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Interested in the writing position. My information is attached.
Thanks in advance for the opportunity.
Dawn A. Harden"
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C3 - CAPA Columnists Craved!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dawn A Harden Apr 2, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
We have volunteer openings for our CAPA Meet A Member column in The Authority newsletter. If you are an active* CAPA member and can write a 400 word column every now and again, I'd love to hear from…Continue
New CAPA Members - Meet A Member Column wants to meet You!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carol Healy Jul 9, 2011. 10 Replies 0 Likes
If you have not yet been featured in the Meet A Member column of The Authority, please contact me through the social network or at one of the Avon meetings. We have room for you in upcoming…Continue
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Carol Healy replied to Carol Healy's discussion C3 - CAPA Columnists Craved!"Hi Heather,
That's totally fine. I'd love your help and newbies meeting newbies is always a good thing in my book.
Thanks,
Carol
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Heather Webb replied to Carol Healy's discussion C3 - CAPA Columnists Craved!"Hi Carol,
I may be interested in this, but I'm a brand-spanking new member. :)
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Carol Healy posted a discussionC3 - CAPA Columnists Craved!
We have volunteer openings for our CAPA Meet A Member column in The Authority newsletter. If you are an active* CAPA member and can write a 400 word column every now and again, I'd love to hear from you!Perks Abound:Meet new membersHone your craftAdd to your publishing credentialsHelp me - oops- did I say that out loud? It's fun and easy even for phone-shy writers. I'll connect you with a new member who will be expecting your email or call. I know you each have at least one column ready to…See More
Carol Healy replied to Carol Healy's discussion New CAPA Members - Meet A Member Column wants to meet You!"Hi Dvorah,
Consider yourself signed up! Since The Authority is a monthly publication, we are booked solid for a year, however, I will add you in for July 2012.
To announce great happenings, like your upcoming book launch, I would suggest…"
Dvorah Lansky replied to Carol Healy's discussion New CAPA Members - Meet A Member Column wants to meet You!"Hi Carol,
If we are members, how do we apply to become a featured member?
Also, I have an exciting book launch - virtual book tour - this coming Tuesday.
Where would be the proper place on the site to list the…"
Carol Healy replied to Carol Healy's discussion New CAPA Members - Meet A Member Column wants to meet You!"Technical note for new CAPA Online Social Network Members:
Please note, that you must be a registered CAPA member to be featured in CAPA's Meet A Member column in The Authority. Please review the instructions and membership form…"
Carol Healy posted a blog postF3: Father Figures in Fiction - Big Shoes Filled By Carol Healy
Are you struggling with character motivations? On Father’s Day, let’s step into some size 13 men’s shoes and dig into backstory. Every character has one, even if it never makes it onto the pages of your story. What happened to your characters to make them think, act or react to the other characters in your story? How did their fathers influence them?Imagine yourself as the father in the following scenarios. How would each of these actions affect your characters?Scenario 1: Your college…See More
Anna James replied to Carol Healy's discussion New CAPA Members - Meet A Member Column wants to meet You!"Hi Carol,
I just joined this group and would love the opportunity to be featured in your "Meet A Member" column if that's still possible. I write contemporary romance.
You can reach me at authorannajames@yahoo.com"
Carol Healy posted a blog postWWW1: Web Wrangling for Writers – 12 Great Blogs & How to Corral Them
As a life-long learner in a town where the library is awesome during business hours and absent at night, I am thrilled that the Internet is always open. “Wait!” Yelled Harold Humbugger, the writer in the back of the room. “I thought the web was a soul-crushing magnet that lulled you into a false sense of security, draining your time and energy as it saps the creativity from your fingertips?” No, you’re thinking of that sci-fi movie. The web is the easiest way to stay current on trends…See More
Carol Healy replied to Cloris Kylie Stock's discussion Critique Group"Hi Cloris,
I have been running a critique group at the Simsbury Library for the past 1-1/2 years and I also write young adult fiction. We limit our group size to 8 members and include works of fiction and non-fiction (no poetry.) We meet 1st &…"
Ann Jamieson left a comment for Carol Healy"I think I was there around 1977-78. I used to help Karen with a dark bay Thoroughbred she was reschooling from off the track, I can't remember his name.
Ann"
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F3: Father Figures in Fiction - Big Shoes Filled By Carol Healy
Posted on June 19, 2011 at 3:20pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Are you struggling with character motivations? On Father’s Day, let’s step into some size 13 men’s shoes and dig into backstory. Every character has one, even if it never makes it onto the pages of your story. What happened to your characters to make them think, act or react to the other characters in your story? How did their fathers influence them?
Imagine yourself as the father in the following scenarios. How would each of these actions affect your characters?
Scenario…
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Posted on May 22, 2011 at 9:58pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
As a life-long learner in a town where the library is awesome during business hours and absent at night, I am thrilled that the Internet is always open.
“Wait!” Yelled Harold Humbugger, the writer in the back of the room. “I thought the web was a soul-crushing magnet that lulled you into a false sense of security, draining your time and energy as it saps the creativity from your fingertips?”
No, you’re thinking of that sci-fi movie. The web is the…
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- At 10:31pm on May 20, 2011,
Fay Taylor said… Thank you Carol...it is good to be your friend
Fay
- At 12:16pm on December 6, 2010, Ann Jamieson said…
- I think I was there around 1977-78. I used to help Karen with a dark bay Thoroughbred she was reschooling from off the track, I can't remember his name.
Ann
- At 11:23pm on December 4, 2010, Ann Jamieson said…
- Not the same Odie, I kept mine till he had to be put down at 29, I had him 27 years.
What years were you there?
- At 8:58pm on December 4, 2010, Ann Jamieson said…
- Oh my God I can't believe it, I rode there too! The horse that is on the cover of my first book lived there, Odie.
- At 10:25pm on December 3, 2010, Ann Jamieson said…
- Hi Carol
Your photos are beautiful! Where did you ride on LI? I lived there for 20 years.
Ann
- At 8:47pm on December 3, 2010, Ann Jamieson said…
- Hi Carol
What kind of horses do you have?
Yes it was great fun doing a book signing at the Washington International! AND getting to do it along with McLain Ward, Chester Weber, Beezie Madden and Rodrigo Pessoa. That was AMAZING!!
Ann
- At 12:48pm on July 18, 2010,
Bruce P. Barton said… - I didn't know they had mounted shooting events. I'd like to see that.
Our Maine coon now weighs 5.5 lbs. She never weighed more than 7.5 lbs. She looks as though she was crossed with a weasel. She is still active at the age of 22.
- At 6:30pm on July 17, 2010, Bruce P. Barton said…
- Thank you for sending the friend invite. Sorry we didn't get to talk more at the meeting. I notice your horse photos were taken at the Big E. Do you show there every year?
We, too are cat people. We currently have only one, a Maine coon mix who is a domineering, 22 yr. old. Very bossy and vocal. I will make time to chat with you at the next meeting. Feel free to e-mail me at any time after the 29th of this month.
- At 9:05am on May 3, 2010,
David Garnes said… - Hi Carol:
I'll be sending you some info. soon on the Meet a Member column. I have the next few months set up, so that will make your task easier, though there are still details to know. I'll be in touch in the next few days.
Glad you're taking this on...It's fun, and you'll get to know a lot of people.
David
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