Sentences with phrase «professional writers organization»

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She is also a craft beer enthusiast and homebrewer, and a mentor with the Digital Mentoring Program at Girls Write Now — an organization that fosters a community of mentorship between professional writers and high school - aged girls in New York.

A good writer views his or her work as a business, one that is worth investing in — and part of that investment involves joining professional organizations.

Stephanie used Quora to research the ways that staffing professionals at large nonprofit organizations find and interact with freelance writers.

«It is pertinent to state that the Nigeria Police Force is a highly discipline (d) organization with full observation and compliance with professional ethics, decorum, respect for proper behaviour and good manners within the ranks of personnel of the Force, the comment therefore, is a distraction and absolutely a shadowy imagination of the writer and should be disregarded and discountenance in its entirety.

Twenty - eight years ago, for example, a half dozen self - employed professional writers in Washington, D.C., decided to round up enough fellow freelance scribes to start an organization that could buy group health insurance.

DiChristina teaches science writing in the graduate program at New York University and is a past president of the National Association of Science Writers (NASW), a professional organization of science journalists and communicators.

AMWA is one of the better known professional organizations for medical writers in North America.

As she finished her degree, she made contact with professional organizations like the National Association of Science Writers (NASW) and the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA).

A professional freelance writer with wide - ranging interests in medicine, fitness, health, psychology, tech, and fashion, Kim's unique composition of life experiences includes working as an aide for a Democratic member of Congress, a senatorial nomination to West Point, extensive work with women's relief and aide organizations, and a life - long commitment to helping others obtain and further their education goals.

Ms. Alexander and her organizations have been proud members and supporters of the following professional firms: NAFE (Natl. Assoc. of Female Executives), NOW (Natl. Organization of Women), WITI (Women in Technology), NAWBO (Natl Assoc. of Women Business Owners), WLE (Women's Leadership Exchange), DWC (Downtown Women's Club), NAWW (Natl. Association of Women Writers), International Virtual Women's Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce, AWE (Assoc. of Web Entrepreneurs), Cambridge Who's Who of Executives, Princeton Professional Leaders, and the Academy for Professionprofessional firms: NAFE (Natl. Assoc. of Female Executives), NOW (Natl. Organization of Women), WITI (Women in Technology), NAWBO (Natl Assoc. of Women Business Owners), WLE (Women's Leadership Exchange), DWC (Downtown Women's Club), NAWW (Natl. Association of Women Writers), International Virtual Women's Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce, AWE (Assoc. of Web Entrepreneurs), Cambridge Who's Who of Executives, Princeton Professional Leaders, and the Academy for ProfessionProfessional Leaders, and the Academy for ProfessionalProfessional Speaking.

The Education Writers Association is the national professional organization of education reporters.

Bill Turque and Valerie Strauss of the Washington Post were recently honored by the Education Writers Association, the national professional organization of education reporters.

Caroline Hendrie is the executive director of the Education Writers Association, the national professional organization for members of the news media who specialize in education.

Founded by Robert Randisi and Ed Gorman in the late 1980s to bring together professional mystery authors in a private forum to exchange ideas, the American Crime Writers League is still going strong in the 21st century as a writing organization for serious and proven writers of mystery fWriters League is still going strong in the 21st century as a writing organization for serious and proven writers of mystery fwriters of mystery fiction.

After all, the purpose of RWA is to provide an organization of writers of romance who are pursuing professional publication, and although a handful of self - published authors go on to make mega-bucks, the vast, vast majority of them — 99.9999 % — don't make enough that they would have to declare the earnings on their taxes.

Swedish Writers Union Website: www.forfattarforbundet.se/in-english/about-us Professional organization for writers and literary translators in Writers Union Website: www.forfattarforbundet.se/in-english/about-us Professional organization for writers and literary translators in writers and literary translators in Sweden.

Collectively, our authors featured in this bundle include multiple Bram Stoker Award nominees and winners, multiple International Horror Guild Award nominees and winners, New York Times bestsellers, a Nebula Award nominee, and a former president of the Horror Writers Association, the world's largest organization of professional horror wWriters Association, the world's largest organization of professional horror writerswriters.

Since you, and the «major writing organizations» have distilled it all down to ««if you haven't made» a certain amount of money, you aren't the «real deal» (cliché) you must «draw a line in the sand» (cliché) «between AN writer and a professional author» (poor grammar) and «we should qualify a distinction» (redundant).

I think it's great these professional organizations are allowing indie authors into their groups, though I suspect over time they too will come to recognize how commercial results alone are an inadequate measure of professionalism because ultimately they'll shut out professional authors — wonderful writers — who write about unpopular or arcane topics.

Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) is a professional organization for SF / F wWriters of America (SFWA) is a professional organization for SF / F writerswriters.

I believe that RWA is only writers organization that active courts and counts non - «professional» authors as part of it's membership.

We have members in our organization that are professional editors, best - selling authors from all genres, writers from multiple industries, as well as experts from other publishing services such as graphic designers.

In January 2016, I qualified for membership in the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), the professional organization for SF / F authors.

