THE CAT’S MEOW
FOR WRITERS & READERS EZINE®
Issue
21, Vol. 06
©
AUGUST 10, 2006
Published,
Written and Edited by Rosanne Catalano, (a.k.a. R.C.Kayla)
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IN THIS ISSUE:
NEW! BEST POEM OF THE MONTH CORNER
NEW! BIRTHDAY WISHES CORNER!
PUBLISHER’S CORNER – ROSANNE CATALANO
EDITOR’S CORNER –
OFF THE PRESS!
(Author Book Releases, Publishing News,
Reading Group News
and Calls for Submissions from Publishers)
COFFEE HOUSE 4
POETS & WRITERS CORNER
(Every Month Published Artistic
Talent – New and Established!)
Being published here for the first
time;
Was published and is archived (June 2005-June
2006)
In “The Pink Chameleon – Online Magazine,”
my poem “Open Letter to Grandma”
By ROSANNE CATALANO (a.k.a. R.C.KAYLA)
“Forever in My Heart,” “My
Guardian Angel,” and
“These Hands, a poem”
By CAROL ROACH
“Band of Gold, a poem” and “On
Call – Part 3, serialized short story”
By SANDRA LEE HOYNACKI
“What Do You Mean Get a Real Job???”
By
TRISHA MARTIN
“A Girl Named Sam, short story”
By SHARLETT F. HUNT
“Garment Me” and “Brash
Upstart, contemporary poems”
By R. THOMAS THOMPSON
“A Walk in the Park, short story”
By MANDY GRAY
FEATURE ARTICLE
By CHARLIE COOK, “How to Write Ads that Pull in Sales”
ARTICLES
By
DR. MEL GLAZER, “The Worst Thing about
Loss”
By
JENNA GLATZER, “Finding a Book Publisher”
By
DEBBIE RAY, “Puppy Teething: The Teething
Blues”
By
NATASHA JERVIS, “Flying Comfortably,
Safely and Smoothly”
By
CATHY TAYLOR, “A Relaxing Way of
Schooling”
By
DAVID MAILLIE, “Melanoma, Skin Disease
and Skin Cancer Treatment – You Need to Read This”
By
ANNE WOLSKI, “Sunburn – Minimizing the
Risk”
By
DR. GARY S. GOODMAN, “Smart Time Managers
Are Seldom Bored”
By
By
By
SHAUNA HANUS, “Are You Insulin Resistant?”
NEW! BEST POEM OF THE MONTH CORNER
These Hands
Written by Carol Roach
Copyright © 2006 by Carol Roach
These tiny hands
of a 3 year old
reached into the cookie jar
only to be met with the cruel sting of her father's belt
his ranting and raving about stealing
she felt she would surely go to hell.
These young
tender hands at 8 years old
fed and bathed a bedridden grandmother
never faltering always at her beck and call
idle hands were the work of the devil no doubt
these hands had no time to play at all.
The busy hands at
9 years old
took over the running of an entire family
scrubbed and polished, ironed and folded, cooked and baked
education, a useless venture for a girl
a wife and mother to be.
These strong
hands of a 10 year old
placed a firm grip on the cuff of her father's shirt
dragged the dead weight of his drunken body
from the dirt after he had passed out
Family rituals take on strange routes.
These searching
hands at 17
entered into marriage to rid her life of pain
she cooked and cleaned, and raised a family
he squandered his money on gambling and liquor
the saga was the same, nearly driving her insane.
These willing
hands at 37
now lonely for a child welcomed a tiny baby, almost an orphan
into her modest, but loving home
the cycle of life yet to continue
with a new person added to the plan.
These callused
hands well into their 40s
took in washing to make a living
scrubbed and polished, ironed and folded, cooked and baked
all for the love of that almost orphan child
the sacrifices she did make!
These loving
hands of a lifetime
knew the harshness that life can bring
yet they tenderly nursed a sick baby
or mended a child's broken heart
these hands were a comfort from the start.
These tired hands
at 64
were finally laid to rest
no longer would she have to toil and strive to do her best
the pain of life is behind her now, her joy has just begun
unfolding of His wondrous plans, God welcomes her with open hands.
