005/06/graywolf_press_.html

Submissions must arrive between September 1 and October 1, 2005.
Send full manuscript of 200 to 400 pages.
There is no entry fee.
Prize: $12,000 advance and publication in 2007.
Graywolf Press is pleased to announce the second annual Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize. A $12,000 advance and publication by Graywolf in 2007 will be awarded to the best previously unpublished, full-length work of literary nonfiction by a writer not yet established in the genre. Robert Polito will serve as the judge.

“This prize seeks to acknowledge--and honor--the great traditions of literary nonfiction, extending from Robert Burton and Thomas Browne in the seventeenth century through Defoe and Strachey and on to James Baldwin, Joan Didion, and Jamaica Kincaid in our own time,” says Robert Polito. In looking for the winner, Polito goes on to say, “We seek the boldest and most innovative books from emerging nonfiction writers, although we define ‘emerging’ (no more than two published books) as lightly and flexibly as we define literary nonfiction. Whether grounded in observation, autobiography, or research, much of the most beautiful, daring, and original writing over the past few decades can be categorized as nonfiction. Submissions to the Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize might span memoir, biography, or history--but it’s essential that they be finished books (no miscellaneous essay collections, sample chapters, or proposals).”

Guidelines

Graywolf Press is pleased to announce the second annual Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize. A $12,000 advance and publication by Graywolf in 2007 will be awarded to the best previously unpublished, full-length work of literary nonfiction by a writer not yet established in the genre. Robert Polito will serve as the judge.

“This prize seeks to acknowledge – and honor – the great traditions of literary nonfiction, extending from Robert Burton and Thomas Browne in the seventeenth century through Defoe and Strachey and on to James Baldwin, Joan Didion, and Jamaica Kincaid in our own time,” says Robert Polito. In looking for the winner, Polito goes on to say, “We seek the boldest and most innovative books from emerging nonfiction writers, although we define ‘emerging’ (no more than two published books) as lightly and flexibly as we define literary nonfiction. Whether grounded in observation, autobiography, or research, much of the most beautiful, daring, and original writing over the past few decades can be categorized as nonfiction. Submissions to the Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize might span memoir, biography, or history – but it’s essential that they be finished books (no miscellaneous essay collections, sample chapters, or proposals).”

Eligibility: Any writer who has not published more than two books of literary nonfiction (excluding academic work and books in other genres) and resides in the United States is eligible. We welcome submissions from previously unpublished writers. Collections of miscellaneous essays/prose are not eligible for the prize. We will consider one submission per person.

Timeline: Submissions must arrive in the Graywolf offices between September 1 and October 1, 2005. Please note that this is not a postmark deadline. The winner will be announced in January 2006 and published in February 2007.

Procedure: Please send one copy of the finished manuscript, along with a cover letter containing contact information and previous publication history to Graywolf Press, attention Nonfiction Prize. Manuscripts should contain 200-400 pages of text, in a standard 12-point font, double-spaced, and printed on one side of the page only. Please use only a rubber band or clip to bind your manuscript. We cannot consider electronic submissions. Please do not submit manuscripts or queries to the judge.

Notification: If you would like to be notified that your manuscript has been received, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped postcard; for announcement of the winner, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. We cannot answer any queries about the status of manuscripts. Manuscripts will not be returned.

All decisions are final, and the judge cannot comment on individual submissions.
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Carole McDonnell
"If I've told you about earthly things and you do not believe, how will it be when I tell you about heavenly things?" Let the weak say I'm strong. Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.

The Muse Marquee

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New Column Zine Offers Its First Issue To Debut June 1st For FREE

A new column ezine, The Muse Marquee, sponsored by Star Publish, offers new and seasoned writers the opportunity to enhance their writing skills with the help of ten prolific Editors, each and every month. The Muse Marquee, devoted to producing twelve issues a year with articles about the craft of writing, will launch its debut issue June 1, 2005.

Ten editors, contributing columns ranging from the children's market to romance, will cover topics such as plot development, mechanics of and strategies for writing, different markets and their trends, contestsand events, how to query and secure agents and publishers, incorporating cultural aspects into writing, and self-publishing. The first issue is free.

Online courses offer lessons starting anywhere from $50.00 and up. As an introductory price, The Muse Marquee offers an annual subscription of ONLY $10.00, 12 issues packed with various COLUMNS written as educational articles.

NJCWG Meeting

Louise Bergmann DuMont
Facilitator, NJCWG

Please note that there was a "fifth" Monday in May. This means that there are three (not two) weeks between the last May and the first June meeting.

