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Noticing Newbies: January 03, 2007 Issue [#1468]

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Noticing Newbies


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  Edited by: Puditat
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Table of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

*Reading* Welcome to the Noticing Newbies Newsletter! *Reading*


Our goal is to showcase some of our newest Writing.Com Authors and their items. From poetry and stories to creative polls and interactives, we'll bring you a wide variety of items to enjoy. We will also feature "how to" advice and items that will help to jump start the creation process on Writing.com

We hope all members of the site will take the time to read, rate, review and welcome our new authors. By introducing ourselves, reviewing items and reaching out, we will not only make them feel at home within our community, we just might make new friends!

*Heart* Your editor this week is: Puditat *Heart*


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Letter from the editor

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*Balloon2**Balloon2* Welcome to 2007 *Balloon2**Balloon2*


It is that peculiar time of year when we focus on the past and all it has given us, and look forward eagerly to the coming year. Some make resolutions to prepare for the year ahead, some sing Auld Lang Syne to commemorate the good, and the sorrowful, times shared last year.

So I will take my cue from the traditions of the period. Who am I to mess with age-old customs? *Wink*

So here is some basics provided within Writing.com (remembering the past).

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How could I leave this first off the list? Missed some old editions of the Noticing Newbies Newsletter? Perhaps you want to check out other newsletters available? This is a good way to see if another newsletter topic interests you. Or could be time to add it to your list of newsletters received weekly. You can browse through the newsletter archives here:

http://www.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives

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Second on my list has to be about your writing. Maybe you need some inspiration, want reviews on exisiting/old items or a desire to learn about your craft. These are a sampling of places you can go on Writing.com (WDC) to find these things. Use the Power Search or top links to find more.

Reviews:
*Star* A place to give a review and get a review: "Invalid Item
*Star* For any queries about reviewing: "Invalid Item
*Star* Reviewing guidelines: "Guidelines To Great Reviewing
*Star* A review challenge/contest: "Invalid Item

Inspiration:
*Star* A contest: "Invalid Item
*Star* Read what inspires others and share your own inspiration: "Moments of Inspiration
*Star* Something to try: "Invalid Item

Learning Aids:
*Star* Learn how to create a WDC quiz: "Invalid Item
*Star* Submitting work to publishers: "Invalid Item
*Star* Learn the ins and outs of what WDC provides: "Invalid Item
*Star* Tips, exercises and articles on writing dialogue, characters, point of view and much more: "Articles On Writing

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And, finally on the past, I would like to take a moment to think of the special people in my life. Most importantly is God from whom my inspiration and abilities come from. Second is my husband, who allows me to stay at home and earn no money while I pursue my passion for writing. Then there is my family who support and believe in my writing.

Then there are a special group of people who I do not know by face nor by their real names (most often), but only by a handle in a cyber world called Writing.com. There are too many to name, but each one of you with whom I've had special communications are important to me...thank you, all.

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And now, we look to the future year and all it may hold. This time of year is one of expectation, excitement and anticipation. I am not generally one for making New Year's Resolutions, but I am one for dreaming.

These are some of my dreams for 2007:
*Flower3* Finish editing my novel and have it accepted for publication.
*Flower3* Find some places to publish my photography.
*Flower3* Earn some money from writing (finally).
*Flower3* Go on a holiday overseas.

Please share with me your goals for 2007 (via the feedback form below, or email if you prefer). Your goals may be writing related, or not. Sharing goals can solidify them in our thinking and make them a whole lot more exciting to attain. All responders will receive a little gift from me to start off your New Year.

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Thanks for reading.
Puditat
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Editor's Picks

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by A Guest Visitor


 One  [13+]
Ah, blessed love.
by kristikim


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by A Guest Visitor


 Boxed in  [E]
A poem about being scared to come out of your box
by giets


 Secrets  [E]
Who do you blame when a secret is not longer a secret?
by horsetrainer


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by A Guest Visitor


 Starfish on the Greystones  [E]
Greystones...not far from Dublin...a lovely beachwalk along the coast of the Irish Sea
by Maggie


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by A Guest Visitor

 
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Ask & Answer

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I usually don't read this newsletter but from now on i think i will!
Chelsea & Agnes are way busy

         Awesome! The newsletters usually have some great tips, even for the established WDCite. *Wink* Thanks for the feedback.

This newsletter is very cool, Sweetheart. An outstanding example of basic homespun truth. clean living breeds good clean writing, no matter who says otherwise. Bless you and yours!
Gen

         I'm not sure if this was directed at one of my issues, but the timing fits. Anyway, I'll take the compliment, and the blessing. *Bigsmile* Thanks for sending in feedback.





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