Copyright © Carol Roach, M.Ed, B.A
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* Be sure to read Carol’s story articles “Forever in My Heart” and “My
Guardian Angel” (along with the above winning poem!)
in our Coffee House 4 Poets & Writers Corner…
NEW! BIRTHDAY WISHES CORNER!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! TO:
Annette
Welch, August 14th, 1932
Lina
D’Onofrio, August 1st, 1962
Deborah
Shepherd, August 25th, 1954
In last month’s Birthday Wishes, I neglected to mention my two nephews –
Maxmillian,
July 4th
Alexander,
July 30th
Happy Belated Birthday Max and Alex!
May everyone’s birthday wishes come true!
To see your
birthday wishes here,
please email us with
your name (first & last) and birthday (year
is optional)!
PUBLISHER’S CORNER
Rosanne Catalano – www.rosannecatalano.net
This month there won’t be the usual salutation but I do welcome our new members and hope you are enjoying your free gifts! Thank you all for enabling this ezine to thrive, grow and be the success at helping people that I envisioned my magazine to be when creating it two years ago…
Summertime means many different things to different people. Some of us think barbecues, beaches, lazing in the sun with a good book and spending more time with our kids. For me it conjures up images of clear sunny skies, 70 or 75 degrees, no humidity, thunderstorms or clouds, and writing an inspiring story while gazing at the splash of colored gardens & trees as my ideal summer day. But when the weather and conditions aren’t perfect, the summer can be a hardship with flooding, tornadoes, other natural disasters and sometimes, as was the case for my family and I last year, worrying about loved ones sick in the hospital. Yet somehow we all get through it, even thriving in helping others who are not enjoying their summertime…
And helping others is what this ezine is all about! Which brings me to an article which has helped to snap me out of my depression and feeling of sleepwalking through the months after my stepdad and dad’s passing a year ago… I’m finally waking up so to speak. Living again feels so good! Though I love and still miss both my dads’, I know now what it truly means to live life in order to honor and celebrate their lives… I was half-dead this past year, just going through the motions of living. And I know this to be grief in the same form as the author, Dr. Mel Glazer’s, at the passing of his mother in his article titled “The Worst Thing about Loss.” I, too, felt the same. So his piece, published in our Articles section, has helped me as much as I hope our contributing author’s poems, stories and articles help you.
CONGRATULATIONS to Carol Roach for winning Best Poem of the Month,
for her beautiful poem “These Hands!”
Be sure to also read her stories titled “Forever
in My Heart” and “My Guardian Angel”
in our Coffee House 4 Poets & Writers Corner! Do let us know what you think
of the Best Poem of the Month feature by writing a Letter
to the Publisher…and thank
you to those who have written in to us. We love hearing from you, so do keep
those emails coming!
I finally wrote more on my blog, and will continue to
do so! It can be read at http://thecatsmeowforwritersreaders.blogspot.com.
If you would like to leave a comment on
there you must sign up. But it is FREE to do so and you don’t have to be a
“blogger” to write in.
Also, my published articles on AssociatedContent.com can be read by clicking here and clicking here!
The first article is titled “The Forgotten Child,” which is partly based on fact of an incident that
happened in mine and my hubby’s former neighborhood, and deals with hope &
kindness; the second article “Worst Date
Ever!” is based on fact too and it tells of a bad date I went on over 20
years ago…the moral of the “Worst
Date Ever!” is to have
integrity when faced with an uncaring person. Stay tuned for upcoming articles
on Associated Content…
I’m also pleased to announce an interview with Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein, a positive psychologist and happiness coach, which was conducted by “FiftyandFurthermore.com” and can be read on their website!
Dr. Barbara says: “I am happy to be sharing with you an interview I had with the editors of ‘FiftyandFurthermore.com.’ Please take a few minutes to read it on their website as it is really a chance for you to get to know me and THE ENCHANTED SELF. And I hope it will inspire you to write to me and let me know all about you! After all, there would not be an Enchanted Self without you! Happy Summer!” To read the interview with Dr. Barbara click here. You won’t be sorry you did!
