Monday

SHALLA CHATS with Editors and Shalla Wins Writing Competition



Coming Soon!





Shalla Chats with Editors Back-2-Back









February 1, 2007






Writing and Publishing Literary Fiction

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Who is Richard?







He is the author of the novella Sugar Mountain, two short story collections, and six poetry collections including Last of the Red Hot Magnetos and I'm in Love with the Morton Salt Girl. He is currently working on Kiss the Sky: Fiction & Poetry Starring Jimi Hendrix (forthcoming 2007).




Peabody holds a B.A. from the University of Maryland and an M.A. in Literature from American University. He has taught at the University of Virginia, Georgetown University, The Writer's Center, and at Hopkins, where he has been presented the Faculty Award for Distinguished Professional Achievement. Peabody lives and works in the Washington, D.C. area.




You can find out more at: http://www.wikipedia.org/





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April 4, 2007



SHALLA CHATS with Alice Andrews

Biofiction Introduced

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Shalla de Guzman


First of all, who is Alice?


Alice teaches psychology with an evolutionary lens at the State University of New York at New Paltz, and is the editor/publisher of Entelechy: Mind & Culture, an evolutionarily-informed interdisciplinary online journal. She is also the author of Trine Erotic, a novel that explores evolutionary psychology and other behavioral science themes.




Alice is currently working on a book (based on her essay with the same title, published at Metanexus) called An Evolutionary Mind (to be published as part of Imprint Academic's series: "Societas: Essays in Political and Cultural Criticism"), and plans to begin writing another novel soon.
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Shalla Wins Competition in Mad Hatters Review!







Edgy and Enlightened Literature, Art and Music in the Age of Dementia
***Meet Shalla's Fellow Mad Hatters Review Contributors***



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Taking a Zoetrope Fiction Writing Class?




You will be able to logon and begin the class on Wednesday, October 11, 2006 at 12:01am Eastern Time (i.e. New York City Time). The class runs through Wednesday, December 20, 2006.
PLEASE TRY THE TEST CLASS TODAY
In order to resolve any compatibility problems between your computer and our web site, we ask you to go to the above web address as soon as possible. There you can interact with a test version of the online class and practice submitting files and posting to class discussions.
If you have any problems using the system contact Technical Support by email at: help@write.org.
CLEARING TIME FOR CLASS
One of the most challenging things about being a writer, for most people, is finding the time to work at it. Since you've made the commitment to take a class, this is the perfect time to find those precious hours. Begin figuring out how you can clear at least five hours a week to participate in your class activities. The amount of time you put into your class is directly proportionate to how much you will grow as a writer.
STUDENT WRITING PROJECTS
Each student will have at least two opportunities to present some (or perhaps all) of a writing project to the instructor and fellow classmates for critique. Regardless of the level of your work, this critique process is a valuable part of the learning experience. So if you don't already have a project in mind, or underway, begin working on one or at least formulating a rough idea before class begins. If you're totally stuck, relax - the first weeks of class may inspire some ideas.
GET A HEAD START!
If you do have a project already underway and would like to present your work in the early weeks of class, log in to the student center at http://student.writingclasses.com and click the link to volunteer for early submission.You'll receive a reminder of these instructions five days before your class begins.
We hope you have a great class!
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Zoetrope Fiction Writing workshops include:
•Weekly craft discussions that incorporate works published in Zoetrope: All-Story.
•Instruction by Zoetrope-affiliated editors.
•Student opportunity to submit a manuscript for review by a Zoetrope: All-Story editor and possible publication in the magazine.
•Special guest chat session with a Zoetrope: All-Story editor or contributing author.
•All workshopped stories reviewed for possible publication in Zoetrope: All-Story magazine





NEWS!




Issue 6

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Tuesday

Join Us! Seminar with Jerry D. Simmons, a former New York Publishing Executive





Are you a Serious Writer?

Ready to learn how to successfully publish?

Ready to market and sell your book?

Like to learn how the publishing world works?

Like to read our transcript?

Go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ShalladeGuzman/

Read: Seminar with Jerry D. Simmons, a former NY Publishing Executive Message #'s 1468-1489

What?

"Learn the Publishing Business"


Who is Jerry?

Jerry D. Simmons, a former vice president at the former Time Warner Book Group in New York, now known as Hachetter Book Group USA, has more than 25 years experience in the publishing industry.

He is the author of INSIDE The Business of Publishing: What Writers Need to Know and the founder, president and CEO of the information web site for writers, WritersReaders.com

When is our Seminar?

Like to read our transcript?


