Nancy and her company are available to assist other members with PR services as needed. See the company site for more information.
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Writers' Room of Boston, Inc., a nonprofit organization, provides affordable, quiet, and secure workspace in downtown Boston for area writers. Click here for more information.
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Computer consultant Dan Proctor, Benetech, 978-369-3685,
is a member-recommended techie whiz who makes house calls
for reasonable rates and goes out of his way to find a cost-effective
solution to your problem.
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A member recommends "a great PR firm in the Boston area. They have helped me tremendously with my publicity and go above and beyond with enthusiasm."
NEWBURY MEDIA
800 INDUSTRIAL WAY
WILMINGTON, MA
617-267-4095
CELL-617-620-9913
OWNERS: KEN KANAVOS, JOE VIGLIONI
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Grub Street is a non-profit writing center dedicated to nurturing writers and connecting readers with the wealth of writing talent in the Boston area. Learn more here.
Grub Street has two vital roles. It supports writers at every stage of their development by offering writing classes, fellowships, employment, and networking opportunities, and by promoting the work of local authors. Equally important, it enriches the lives of Boston-area residents by introducing them to a community of fellow readers and writers through author-hosted book clubs, informal discussions, movie screenings and more.
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MANCHESTER, NH (June 10, 2009): The New Hampshire Writers' Project (NHWP) has published its fourth edition of NH Writer's Handbook, a vital resource for Granite State writers. This edition offers 400 listings covering many categories, including agents, book reviewers, young writers' resources, conferences, and publishing. New this year are listings of New Hampshire literary and trade magazines. The 30-page booklet also contains expanded lists of writing consultants and businesses in New Hampshire. The NH Writer's Handbook is designed to provide you with the information you need to develop your skills, reach a wider audience, and participate in the writing communities in New Hampshire and nationally. NH Writer's Handbook is available for $12 (plus $2 shipping and handling). To order a copy, send payment to NHWP, 2500 North River Road, Manchester, NH 03106. You can also order a copy online at www.nhwritersproject.org.
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Identify your union as UAW, type in the requested info (name, zip, email), and you'll see offers for discounts on everything from mortgages and scholarships through computers and travel services through books and flowers. Try it!
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Proofreading - and fun reading.
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The talented Writer's Digest newsletter editor Brian Klems has launched a
new blog: "Questions & Quandaries by Brian A. Klems." Each week Brian will
offer his insight into some of your grammatical, ethical and
business-oriented questions. Ask him writing-related questions
at writersdigest@fwpubs.com and he'll do his best to answer as many as he
can. Just remember to put "Q&Q" in the subject line.
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Everything you've always wanted to know about broadcast journalism.
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Social Justice Writers Group's Annual Open Meeting
The Social Justice Writers Group will be having an open meeting on Sunday, December 5th 2010 from 3:45 to 6pm. The Social Justice Writers Group is a wonderful group of writers of various formats and topics who are all committed to writing for a more just world. We meet the first Sunday of every month. Everyone shares and receives support and we go through a feedback process with one featured writer at each meeting.
To align with our commitment to effectively support each others' writing, we have an open period once a year for new and lapsed members. This is that time!
If you are interested in joining or just in coming to the open meeting please contact Miriam Stein at miriam.stein@comcast.net or 781-648-0255 for directions.