CORRECTION for our July 2006 Ezine:
The author Usman (a.k.a. Duke Leo) Farouqi’s short story, titled “A Demons’ Night,” should have had the word “hostel” with an ‘s’ instead of “hotel” in the last two paragraphs of his story. Also, the apostrophe in the title should have been after the ‘s’ in Demons rather than after the ‘n.’ I regret these errors.
Now I’m giving the floor over to Nancy Currie, our
editor, then to my wonderful authors and writers this month; some new, some established who
have written poems, short stories and helpful informative articles for you. Also
take a look at our new section “Letters to the
Publisher”.
See you all next month … till then, enjoy what remains
of the Summer and, as
Copyright © August 10, 2006 by Rosanne Catalano
Magazine dedicated to:
My dad, Carman Peter Catalano
(October 13, 2005)
My stepdad, Harold Clinton Welch (August
2, 2005)
…Forever in our hearts
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EDITOR’S CORNER
Nancy Currie – webwriterworx.50webs.com/
A busy month indeed. July has passed and we’re almost half way through August. That means summer holidays are almost done and back to school is here. Hmm, back to school. There’s a concept I thought I left behind when I graduated many years ago. But do you know what? We never really leave learning behind, do we? I have been attending part time school since the year I graduated. Some classes were purely for interest sake; some were for higher learning recommended by my employer. All of it was worthwhile.
As I write this I am not registered in any formal education program for the first time in over 10 years. I am facing September without education enrolment. How strange. It’s actually very liberating. Don’t get me wrong. I love school. I love the opportunity to meet new people and learn new things. But this year I think I may take a break. I think I may pursue personal learning instead of formal education. I have often said that if I had the money I would dedicate more time to writing. As the old saying goes: Time is Money. And if I don’t go to school this September I will have more time. More time to write and more time to focus on selling my writing.
Wish me luck!
Copyright © August
10, 2006 by Nancy Currie
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OFF THE PRESS!
Kaleidoscope Magazine Calls for Submissions!
Kaleidoscope
Magazine semiannually publishes articles,
fiction, poetry, personal essays, reviews, and art (including cartoons and
photographs) that explore various aspects of disability. We are currently
seeking submissions for the upcoming issues of Kaleidoscope:
"Life Stories"
Deadline for submissions: March 1, 2007
Publication: July 15, 2007
Kaleidoscope Magazine
will also accept fiction and poetry on a variety of disability-related subjects
for both issues. Guidelines for submission are available at http://www.udsakron.org/kaleidoscope.htm.
Kaleidoscope Magazine: Exploring the Experience of Disability
through Literature and the Fine Arts:
published semiannually by United Disability Services in
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Trisha
Martin’s Book “My Naked Mind: An Intimate Collection of Poetry”
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written with clarity as the author pours her heart and soul into her writing.
If you're a poetry lover who likes reading personal works of others, this book
of poetry is a must-read!”
“My Naked Mind: An Intimate Collection of Poetry” written by Trisha Martin is available to read and purchase on www.barnesandnoble.com, www.amazon.com and www.publishamerica.com.
Trish Martin’s future writing
plans include several more collections of poetry before she starts publishing
her works of fiction.
A Reader’s Review of “My
Naked Mind: An Intimate Collection of Poetry”:
“I have never read poetry so
vividly written, taking me on a continuous journey from emotion to emotion!”
To
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Ordering
Information: Book ISBN #: 1413744540; Publication date:
April 2005; Price: $14.95; format: Paperback, 84 pp.
*Also see an article written
by Trisha– titled “What Do You Mean Get a
Real Job???” –in this issue’s Coffee
House 4 Poets & Writer’s Corner!
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SPECIAL NOTICE
FROM CAROL ROACH,
THE PUBLISHER OF
STORYTIME TAPESTRY NEWSLETTER!
Do you have a story to tell, do you want to speak what is in your heart? Have you risen above great odds, or had a funny life experience? Can you teach us a new skill or lift our spirits with your stories about life and all its wonders? Or, do you prefer to read about the personal experiences of others? If so, this is the site for you.