I'm a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), a professional organization for SF / F writers that offers numerous benefits, including a members - only lounge at WorldCon, nomination / voting in the Nebula awards, private discussion forums, and a committee to handle grievances between authors and publishers (GriWriters of America (SFWA), a professional organization for SF / F writers that offers numerous benefits, including a members - only lounge at WorldCon, nomination / voting in the Nebula awards, private discussion forums, and a committee to handle grievances between authors and publishers (Griwriters that offers numerous benefits, including a members - only lounge at WorldCon, nomination / voting in the Nebula awards, private discussion forums, and a committee to handle grievances between authors and publishers (GriefCom).

We are a membership - based organization for writers in all areas of the profession — aspiring, emerging and professional — in every genre and across all writing - related professions.

We're a professional organization staffed by a team of expert writers, and between us we have years of experience in writing original content for publications in the social sciences.

If PAL is demoted from a professional organization to a club for anyone interested in traditional publishing, and IPAL is demoted from a professional organization to a club for anyone interested in indie publishing,... Isn't that called Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers?

First - time writers, and professional authors will love the structure and organization that this daily planner provides.

However, there are so few organizations that give professional, full - time writers / editors their own space.

AB: CWC is a national non-profit organization for Canadian mystery and crime writers, associated professionals, and others with a serious interest in Canadian crime writing.

Since its inception, SFWA ® has grown in numbers and influence until it is now widely recognized as one of the most effective non-profit writers» organizations in exstence, boasting a membership of over 1,700 science fiction and fantasy writers as well as artists, editors and allied professionals.

Within ten years, the Florida Writers Association had turned it into a professional organization with more than 1,000 members from every corner of the state of Florida as well as other states and the Virgin Islands.

Once we have the details of the position and the organization to which the paper is going, one of our professional writers will create the perfect piece for you.

And we are proud to be an all - volunteer organization, where officers, writers group leaders, and other volunteers not only find roles to suit their skills and comfort zones, but also connect with professionals in all areas of our industry.

Of course there are secular publishers that are beasts, and everyone must look after themselves, but I just reviewed Christian writers organizations and could find none with any type of emphasis on professional qualifications or standards of any type for membership.

Deciding I needed a new topic, I did something I haven't done in quite awhile: I wandered over to the Romance Writers of America website and found some information that is not only interesting but of the sort I wish other professional organizations made easily available to everyone, not just their membership.

Jackson Hole Writers is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization that supports and expands the literary community Jackson, Wyoming by providing unique educational programming, professional training, and creative impetus to wWriters is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization that supports and expands the literary community Jackson, Wyoming by providing unique educational programming, professional training, and creative impetus to writerswriters.

Since its inception, SFWA ® has grown in numbers and influence until it is now widely recognized as one of the most effective non-profit writers» organizations in existence, boasting a membership of approximately 1,800 science fiction and fantasy writers as well as artists, editors and allied professionals.

SCBWI: The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) is a non-profit professional organization for writers and illustrators in the fields of children's and young adult literature, magazines, film, television, and multWriters and Illustrators (SCBWI) is a non-profit professional organization for writers and illustrators in the fields of children's and young adult literature, magazines, film, television, and multwriters and illustrators in the fields of children's and young adult literature, magazines, film, television, and multimedia.

After spending fifteen years as a writer and editor doing side jobs, seven years as a graphic designer, and four years in literary organizations working with authors, she launched Creative Collaborations in June 2011, her dream - come - true business focused on professional editing, cover and interior book design, website and graphic design, and facilitation of the self - publishing process.

The Literary Titan is an organization of professional editors, writers, and professors that have a passion for the written word.

Dan is a founding member of the Independent Writers Guild, a worldwide organization of writers and publishing professionals dedicated to promoting the interest of indie writers by encouraging public interest in, and fostering an appreciation of, quality indie liteWriters Guild, a worldwide organization of writers and publishing professionals dedicated to promoting the interest of indie writers by encouraging public interest in, and fostering an appreciation of, quality indie litewriters and publishing professionals dedicated to promoting the interest of indie writers by encouraging public interest in, and fostering an appreciation of, quality indie litewriters by encouraging public interest in, and fostering an appreciation of, quality indie literature.

The premier organization for mystery and crime writers, professionals allied to the crime writing field, aspiring crime writers, and folks who just love to read crime fiction

The Romance Writers of America organization is known by writers of all genres for providing professional education opportuWriters of America organization is known by writers of all genres for providing professional education opportuwriters of all genres for providing professional education opportunities.

On A Couple of Writers about organization of the work day, handling criticism and becoming a professional writer

I'm lucky to be a member of several professional writers» organizations whose members and programs provide the support every successful writer needs.

Franny is a professional member of the Cat Writers» Association, an international organization of cat writers, photographers, artists, and broadcWriters» Association, an international organization of cat writers, photographers, artists, and broadcwriters, photographers, artists, and broadcasters.

During her seven years as an editor and writer with the Colorado Springs Independent alternative newsweekly, she was honored by regional and national professional organizations for her news columns, as well as her stories covering education, health, and sports.

The Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC) is Canada's leading organization for travel media professionals, bringing together Canadian travel writers, bloggers, photographers, videographers and tourism industry experts.

John belongs to several professional organizations including the International Food, Wine and Travel Writers Association where he serves as a Board Member and as the Publications Chair.