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11. Creative-writing.ch creativewriting.ch is aimed at getting people who like writing poems, short stories, Many recent contributions did not take the rules on board. http://www.creative-writing.ch/

@import "styles/cw-boxes.css"; Welcome Instinctive Acts: The Duchess of Malfi By FAM , 16 May 2005 Wednesday, 18 May to Saturday, 21 May at TOJO, Reithalle, Bern Matt Kimmich Instictive Acts The play, set in Italy in the 16th century, tells the story of the widowed Duchess of Malfi, who wants to remarry against the will of her powerful brothers. In secret she marries her steward Antonio, but is eventually found out when she gives birth to their child. The brothers vow revenge and the stage is set for murder, madness and mayhem. here Permalink Collaboratory News By FAM , 22 April 2005 New Contributor, New Project Firstly, a happy addition to the Collaboratory . This collection of projects in collaborative writing is still going strong and new entries are being posted, if not at a rate of knots and not on all collaboratory projects, at least on most and pleasantly steadily. The good news is that there is a new contributor on board. Graham Tritt is therefore on the collective writing of one or several fairy stories. Contribute, but Read the Rules

12. Scripta Humanistica® & Studia Humanitatis® Catalogue A scholarly series established for the purpose of publishing significant contributions in the area of humanistic studies literature, linguistics, philosophy, history, art, and creative writing in both prose fiction and poetry. http://www.scriptahumanistica.com

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13. Contributions And In-Kind Needs Current Volunteer Opportunities. writing, Art, Other creative contributions. Leave Your Mark as An Illustrator Boulder County Parks and Open Space is http://www.co.boulder.co.us/volunteer/opps_writngart,contributions.htm

Search Volunteer Home Current Opportunities Volunteer Spotlight Photo Album ... Bulletin Board Volunteer Spotlight July 2005 Each month this page focuses the spotlight on one of the more than 6,000 people who volunteer in Boulder County government each year. Others are found in the Past Volunteer Spotlight Archive. Current Volunteer Opportunities Writing, Art, Other Creative Contributions Leave Your Mark as An Illustrator Boulder County Parks and Open Space is looking for a few artists (amateur or professional) to draw black and white pictures for publications. Pen and ink drawings of wildlife, flowers, plants, recreation or any outdoor theme are desired. If you like to draw or have drawings that you wish to share, please contact Pascale Fried at 303-441-4559 or e-mail her at pfried@co.boulder.co.us Parks and Open Space "Images" The summer issue of the Parks and Open Space quarterly publication, Images , is now available.

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The Cycling Dude May 09, 2004 Bicycle Poetry Consider the HAIKU: 3 lines consisting of 5, 7, and 5 syllables each. What does this have to do with Bicycling, you ask? Quite a lot, actually. :-) I am Bicycle. You ride me all over town. Must stop, please. Tiring. Over hill, and dale, Getting so lost without fail. I need a damn map! Then there is the TANKA: A Haiku with 2 more lines of 7 syllables each. Pedaling on streets full with traffic, and drivers, not always seeing you on their right, on your steed. Make no sudden move, or die. One, bike, two, bikes, three bikes, more! Six bikes, seven bikes, my garage can not hold more! What a huge amount! Time for an Ebay account! A writer can find poetry in absolutely anything if he, or she, puts their mind to it. :-) When it comes to these 2 forms one learns to trust Webster's whenever in doubt. :-) What got my creative writing juices flowing tonite was the Bicycle Haiku page of the blog Bicycle Eye This page has 30 creative contributions solicited by the blogger of his readers, and they make for some very entertaining reading.

15. Creative Writing Awards creative writing Awards and on their creative contributions to, and in, campus events and publications (including Runestones), literature classes, http://www.carlalbert.edu/runestones/creative_writing_awards.htm

Creative Writing Awards at Carl Albert State College are given each spring semester during the CASC Awards Assembly. Students are selected based on their observable talent and potential, and on their "creative" contributions to, and in, campus events and publications (including Runestones ), literature classes, and out-of-class involvement with publishing opportunities. Misty Sullivan and Evan Curtis, 2000 Paul Mileo and Milena Robinson, 2002 Miranda Scott, 2003 Ahna Fryhover and Jake McAlister, 2004

16. ESL Creative Writing Worksheets creative writing worksheets for teaching ESL or EFL. We are always looking for more contributions so if you have an idea please add it to the creative http://bogglesworld.com/creativewriting.htm

Glossary of ESL terms Home Crosswords Word Searches ... ESL Jobs Creative Writing Prompts: T hese creative writing worksheets can can be used both in class or as weekly homework assignments. We are always looking for more contributions so if you have an idea please add it to the creative writing story starters thread . Eventually all of the story starters will be turned into worksheets and posted here. In the meantime, teachers can browse the thread for ideas. Sites For Teachers There are hundreds of the best webpages for teachers at Sites For Teachers with the best resources for teachers on the web. The Lesson Plan Archive For more lesson plans visit the archive The Ask Thomas Archive More questions and answers in the ATarchive Job Boards and Forums Join the Discussion Forums and look for a job. Time Machine Invisibility Potion WaterAtom The Alien School ... The Door Under the Stones (sent in by Katelyn) The Prank The Seed Leprechaun's Gold The Island of Dr. Moreau

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Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Customer Service Creativity is a precious current that moves silently but powerfully, through our society. The Alliance remains committed to emerging artists and writers because "becoming" is the toughest challenge our youth face. Because "emerging" as an artist takes time, tenacity and timeliness, we offer them a haven where they can develop as artists and writers. Your generosity will: Support the creative development of emerging artists and writers; Preserve and enrich a meaningful cultural experience for teens and their families; Contribute to the sustainability and growth of a successful 80-year program that is deeply rooted in education in local communities; Encourage the future workforce of visionaries, leaders, and entrepreneurs. As part of our community, the Alliance will acknowledge your generosity and vision in appropriate materials, provide an opportunity for you to meet the students and see their work, and keep you apprised of year-long program highlights. SupportTheAlliance@scholastic.com

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Frequently Asked Questions Archive Answers from Mark Litwak, Attorney At Law Category: Writing Question : I am currently working with another writer. He has a completed script. I am doing some rewrites and I hope to shop it around. My questions are: Do I need to option this script and how? Do I get writer's credit? And what would my steps be in registering this work? Answer : You should have a written agreement regarding your collaboration. If you want an option to purchase rights to the work, you should have a written option agreement. Otherwise, you risk losing rights to the script. After spending a great deal of effort fixing this script, you do not want to find yourself in a position where the author refuses to acknowledge an agreement you did not put into writing. ). The parties determine credit, but if the script is subject to the Writers Guild agreement, the Guild will determine how writing credit is allocated in the event of a dispute. Question : I want to write a screenplay about the death of a friend that happened 28 years ago. Although I'm changing the names and dates, the way the death occurred will undoubtedly raise a red flag with the family if they are living. Do I need permission from the family of the deceased? Answer Question Answer : Assuming that you are not a member of the Writers Guild, whether you should accept the offer depends on your stature in the industry, how likely it is that there is another buyer who will pay more, and the identity of the buyer. If the buyer is a major studio or production company, it should pay you at least WGA scale. If you are a beginning screenwriter, and this is a smaller, reputable company, you may want to accept its offer, although it would be best if the payment were for an option on the property rather than for buying outright the motion picture rights to that property. Also, try to negotiate a reversion clause in the event your screenplay doesn't get made.

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