Storytime Tapestry is a free daily newsletter devoted to spreading
cultural awareness throughout the world simply by having people share what is
in their hearts.
To join please contact Carol Roach: winterose@videotron.ca or use the email link: http://subs.zinester.com/98907
Carol
Roach, M.Ed, B.A
winterose@videotron.ca
Publisher: Storytime Tapestry
http://subs.zinester.com/98907
Author: Picking up the Pieces: A Woman's Journey
www.publishamerica.com, www.amazon.com
and other online bookstores, or you can order it at your local bookstore.
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FROM: Gift of Gabe Promotions
CONTACT PERSON: Ann Russo
EMAIL: mediarelations@giftofgabe.com
URL: http://www.giftofgabe.com/
THE LENNON CODE?
Few people have heard of the novel The Gift of Gabe. A year ago even fewer people had heard of it. In these days of big budget mass marketing, books that are published by small publishers often have difficulty finding an audience. Without an advertising budget word of this book has been spreading. Early readers fascinated by the book's inclusive spirituality, told others. An internet forum for people who study Gnosticism picked up on the book last summer making it their topic of discussion for two months.
Some Beatles fans became interested after the reviewer for the online music magazine Ear Candy recommended it saying, "I was also fascinated by the interpretations of Beatles lyrics in the book, especially after having read about every book imaginable on Beatles song analysis." Shortly after the review in Ear Candy, information about the book showed up on What Goes On, a website dedicated to Beatles news. Canadian readers with an interest in the paranormal picked up on the book after the author was interviewed on The X Zone Radio Show. There has been buzz about the book by Beatles fans in places as far apart as Israel, The Netherlands, Ireland, Finland, and Russia, places far removed from the book's northern New England setting.
The book is the story of meeting an eccentric old man who discusses his spiritual philosophy including the belief that people who have had certain experiences can communicate these experiences to each other in a symbolic language that is not readily understandable to most people. What most readers find fascinating is that many familiar songs are interwoven throughout the story and looked at in a way that is unique and thought provoking. A reviewer for Bookpleasures said, "Actually, it is primarily through Gabe's radical interpretations of the mentioned songs that one tends to become convinced of his perspective's veracity." Many of the songs are so familiar to people that the author was able to do this without directly quoting the lyrics. A reviewer for Mystic Living Today wrote, "There are many wonderful songs, book references, and passages throughout that are beautifully brought to life under the author's direct and interesting first person style."
While many readers seem to be focusing on the Beatles songs referenced in the book, songs by Jimi Hendrix and others are also referenced by the main character to help illustrate spiritual concepts. The volume of examples given and the interconnections between songs and artists have led many to conclude that there is truth in what the main character says. One of Gabe's claims is that during certain creative states some people can 'channel' the Universal Mind and be unaware that they are doing so. Gabe cites Plato and many others to support this concept. Purported examples are given including songs by Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison. Gabe believes that this experience is what some of the Sufi call shathiyat and what Joseph Campbell called transcendent poetry. What may be most controversial is Gabe's claim that this archetypical poetic experience is 'the speaking in tongues' of the early Christians. It is probably this concept that has appealed to readers who identify themselves as being 'new age'. Word of the book has shown up on websites like The Holistic Bulletin.
The
reviewer for Mystic Living Today said, "I
would recommend this book to anyone who likes an enlightened and spiritual
read…" One of the things that differentiates The Gift of Gabe from
other books in the visionary fiction genre is that it incorporates factual
information and events in a way that is similar to historical fiction. Some
readers have had a scholarly interest in the book seeing it as a modern myth
that incorporates the philosophy of Aldous Huxley, Alan Watts, G.I. Gurdjieff,
and others. While some are predicting that the book will become a
countercultural classic, the book is clearly not for everyone. A reviewer for
Round Table Reviews wrote, "The Gift of Gabe is well written, but the
subject matter was too over the top for me." The same reviewer still recommended the book
for some saying, "Those with a
strong interest in The Beatles and philosophy will be thrilled with Brian
Joseph's novel."
For more information visit the official website at http://www.giftofgabe.com/
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Storytime Tapestry Newsletter
The newsletter devoted to spreading love and
cultural awareness around the world.