NEXT MEETING
Monday, June 13, 2005
6:15-7:00 - Chat Time
7:00-8:00 - Lesson Time: Writing Brilliant, Not Boring, Nonfiction
8:00-9:00 - Critques

Four Writing Ops

InspiredMoms.com, an online inspirational e-zine for moms is looking for writers for their combined June/July edition of InspiredMoms.com, www.inspiredmoms.com
Theme: Celebrating Family
Special emphasis given to single moms, blended families, families with adopted children and Grandmas raising grandchildren.
Devotionals: under 500 words. Should include at least one scripture verse.
Articles: 750 to 1200 words.
InspiredMoms.com focuses on a casual style with a mom-to-mom approach to inspire and motivate through uplifting writing.
All published devotionals and articles will be featured for two months offering more exposure for published writers.
All queries and submissions should be sent to Editor@InspiredMoms.com.
Compensation includes byline, 100 word biography and promotion of author's books or resources for Moms. Published submissions will run through August 1st.

Bylines Writer's Desk Calendar is more than just a weekly calendar - it's a celebration of working writers, and a writing motivator full of inspiration, humor, and passion. Share the successes and trials of 52 fellow writers as you read their personal stories. Learn how they have conquered rejection, fear and writer's block; rejoice in their triumphs; and read how their published words have made a difference in others' lives. We invite dedicated, serious writers who have been published and paid for their work to submit an entry for the 2007 Bylines. Writers from all genres are welcome. The combined length of your entry and 2- sentence bio should not exceed 300 words.
Deadline for submissions is February 1, 2006.
Compensation includes one free copy of the calendar, money (though not much), a discount on additional calendars, and perhaps the most beneficial, help in promoting you as a writer. Visit www.bylinescalendar.com for complete submission details.

Gettin' Older, Gettin' Better - Contract with Harvest House. A sequel to Gettin' Old Ain't For Wimps. Author is looking for 'story seeds' (a few lines describing a funny and/or interesting experience you've had as a senior or one from the life of a senior you know). Author will write the story.
Send your 'story seed' ASAP -- by July 1, at the LATEST.
Please send your 'story seed' via e-mail ONLY with the words STORY SEED in the subject line to karen@karenoconnor.com.

Diamond Dust is a monthly online magazine and e-newsletter for teens and adults, empowering them in their Christian walk.
E-mail: DiamondEditor@yahoo.com.
Website: http://www.freewebs.com/diamonddustmagazine/
Editors: Laura & Stephanie Rutlind.
Diamond Dust seeks articles, short fiction, poetry, book reviews, music reviews, devotionals/inspirational pieces, and fillers. Please read our Writer's Guidelines before submitting.
Complete ms/cover letter or query by email (copied into message).
No payment, but includes an author bio with a link to your website and contact information.
Responds within 3 weeks.
Submit seasonal 4 months ahead.
Guidelines available on website or by email.

Book & Market News

LUCADO TITLE PASSES 510,000 IN SALES. Six months after its release, Max Lucado’s Come Thirsty (W Publishing/Nelson) has sold more than 510,000 copies. Lucado was recently named America’s Best Preacher by Reader’s Digest.

WATERBROOK MOVES. WaterBrook Press’ corporate office new address, effective May 16, is 12265 Oracle Blvd., Ste. 200, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Telephone and fax numbers will remain the same.

BARBOUR BRINGS HILL BACK AT LOW PRICE POINT. Barbour Publishing is reintroducing six of Grace Livingston Hill romances at $2.97 each. The mass-market titles are Lone Point; Marcia Schuyler; Phoebe Deane; Lo, Michael; Miranda; and The Witness.

CBA’S MAY CHRISTIAN MARKETPLACE LISTS ONLINE. The new May best-seller and category top-seller lists--based on March sales--are now online at http://www.cbaonline.org/TrackingLists/BSLHome.jsp.

Writing Resources

Here are a few writing resources you might like to take a look at:

Tweener World Magazine, a brand new ezine for teens, is full of exciting, fun stories and information kids will love! The magazine can be found at http://www.tweenerworld.faithweb.com/

National Association of Hispanic Journalists dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. http://www.nahj.org

Markets, contests, and articles all about anthologies at Anthologies Online. http://www.anthologiesonline.com

See ten sure-fire suggestions to improve your fiction. http://www3.baylor.edu/~Greg_Garrett/writing/hints.html

How to make the most of your interviews by JM Cornwell. http://members.aol.com/Raven763/article42interview.html

Markets and contest listings for Christian writers. Primarily poetry, there are some great links to other resources for the general writer. http://www.utmostchristianwriters.com/utmost.htm

News, resources, links, articles, and book reviews for children writers and illustrators. http://www.yellapalooza.com

Is your character involved in the environment, like preserving our natural resources, pollution, ultraviolet radiation, global warming? Here's a great research site to check out. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at http://www.epa.gov/epahome/commsearch.htm

Colorado Romance Writers, a writers group. www.coloradoromancewriters.org

Writing about Scotland? Need information for setting, recipes, poetry, genealogy, the clans, Scottish trivia, Scottish history? Are your roots in Scotland and just plain curious? For all things Scotland you can browse to your heart's content. Check it out at: www.electricscotland.com. There is also a free

Script Info

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I just wanted to send a reminder:

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