Go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ShalladeGuzman/
Seminar with Jerry D. Simmons, a former NY Publishing Executive Message #'s 1468-1489

Where?

Only at the ShalladeGuzman Writers Group

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ShalladeGuzman/

Cost?

F-R-E-E

Read Jerry D. Simmons BLOG

Here are the Reading Materials for our Seminar with former New York Publishing Executive, Jerry D. Simmons

1. Please read these before the seminar:


BEING SMART ABOUT GETTING PUBLISHED

CONVERSATIONS WITH WRITERS ON WRITING

(Twenty Years of Writers Sharing the Secrets of Writing)


For all of Jerry D. Simmons Articles
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All these articles are also posted at the

ShalladeGuzman Writers Group


2. Then, on September 20, you can post any questions you have and former New York Publishing Executive, Jerry D. Simmons will answer them.


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Like to read transcripts of our latest seminars?

Seminar with Jerry D. Simmons, a former NY Publishing Executive Message #'s 1468-1489


Seminar with Media Coach Susan Harrow "Get Booked on Oprah"

Message #'s 1328-1363


Q&A with Michele Scott Author for Berkley Prime Crime

Messages #'s 1215-1238


Q&A with Producer and former HBO Dev Consultant Taylor Van Arsdale

Messages #’s 1024-1054


Q&A with Manus and Associates Literary Agent Stephanie Lee

Message #'s 908-962


Q&A with Writers House Literary Agent Daniel Lazar

Message #'s 787-812


Q&A with Firebrand Literary Agent Nadia Cornier

Message #'s 1134-1180


For more: http://shalladeguzmandotcom.blogspot.com/

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Looking to Submit Your Flash Fiction?

FlashShot Submission Guidelines

New Submission Guidelines for The Hiss Quarterly

Edifice Wrecked

101: One Zero One A hypertext fiction magazine which features stories, poetry, art, theory, film, and video.

The Green Muse

Apollo's Lyre

Here are Articles for New Writers

Flash FictionWriting Workshop (Get Free Critiques)

Serious writers with a genuine interest in sharing, learning, and working to improve their writing skills are welcome to join us.

To receive further information about the Flash Fiction Writing Workshop, send an email message to:listserv@listserv.uta.edu

and in the message section write only:subscribe FlashFiction-W YourFirstName YourLastName

(Example: subscribe FlashFiction-W John Adamski)

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Looking for A Short Story Contest?

Check out Zoetrope's


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WRITER U

Home FAQs Register

Classes on various aspects of writing are offered by email on yahoogroups. Each workshop can be taken whenever you have time to read messages, either online or in your mailbox. Lurking is fine, and so is active participation!
Cost is $25 per class, payable by check or PayPal. Click any class for details and registration.
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Friday

SHALLA TIPS: Like to take an online Class? And Day in a Life of A Lit Agent





Remember Theresa Meyers? We did a Q&A with her a few months ago at the ShalladeGuzman Writers Group

Like to read the transcript?

"Learn the Writing Business: Public Relations " with Theresa Meyers

Still writing your novel? It's never too soon to learn how to sell
*read transcipt (Message #'s 1270-1294)


What's the latest on Theresa Meyers?

Online class: September 5-29, 2006

"Book Promotion: Insider Know-How"

Registration $25

www.WriterUniv.com/

Don't miss this opportunity for an inside look at: * promoting your novel * creating a budget * scheduling promotions * making every promotion do triple duty * the "rule of three" in advancing your career Before launching Blue Moon Communications in 2001, Theresa spent over ten years working in public relations, garnering millions of dollars in media coverage for her clients on national television and in daily newspapers.


For more: Free Online Seminar: "Learn the Business of Writing: Public Relations"





A Day in the Life: Literary Agent

The day in the life of a literary agent really varies. There are large and structured agencies, small independent operators and midsized firms. I work for a midsized work. We represent a lot of estates - the families of deceased authors. Our biggest is probably an award-winning author's estate. I also oversee all of our foreign rights. Some agents specialize in a genre, but all I specialize in is good writing.

9:30: I get into the office. I oversee all of my company's foreign rights. We often have foreign publishers requesting the right to publish something from an estate. I do about five foreign rights contracts a week, like giving a French publisher the right to republish a famous book. I usually spend at least part of my morning dealing with foreign publishers and drawing up contracts. This needs to happen in the morning because of the time difference.

11:00: I look at the rest of my e-mails that aren't from foreign publishers. I get a lot of e-mails from authors. Have you read the new draft? What about chapter 3? That kind of thing.