SPECIAL PROJECT ON BEHALF OF
STORYTIME TAPESTRY AND VANCE AGEE, AUTHOR!
Vance Agee, writer and published author,
husband, teacher, and devout Christian, has entertained us at Storytime
Tapestry since the beginning of the
newsletter. Vance has written a wonderful book, a collection of about 150 of
his original stories and poems, some of which have been featured in Storytime
Tapestry newsletter.
He has graciously offered his book
as a fundraiser for Storytime Tapestry and it is available to you, at the
special price of $8.00 (American); please include shipping and handling
(approx $4.00). The suggested retail
price is $19.95 before shipping costs. Vance is offering his book at wholesale
price.
This is your opportunity to buy for
yourself, family, friends, or launch your own fundraiser for your church or
other community organizations. You will be helping out Storytime Tapestry, and
your own special needs group as well.
But the ministry does not end
there; Vance has his own special cause. You’ll be helping to pay for a double-lung
transplant (see introduction below), a project that Vance is very committed to.
Tell me, fundraiser for Storytime
Tapestry, perhaps your own church or school fundraiser, partial proceeds for a
lung transplant, not to mention that you will be supporting our very precious
Vance Agee as a writer and friend, is there a better way to honor God and his
ministry?
Email me at winterose@videotron.ca with your
order. Spread the word, spread the love!
Carol Roach, publisher and author (Storytime Tapestry Newsletter, 2003; Picking
Up the Pieces: A Woman’s Journey, 2003).
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INTRODUCTION
BY VANCE AGEE, AUTHOR:
[ This introduction was also published by The Eagles Garden, Publishing Ministry –
Deborah Lynn Haley, www.theeaglesgarden.com, Edited
by: President of The Eagles Garden, Gerald Neal Henderson, and Written by: Vance
Agee ].
You just picked up this little
book. Well, that’s obvious, at least to the people around you.
The question now is: How long will you page through it and will
you keep it?
Much of the earnings from the sale
of my book will be given to a benefit fund for a wife and mom of three, who
must have a double-lung transplant! If
you buy this book, you will help one of the many needs around us.
The best other incentive which I
can offer you is that the book is not about someone rich and famous, but
someone like YOU and ME; someone who grew up in a very modest or even poor
home, but with a rich emotional, intellectual and character world; a world in
which many family members could have walked right out of a Dickens’ novel; the
world of a little boy with a great mind and spirit but very humble
surroundings. Would you like to share all that and allow it to blend with your
own life? (Hard to relate to rich and famous, even when you are rich and
famous!). If you do, you may email me at
vgagee@adelphia.net and we can talk. I’ll do my best
to get back to you. But please include your email address, as this is the
fastest way in which I can reply to you.
That is what this is all
about: Where Our Spirits Meet!
About what do I write?
About being a very young child
(maybe 2 at the youngest!), about my mom and dad, about my grandma and grandpa,
my goldfish, my first love at six, my favorite holidays, my sad times and the
few happy times, about the mystery of the seasons, about my toy pets, school
and church, later about junior high and high school, about college, and a
little about the disappointments of later times. And about life in general. And
time. And God.
Will you join me hand in hand or at
least alongside one another?
Standing there, you are again at a
crossroads of life. My goal is to be a help and a friend to you, in dark and
light, in hope and despair, in dealing with both the good and the bad ghosts of
life. Allow our spirits to meet…
Vance Agee, author (Where Our Spirits Meet, 2006).
Please email Carol Roach at winterose@videotron.ca to order
Vance Agee’s book, only $12.00 with shipping & handling!
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BARBARA
DEMING’S LATEST BOOK “Growing up Barefoot in the South (Essays by
a Southern Writer)”
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She says about her book: “Those of you who know me well understand that this is a book dear to my heart. I always say that I am a Southerner first and an American second--those Southern roots go way, way back and are very deep despite the fact that I now live in California--well, at least it's Southern California. This book will carry you back to a time and place when life was simple, to small towns where the only rule of law was that everyone knew what you were doing--just the place for a tomboy who loved to get into mischief as well as climb mulberry trees to write. Take a trip back to those ‘good old days’ where love for family, country and church were the values learned.”
