Nathan Bransford has a great blog from Friday rounding up the experts' take on how the financial armageddon will affect the publishing biz. Forewarned is forearmed.
Query on.
Showing posts with label financial disaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial disaster. Show all posts
Monday, October 20, 2008
Publishing and the Financial Meltdown
Nathan Bransford has a great blog from Friday rounding up the experts' take on how the financial armageddon will affect the publishing biz. Forewarned is forearmed.
Query on.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Anthologies Seek Stories about Iraq War, Breast Cancer, and Recovering From Financial Disaster
According to the Anthology News and Reviews Blog, LaChance Publishing is seeking a variety of essays for their "Voices of" book series including:
Voices from Iraq
Voices of Depression
Voices of Breast Cancer, volume 2
Voices of Childhood Cancer
Voices of Diabetes
Voices of Heart Disease
Voices of Parkinson's
Back From Zero (Recovering from financial disaster)
Dogs - stories about dogs who have changed people's lives
Pay: $200 per story, based on length
Deadlines: They have a variety of deadlines listed in their submission guidelines.
The "Voices of" series looks similar to the Chicken Soup and Cup of Comfort books.
If you've had a financial disaster, it may be cathartic to write an essay about it - and maybe even get paid for submitting to the series. There was a gut wrenching story on NPR yesterday about the locksmiths who come to change all the locks on foreclosed homes, and what owners leave behind.
If you are in dire financial straits, I'm so sorry. Not to sound goopy or anything, but I'm sending prayers out there for you.
Voices from Iraq
Voices of Depression
Voices of Breast Cancer, volume 2
Voices of Childhood Cancer
Voices of Diabetes
Voices of Heart Disease
Voices of Parkinson's
Back From Zero (Recovering from financial disaster)
Dogs - stories about dogs who have changed people's lives
Pay: $200 per story, based on length
Deadlines: They have a variety of deadlines listed in their submission guidelines.
The "Voices of" series looks similar to the Chicken Soup and Cup of Comfort books.
If you've had a financial disaster, it may be cathartic to write an essay about it - and maybe even get paid for submitting to the series. There was a gut wrenching story on NPR yesterday about the locksmiths who come to change all the locks on foreclosed homes, and what owners leave behind.
If you are in dire financial straits, I'm so sorry. Not to sound goopy or anything, but I'm sending prayers out there for you.
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