12:30: Time for a lunch meeting. I meet with an editor I know to try to sell her a manuscript. Whenever I get a new book, I sit down and think about which editor would want it. You can have the greatest book in the world, but it won't do you any good if you can't sell it. The agent usually makes the pitch right at the end of the main course; before that time, there's a lot of chitchat and catching up. The editors usually take the literary agents out to lunch - after all, they need to acquire new projects too.

2:00: I return to the office and return calls. One misconception of literary agents is that they spend their day reading. I never read in the office. I don't have time. I read at home in the evenings and on the weekends. I spend the afternoon negotiating deals with editors and talking to writers. One phone call can take an hour. Being an agent also means you have to be a therapist, especially when dealing with a writer. I have a lot of writers who live in California, and they tend to start calling about noon, when I'm usually out the door.

Editors can take a while to evaluate a project. But if I think a book is perfect for one particular publishing house, you can make an exclusive offer - you don't send it to any other houses - and tell them what you're looking for financially. The turnaround on exclusive offers is much faster.

7:00: After an afternoon of calls, I head out to a book party. In this new era of cost-cutting, only major authors at big publishing houses have parties thrown to launch their books. Some smaller houses will have a party to launch their fall line in its entirety, for example. And sometimes authors will have parties to celebrate their own books.

For more: Vault The Most Trusted Name in Career Information
Posted by Shalla at 4:02 PM

Saturday

SHALLA GOES REALITY TV and New! 10 Copyright Myths

Watching Project Runway is fun, that's why Shalla blogged at SHALLA GOES HOLLYWOOD: Project Runway.........





but now that the designer she's been rooting for (Keith Michael) may get auf'd, it became advisable to go broader,




Read what Project Runway Model, Yung Moon, told Shalla?



And check out Shalla de Guzman at MySpace.com



Already have MySpace? Like to beautify your page?



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SHALLA ON: Finding a Book Publisher



Finding a Book Publisher
By Jenna Glatzer
Recently, a few writer-friends on the Absolute Write message boards and I were lamenting the fact that many inexperienced writers get tricked into believing that vanity presses and borderline-vanity presses are traditional publishers. We were talking about the numbers, mostly—how did so many new writers even find these publishers?



SHALLA ON: Tips for Writing Newbies
Survival Tips for the Newbie
By Kristine Williams
As a writer trying to break in to the "real world" of published authors, I've learned some things that might come in handy for the newbies out there. Those just starting their dip into the pit of despair… I mean, the publishing pool.
One of the hardest things to wrap one's brain around is the submission guidelines. At first glance, the newbie is often scared right off. On second, third, and fourth glances, you begin to see through what's being said, and what they really mean.



SHALLA ON: Editing
Editing Made Easy
by Lee Masterson

So you've finally done it. You've finished your prized manuscript - the one you've spent months creating - and the temptation to pop it into a postal package and ship it off to a welcoming editor is tugging at you mercilessly.I urge you to resist that temptation. For now, anyway.
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Copyright Myths Writers Should Know
10 Big Myths about copyright explained
Plus, here's a brief intro to Copyright
Posted by Shalla at 4:57 PM

Wednesday

SHALLA TALKS: Blogging; Plus! You Ask and Shalla Answers

Got Blog?

Read about the literary agent who signed a writer because her site got a lot of hits?
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Look at it as a business.
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Show you have readers, blog, get your name out.
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Well, Shalla started blogging about Project Runway
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And did you know? SHALLA GOES HOLLYWOOD



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Have a question?





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Besides query letters and mailings, how do I get a literary agent to consider representing me?



How does a person with tangible writing talent, 18 clips, and no college degree get recognition in the field?
I need to know if there are any good literary agents out there that is willing to deal with an adult romance...
I am a published author. I am NOT with a major publishing house. Any tips on how to get my name out there?
Writing Workshops: Do you know a place on the net where I can develop my writing skills?
Posted by Shalla at 10:59 AM

Friday

Call for Submissions: Bound Off

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Bound Off wants to read your best short stories out loud!

We are seeking original literary fiction for our upcoming podcasts. Please send stories that are between 250 and 2500 words long.
Although we are an audio publication, we will evaluate manuscripts the old-fashioned way.

Our team of readers and podcast engineers will produce the audio version of your story. If you have the capability to create a high-quality MP3 file, then we could publish your story with you as the reader.
(Although we aim to give authors the chance to read their own work, audio quality is a high priority, so the Bound Off editors reserve the right to make all final audio production decisions.)

We are not considering the following types of writing: non-fiction or personal essays, poetry, stories for children.
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Going to a writers conference?

