Links for Writers

Links for Writers: Blogs, Writers Home Pages, Interesting sites for a Writer	Links for Writers: Conferences, Workshops, Contests, Publication Opportunities
Find out how Merry Old England helps their writers: http://www.writersservice.com	Check here for a list of Lit Magazines and their submission guidelines. A new short story contest, deadline December 31st. Click here for a flyer. Websites for classes, festivals, conferences and contests: www.thefriendsofthelibrary.org www.dosgatospress.com http://www.txia.org/conference/conf.html www.amhearstwriters.com www.TrinityWritersWorkshop.com http://www.arkansasliteraryfestival.org/ www.utulsa.edu/nimrod http://www.writersleague.org/agents2006.htm www.poetry.competition.com http://booktreasurehouse.com "Take a breath of fresh air . . ." That's what it says on the freshare web site. This is an interactive web page that invites the sharing of ideas and perspectives from their readers. It's a news, sports and entertainment site that invites you to participate. Check out their writer's guidelines and then "take a breath of fresh air." http://www.freshare.net. http://www.ozarksmountaineer.com New E-Publishing company accepting submissions for their anthology series. . Contact pbsmith@wt.net Susann Kirkpatrick, Editor and Publisher P.O. Box 320 Gravois Mill, Mo 65037 573-372-6610 Ozarks Magazine was conceived to be a voice for today's Ozarks. Their goal is to salute the good things, investigate the interesting and question the questionable--but mostly, to celebrate the sheer wonderfulness of today's Ozarks and the people who live there. editor@ozarksmonthly.com http://www.ozarksmonthly.com Do you have a collection of short stories you're thinking of publishing? Contact Cave Hollow Press. Check out their website for submission guidelines: http://www.cavehollowpress.com/contest.html http://www.sweetgumpress.com http://www.authorsden.com Regina Cook Williams is editor of Storyteller Magazine. For subscription information, or writers guidelines, contact: The Storyteller 2441 Washington Road Maynard, AR 72444 http://wwwfreewebz.com/fossilcreek/ Douglas County Writer's Group: 2nd Thursday of each month, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Ava, Mo, Middle School. Contact Barbara Roworth, Rt. 2 Box 575 Ava, Mo 65608 417-683-5971 broworth@hotmail.com Lebanon Poet's Societ: Contact Velvet Fackeldy, P.O. Box 1667 Lebanon, Mo. 65536 velvett@leblink.com Missouri Center for the Book: P.O.Box 87, Jeffereson, City, Mo 65102 Missouri Poets and Friends: 4th Monday, 7:00 p.m. Brentwood Library, Springfield, Mo Contact David Thomas, 1848 E. Berkely, Springfield, Mo 65804 417-883-3884 dthomas03@yahoo.com Missouri Writer's Guild: Annual meeting and contest. Check out their website www.missouriwritersguild.org Northwest Arkansas Writers' Workshop: Thursdays, 6:30-9:00 p.m. Springdale, Arkansas contact Velda Brotherton, 14280 Sunset Road, Winslow, Arkansas 72959 479-634-3155 veldabro@valuelinx.net Ozark Pen Masters Guild: Contact Roberta Page, 351 Clark Ave. Lebanon, Mo. 65536 417-532-3505 Ozarks Romance Authors: 1st Saturday of each month. The Library Station - Frisco Room 2535 N. Kansas Expressway, Springfield, Mo. Meeting times may vary due to special events, so please contact us. Usually, meeting times are : Critque Group 10:30; lunch at noon; workshop and meeting 1:00 Contact Dina Locke or Jill Henry OzarksRomanceAuthors@yahoo.com ORAuthors@yahoo.com Springfield Writers' Guild: 4th Saturday, 1:00 p.m. at the Heritage Cafeteria, 1364 E. Battlefield, Springfield, Mo. E-mail Lee Ann Russell at lar1111@sbcglobal.net or go to www.swgsite.org Check out Missouri's Literary History at http://books.missouri.org/heritage/south.html You'll find a neat essay about the literary history or Missouri and of the Ozarks, with a brief mention of Ozarks Writers League.	.
Hey, OWL members, check out Mary Nida Smith's new Blog: http://www.marynidasmith.blogspot.com Sleuth's Ink meets the 2nd Saturday of every month. Contact Shirley McCann for more info. 417-889-1409 The Write Stuff meets the 1st Saturday of every month in Kimberling City, Mo. Contact Ronda Bel Boccio for more info. rondadel@centurytel.net Twin Lakes Writers is a not-for-profit group whose purpose is to bring together writers and share literary knowledge throughout northern Arkansas and southern Missouri. They meet once a month and give everyone an opportunity to have a short piece of work critiqued. No membership dues are charged, although donations are welcome to help pay for the meeting room. Go to http://www.twinlakeswriters.org for more information. Check out the Writers Hall of Fame of America at: http://www.missouristate.edu/writershalloffame.org Saturday Writers is a chapter of the Missouri Writers Guild and is a not-for-profit organization founded in 2002. http://www.saturdaywriters.org Lee Ann Russell If you'd like to see some of Lee Ann's work, got to the Missouri State Poetry Society's website at http://www.nfsps.com/mo/ Karen Waggoner Karen's book, On My Honor, can be seen at www.karenwaggoner.com Betty Craker Henerson www.granndingle.com www.hardshell.com Suzann Ledbetter www.SuzannLedbetter.com Ahead of the Game In Hot Pursuit A Lady Never Trifles With Thieves West of Bliss; North of Clever; South of Sanity; East of Peculiar *Velda Brotherton* *Velda has been writing for 20 years. check her out at http://www.veldabrotherton.com* Enjoy good Southern action? Checkout Izark County Badlands by OWL writer, Wiley Russel. www.wileyrussel.com Leon Frederick's Hooligan Sailor is one Coast Guardsman's sage during World War II, contact Leon at: tiny@interlinc.net Constance Seversen writing under the name of C.J. Winter www.cjwinters.com Ellen Gray Massey www.ellengraymassey.com www.ozarkswritersinc.com www.bittersweetozarks.org Jennifer DiCamillo www.publishedauthors.net/jenniferdicamillo/ Radine Tree Nehiring http://www.RadinesBooks.com OWL is a not for profit organization with 501c3 status. We welcome donations and contributions. To post information about your group, magazine, or publishing company on this page, contact LouTurn@aol.com