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nthposition online magazine strangeness politics opinion ... links At the Creative Writing Workshop by Tom Bradley fiction - march 05 ] "Writing without the intention of publication is a mild form of paranoia." - John Braine For non-academic reasons, which I will reveal shortly, my young nephew Biff was allowed to graduate a bit early from high school. Now he's a sort of freshman at a large public university in far-western America. He's a barely matriculated back-of-the-classroom lurker, a mere arriviste teenybopper, with an undeclared major yet. And he can't imagine how, but last semester Biff found himself suddenly a made-member of a glamorous creative writing workshop, otherwise reserved for MFA candidates in the English department. Presiding over this weekly dream-salon was a literary superstar whose agent had somehow allowed him to be flown out all the way from Manhattan. Like any red-blooded American boy, my nephew Biff has always kept an eye out for the main chance. So he decided to grab this opportunity to transform himself into a card-carrying creative writer. His classmates (if I'm not presumptuous in using the term) are the future Creative Writing Industrialists of America, and they're working on fictional dissertations and metafictional theses, sans footnotes. These people are right on the verge of finding literary agents, for Christ's sake, and I can only assume that my nephew was cast among them, like an earthworm among rainbow trout, through some clerical error in the registrar's office.

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User Name Password Create an account Forgot your Password? Membership Members Only Access ... Staff and Location 40th ANNUAL NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED The New Yorker Wins Five “Ellies” Read articles/entries from this year's winners and finalists NEW YORK CITY, April 13, 2005 — The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism today presented the 2005 National Magazine Awards, the industry’s most prestigious editorial honor, to 18 print and online magazines across 22 categories. The New Yorker received five of the coveted “Ellies” (named after the Alexander Calder Stabile “Elephant,” which is ASME’s symbol of the award) and was the only magazine to receive multiple awards. Winning their first “Ellie” ever: BabyTalk, Dwell, Kids: Fun Stuff to Do Together, Martha Stewart Weddings, and Style.com The 2005 National Magazine Award winners are: Glamour for General Excellence (over 2,000,000 circulation) The New Yorker for General Excellence (1,000,000 to 2,000,000 circulation)

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Planting Your Family Tree Online: How To Create Your Own Family History Web Site Order today! Preview the Table of Contents Read the Reviews by Mark Howells Mark's genealogy writings have appeared in the National Genealogical Society's Computer Interest Group Digest , the New England Historic Genealogical Society's The Computer Genealogist Family Tree Magazine Heritage Quest Magazine Family Chronicle Magazine , and Computers In Genealogy Mark was formerly the Technology Columnist for Ancestry magazine. His articles available online are listed below. Google can be your genealogical help mate if you know how to get the best out of it. This article first appeared in November/December 2004 issue of Ancestry Magazine. It requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software for viewing. Browser hijacking is the new piracy of the information age. This article first appeared in September/October 2004 issue of Ancestry Magazine. It requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software for viewing. Those of us "of a certain age" can use our computers to overcome common problems associated with aging. This article first appeared in July/August 2004 issue of Ancestry Magazine. It requires the free

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Online Technical Writing: Power-Revision Techniques—Sentence-Level Revision You've probably heard plenty of times that writing should be lean, mean, clear, direct, succinct, active, and so on. This is one of those self-evident truths—why would anyone set out to write any other way? But what does that really mean, what do sentences look like that are not that way, what sorts of things are wrong with them, and how do you fix them? Sentences do have ways of becoming flabby, redundant, wordy, unclear, indirect, passive, and just plain old hard to understand. Even so, they remain grammatically "correct"—all their subjects and verbs agree, the commas are in the right places, the words are spelled correctly. Still, these sentences are far more difficult to read than any sentence with just a comma problem. The following sections can't pretend to cover all of the ways sentences can go bad at this higher level, but they do cover seven of the most common problems and shows you ways of fixing them. And knowing these seven will probably enable you to spot all the others we have not trapped and labeled yet. Specifically, here is what is covered: Weak be verbs Overnominalization ("noun stacks") Redundant phrasing Weak use of expletives (there is, it is)

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Electronic Publication: Writing for the Screen Mike Sharples University of Birmingham Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK This column is reprinted from the Technology department of the (JAAL). It contains the following sections: Editor's Message (from department editor Bertram Bruce) Issue of the Month Website of the Month Glossary References Editor's Message I mentioned in September that from time to time this journal year I'd invite guest authors to write the JAAL Technology column. This month's guest, Mike Sharples, has worked for many years on innovative approaches in language and technology. He was a pioneer in creating environments for students to use computers to explore patterns in language through his Phrasebooks and Boxes programs. One thing I especially liked about this work was that Mike saw that language learning could be fun, and he built that perspective into his software. He has also been a leader in areas such as artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and computer support for collaborative writing. Working, as he does, in the United Kingdom, Mike has a perspective on educational technology issues that will add to my view from the United States. When I asked him if he would be interested in writing the October column, I also told Mike that I would very much like to hear his latest views on electronic books. When he wrote back to me with his acceptance, he suggested the topic of paper versus electronic publication.

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