Like to know: How To Make the Most of Conference From Editors Mary-Theresa Hussey and Natashya Wilson

Check A Slice of Orange

SANDRA PAUL: Making the most of Conference


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ARTICLE: How to Stimulate Creativity

By Burt Goldman

From the moment we get out of bed, we in a state of constant creation. Every thought, every action leads to the creation of some new aspect of our life.

It’s not possible to be bored while being creative. For to be bored is to be doing something with a tint of sameness. It is repetitious because you have done it before. To be creative is to cause something new to come into existence. Boredom and creativity cannot live in the same house. They cancel one another. One of the first things you will see happening is a new appetite for the day. A new appetite for living. And with this appetite will come satisfaction .

So how do you begin your life of renewed creativity? Here are some tips.
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The Three Big Secrets for Getting Publicity as a Guest on Top National TV Shows


hi writers, look what Shalla recently found on Absolute Write's Newsletter:
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Ex-Oprah Guest Booker Tells How to Get Publicity As A Guest on National TV Shows
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Would you like to be a guest on a top national TV show like Oprah, Good Morning America, CNN, Fox News or Montel?
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Of course you would because there are few faster ways to instantly reach millions of people and make your book sales really take off than getting big-time TV publicity.
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Find out on a free 90-minute telephone seminar on Thursday, July 20th
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Book Marketing Update & Radio-TV Interview Report (RTIR)
Bradley Communications Corp.135 East Plumstead Ave
Lansdowne PA 19050
610-259-0707 x264 (Cust Svce)
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Here's a helpful article on: PUGS (*Punctuation, Usage, Grammar, and Spelling)
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In this column, freelance author, editor, and speaker Kathy Ide shares tips on punctuation, usage, grammar, and spelling ("PUGS"). She also explains why it's important for writers to polish their PUGS.

Each article in this column will address one item in each area. This week, learn when to use that or which, and the difference between aid and aide.

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Posted by Shalla at 12:14 PM

Wednesday

News: SHALLA CHATS with Editor

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SHALLA CHATS with fiction editor
Sarah Miles
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“Introducing Fringe Magazine”
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Sarah Miles is the fiction editor of Fringe Magazine,
a new online literary magazine.
She has an MFA in creative writing from Emerson College in Boston, where she lives and works.
She is a former editor of Grubstreet, a literary magazine out of Towson University in Maryland.
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Like to take an Online Class?
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Watch for Shalla's Latest Short Story


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Are you an Advanced Writer?
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You'll learn about:

- Detail, and how you can use description to awaken the reader's senses of touch, taste, hearing, smell and sight

- Advancing story using only relevant description--and how to edit out sluggish, reader-stopping writing

- Style, and the use of description to create a mood that matches your story's content

- Point of view --how selecting omniscient, first person or third person limited narrative influences the descriptive freedom you have

- Creating original word depictions of people, animals, places, weather and movement
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Posted by Shalla at 11:57 AM

Tuesday

Coming Soon! SHALLA CHATS with Editors


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A few months ago, I found out that literary agents read magazines like Glimmer Train, Story Quarterly, and Carve, searching for writers.
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July 2006
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FYI: Shalla is reading literary journals, online and print too. Oh, and Shalla's writing short stories (it helps her edit her novel and it's fun)
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in the best lit mags near you!
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hi writers,

As I edit my super fabulous novel, I'm learning it helps to read great works of fiction (there are lots out there)


Like Biofiction? Check out Entelechy


Enjoy Experimental Fiction? Read 5_Trope and MadHatters Review

Looking for beautiful, well written short stories? Here’s a list
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Editors Chat with Shalla, stay tuned for more...
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From Absolute Write: Here's Formatting Your Manuscript
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Posted by Shalla at 8:29 AM

Thursday

Shalla News: SHALLA TALKS





SHALLA TALKS: EDITING YOUR WORK


Like to Connect with Readers?

Like to Post Stories & Poems?

Heard of Spoiled Ink Writing Community?

(Also check out Zoetrope All Story Virtual Studio

and Long Ridge Writers Group)


Spoiled Ink has been designed to help writers get more readers, improve their craft, get published and promote any already published work.Build your free web base with free personal web address in minutes.

Basic Membership is free.

As well as giving you a free personal web address, it allows you to upload three stories/poems, post in the forum and give and receive critiques.

Premiere features, like internal mail, bulk mail, unlimited story/poem uploads, book promotion & online store, publishing history links and more are available through upgrades and start from as little as $2.50 per month.

