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Links and Resources Wednesdays
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Writers Association Check out the PNWA web site for details of the upcoming holiday potluck party, and info about next summer's 2006 annual conference, where you'll have the opportunity to meet agents, editors, and publishers, and to rub shoulders with successful authors. www.LorraineFeather.com But wait, there's more. Lorraine's CD, "Dooji Wooji," has just been named one of the best vocal releases of the year by the International Association for Jazz Education! Read about it online at: All About Jazz. Click onto her very creative Web site and settle back to enjoy uniquely original poetry as well as entertaining illustrations. If you look at nothing else, discover Miss English - a woman after my own heart! Frederick J. Wheelehan, Gardener, landscaper, and plantsmith. Spring! Flowers! Green stuff! Sunshine! Outdoors! Trees! Fruit on trees! Rippling water in birdbath or backyard stream! Beautiful Deck! You gotta take a look at this website if you have a yard to live in and look fantastic. Plus - this landscaper takes beautiful pictures - and he writes very well (read some of his archive notes). Brent Hartinger This guy can write - and not just the easy stuff. Brent Hartinger has chosen to write books for young adults as his audience. Geography Club (HarperCollins 2003) became his first bestseller and now there's a screenplay in the works. His latest is Dreamquest, and it's a beauty. Brent writes his novels, screenplays, teaches, and lectures - and boy, is he busy! Randall Platt Randall Beth Platt is the kind of writer you've always wanted to become. She rises early - I mean early - and writes away until it's time to play handball. Then she does the nitty-gritty stuff of authorship before going off on a modeling gig. Her books run the gamut from raw western humor (the Fe-As-Ko books) to subtle beauty. She has two books on sensitive subjects for young adults: Honor Bright and The Likes of Me. RATIFY THE ERA: It's time women were included in the U.S. Constitution. Ratification from only three states are needed to make that happen. Get the skinny on Val's first blog: eraupdate.blogspot.com, and follow up with the Florida Equal Rights Alliance website. Get involved! Make it happen! Miscellaneous Links www.powells.com - Powells Books in Portland, OR www.loc.gov/nls/catalogs/braille - National Library Service for the Blind www.womensresourcedirectory.com polyglot.lss.wisc.edu - U of Wisconsin wwww.abanet.org/careercounsel/profile/judges/holidayg.html - American Bar Assoc Grammar for Grownups Links www.loc.gov/nls/bbr/ - Books in braille, including Grammar for Grownups www.ci.edmonds.wa.us - Write on the Sound Just Words Links www.csuchico.edu/mcgs - Calif. State at Chico www.pnba.org - Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Elements links www.wabashcenter.wabash.edu/journal/ttrstyle.html www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ www.womenstudies.ilstu.edu/resources www.k-state.edu/univpub/style - Kansas State Photo credits: Gayle
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