Her book is available at: http://www.amazon.com and http://www.barnesandnoble.com or you can obtain an autographed copy from
the author at tejasbabs@aol.com.
Barbara Deming, author (The Quilt Maker,
2003).
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MAHOGANY WRITINGS ANNOUNCES “Caught in the Middle,” a novel by Cassandra Daniels is now available to purchase online through Lulu Press, Inc. Caught in the Middle is a novel that will reveal the greedy side that you didn't know you had. Caught in the Middle allows you to take risks and explore the bad side with the help of Lulu Press, Inc., (www.lulu.com), the world's fastest-growing provider of print-on-demand books.
Caught in the Middle is about 21 year-old Lena Harper. She's an independent college student but her career of choice is being an escort. Her love of money drives and excites her and up to now, she hadn't had any problems with her lifestyle. She meets Rasheed Graham, an urban photographer and they become a couple. She never tells him about her job because she feels she can balance the two. One of her loves flips the script and has her feel like she's ‘caught in the middle’.
Cassandra Daniels wrote Caught in the Middle for the female college students who feel like money is everything and they have to do anything to get it. This book affects a woman who feels like she's caught in the middle between money and a man, family or friends. Caught in the Middle is available for purchase at www.lulu.com, in a marketplace filled with other matchless and wonderful surprises.
Caught in the Middle, illustrated as "it's hotter than a sunny day" will penetrate the reader's playful side. Caught in the Middle is sure to bring a sense of sensuality and unbiased feeling to all who read it. It falls outside of the box for the standards of a romance novel. Love is beautiful, but also ugly, hurtful, and controlling. Caught in the Middle showcases all of that.
"To me, Caught in the Middle has a very interesting concept and it had me always wondering what was going to happen next. It had real-life situations throughout this story." For more details, contact Cassandra Daniels at (317) 345-7683 or email her at maxwell56@hotmail.com. To purchase her book, go to www.lulu.com or www.mahoganywritings.com.
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SPECIAL OFFER FOR READING GROUPS!
The hardback edition of “Cover the Butter”,
published by Dutton, was a huge success with book clubs, so NAL (also a
division of Penguin Putnam) are willing to send a complimentary copy of the
NEWLY LAUNCHED paperback edition to you if
you belong to a book club with 5 or more members, have an active role in deciding
which books are read and would genuinely like to consider “Cover The Butter” for your book club.
“Cover the Butter,” by Carrie Kabak, has won
an Audiofile Magazine Award and was nominated for a Quills Award!
“Set in
For your complimentary copy of the paperback edition of “Cover The Butter” by Carrie Kabak, please email to: carriekabak@yahoo.com, Subject: COVER THE BUTTER OFFER; include your name, mailing address, and the number of people in your book club, and Carrie will forward your details to the publisher who will send you a book! Only one copy per book club please.
Carrie says she truly enjoys phone and Internet chats with groups. And that the
library and home visits were wonderful, too - and enlightening for her. She is
looking forward to participating in many more lively discussions this summer!
Carrie Kabak, author (Cover the Butter, 2005).
UK Site for Carrie Kabak: http://www.carriekabak.com/homepageUK
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BRADY MAGAZINE
HAS LAUNCHED THE ULTIMATE SYNDICATION SERVICE FOR WRITING-RELATED WEBSITES:
The
online publication’s writing news, calls for submissions, and contest listings
are now available for other writing-related web sites to post free of charge!
Launched
as a way to help impact the lives of writers by providing networking
opportunities, Brady Magazine’s web site content is available in three
separate feeds; simply cut and paste the JavaScript onto your writing web site
and their information will become yours. Feed content will automatically be
updated on a regular basis as Brady Magazine’s site updates are completed.
“I
don’t feel there is such a thing as competition between writing web sites,
since we all have the same goal in mind,” states Krissy Brady, owner of Brady Magazine. “What I am looking to do
is reach a wider audience, and what better way to do so than to network with
web sites that have the same passion for the industry that I do?”