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Home Join a Community Learn the Craft Get Motivated ... Contact Us Testimonials Thanks for the great class! It was everything I had hoped for and more. Your lessons were thorough and informative, and your responses to our many questions and comments [were] immediate and specific. Your critiques of our individual assignments were encouraging, but honest, and told us exactly what we needed to change or improve. You also praised what we were doing right. Your friendliness and humor, and generous sharing of the lessons you had learned through your personal experience made learning a delight. I can't wait to try my hand at getting published!" Ellen Weston "I just wanted to let you know how grateful I am for the information you have shared with us over the last few weeks. I have found it to be informative and it has given me confidence I have not had before. I have really enjoyed the class and assignments and will miss the feeling of support!" Sharon T. More Testimonials WRITING FOR MAGAZINES Facilitator Kathryn Lay Workshop Syllabus Want to break into the print magazine and e-zine markets? Then you need to understand magazines, including the different types of articles they accept, how to study them for ideas, and how to put together a winning query letter. Magazine articles come in all forms and genres. Whether you want to write for religious, parenting, women's, or general interest magazines, preparation will raise your chances of becoming a published magazine writer.

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CEW Workshops: Fall 2005 Please select from the following list for information about a workshop. If you would like to see a list of previous CEW workshops and seminars, go to the Archives SEP 2005: Beginning Freelance Writing for Magazines and Newspapers OCT 2005: Writing the Great American Ten-Minute Play NOV 2005: Crafting the Query NOV 2005: The Divine Earth: A Nature Writing Workshop Beginning Freelance Writing for Magazines and Newspapers Liz Nakazawa September 24, 2005 Neuberger Hall, Room 407 Fee: $50 This is a workshop for beginning students interested in journalistic, non-fiction article writing who want to learn how to develop ideas for feature articles for magazine and newspapers. We will explore the process of writing query letters to editors, researching, interviewing, and writing and editing final articles. We will also discuss the best ways to approach editors with story ideas. There will be several in-class exercises. Local author Liz Nakazawa has been freelancing since 1984 and has published over 90 articles on such diverse subjects as food, gardening, education, small businesses and non-profit organizations. Her articles have appeared in The Oregonian Oregon Business Magazine and PSU Alumni Magazine . She has also published in Psychology Today Alaska Airlines Magazine Horizon Air and Northwest Travel Magazine Preregistration is required. Print out and mail registration form to:

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52. DFLL - Syllabus Sheet Writing For Magazines writing for magazines CN10068/B11. Tutor, Ms Joelle Adams Recommended reading,How To Write Articles For Newspapers And Magazines (2Nd Ed) http://www.bath.ac.uk/lifelong-learning/study/courses/part-time/syllabus/CN10068

Division for Lifelong Learning WRITING FOR MAGAZINES - CN10068/B11 Tutor: Ms Joelle Adams Day and time: 10 meetings on Mondays at 19:30 to 21:30, from 10 October until 12 December 2005 Location: Campus on Claverton Down campus. Fee: Credits: 6 credits at Level C Learning outcomes: On successful completion of this course, students will be able confidently contact potential editors Course content: Assessment: The course will be assessed by: Reflective journal (35%) Final article (65%) Private Study: 8 hours per week: completion of small assignments, maintenance of reflective learning journal, preparation of feature article. Recommended reading: How To Write Articles For Newspapers And Magazines (2Nd Ed) - Thomson-Peterson's, 2002 , D Sova The Bedford Handbook (6Th Ed) - Bedford/St Martin's Press, 2001 , D Hacker Joelle has taught academic, business and journalistic writing at universities in Canada and the UK. She holds an undergraduate degree in English and Writing from the University of Western Ontario and a post-graduate Communications certificate. For all enquiries, please call 01225 388703 / 388704

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Writing for Magazines: Step-by-Step By Karen O'Connor During the first year of my new-found writing career I sold twelve articles! (producing enough income to pay for part of our family vacation) I also received enough rejection slips to wallpaper my guest bathroom! But I didn't give up. I chose to commit, and here's what I learned over the past twenty-five years about writing for magazines: LIST general topics that interest you, such as: family, money, time, gratitude, prayer. Narrow your focus. Then start with one or two subjects. LIVE with them for awhile. Don't rush the process. Be sure you¹re really interested in following through with what you¹ve listed. Then allow yourself time to develop ways to be creative with your topics. For example, the following titles resulted from some of my brainstorming: "Are You a Shopoholic," "How to Study Less And Learn More," "The Secret of a Grateful Heart," "Teach Us To Pray." All have been published. LISTEN for guidance. Really good ideas are heart-felt, not simply generated by our minds. What are you feeling guided to write? And for what purpose? After having a powerful experience regarding forgiveness, I felt a strong tug to put what I learned into writing. “The Healing Power of Forgiveness” was published in ten different publications and picked up by a therapist to use as a handout for her clients. I find that my best writing comes through my heart.

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