FYI: Here is Shalla on Spoiled Ink

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SPOILED INK'S SUGGESTIONS ON CRITIQUING

CHARACTERISATION: Do the characters seem real, or are they recognizable stereotypes, and is this a problem in the context of this particular story?

Are the characters’ motives logical and necessary to the story?

Are we meant to identify with any characters, and if so, do we?


DIALOGUE Does the dialogue seem realistic?

Can the reader imagine real people talking as the characters do?

Does the dialogue add to the story, or distract us from it?


SETTING: Does the story have a context and place that is convincing and alive? Is the reader able to visualise each scene?


POINT OF VIEW: Is the POV consistent, or does it leap in the middle of a scene? Is the POV appropriate – do we get a clear enough picture of the principle character’s inner drama – or too much? Could the story be told fmore interestingly from another POV?


DEVELOPMENT: Does the story develop organically, without the reader noticing, or does the narrative make sudden leaps or get stagnant? Does the reader get confused at any point?


PACING: How deeply is the reader drawn into the story? How long does the story take to set up? Is the reader drawn into the story from the beginning? Which is most appropriate for each particular story: non-stop action or character development?


MECHANICS: At the outset, some writers experience trouble with the mechanics of expressing their fiction in words. Story, paragraph and sentence structure are all slaves to the flow of a piece. If something is amiss, the reader will experience the lack of flow immediately.

A critique of a later draft can be invaluable in pointing out some of the specifics that are impeding the narrative flow.

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SHALLA TALKS: MARKETING YOURSELF/YOUR WORK

Check out MySpace.com

Meet lots of authors and readers. Network!
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Posted by Shalla at 11:07 AM

Monday

Shalla News: Get Your Book On Oprah--Learn How


Like to read our transcript?

Learn how to get on Oprah, marketing, promoting, branding, getting a 6 figure advance... with Susan Harrow

Read our transcript

Go to The ShalladeGuzman Writers Group

Message #'s 1328-1363

Susan Harrow's clients include top executives, Internet millionaires, elite e-businesses, bestselling authors and successful entrepreneurs.

Her diverse clientele includes iVillage, PlanetRx, Pacific Bell Directory/The Yellow Pages, Bill Graham Presents, Gillette/Oral B, the North Face, and Random House.

She's media coached people who have appeared on Oprah, CBS's 60 Minutes, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Extra!, New Attitudes, E! The Entertainment Channel, Donny & Marie, Bloomberg Radio Network, Net Cafe, The Lifetime Channel, Howard Stern, CNN, CSPAN, PBS and many other national and syndicated shows. As a former publicist she's promoted her clients in TIME, USA Today, People magazine, O Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Inc., The New York Times, Forbes, Vogue, Bazaar, Self, Mademoiselle, and Seventeen and more, and the major radio network shows like NPR, Howard Stern, CBS etc.

Only at The ShalladeGuzman Writers Group

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TIPS FROM OUR SEMINAR WITH SUSAN HARROW

A colleage (who is a master at this and was just in O Magazine) and I are giving a free teleseminar on June 20th about how to create such segments. All of you are welcome. It's completely free. If you want to come Please send a blank email to:mailto:oprah-176649@autocontactor.com

I'd like to know if a good PR person can do all this for their client. (get him/her on Oprah) And what's the best way to find a good PR person?


Here is who I recommend:

Drew Gerber
Partner
Wasabi Publicity
404.768.9736
mailto:drew@publicityresults.com
http://www.WasabiPublicity.com

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Here are the Reading Materials for our Seminar with Susan Harrow


How does our Seminar with media coach Susan Harrow work?


1. Please read these before the seminar:


7 Tips To Become A Star Tv Guest

5 Secrets of Developing Your Public Image -How to Reinvent Yourself and Still Keep the Same Wardrobe

What *Queer Eye* Can Teach You About The Media

4 Secrets To Becoming A Guest On Top Tv Talk Shows

Oprah! Appear On The Oprah Show In 10 Easy Steps

Make Big Money On Your Book - 10 H*O*T Tips

Turn Media Interviews Into Sales

Get A 6 Figure Book Advance

Earn $100,000+ For Your Book

For all of Susan Harrow Articles

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All these articles are also posted at the ShalladeGuzman Writers Group


2. Then, on June 14, you can post any questions you have and media coach Susan Harrow will answer them.


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Like to read transcripts of our latest seminars?

Seminar with Media Coach Susan Harrow "Get Booked on Oprah" Message #'s 1328-1363

Q&A with Michele Scott Author for Berkley Prime Crime Messages #'s 1215-1238

Q&A with Producer and former HBO Dev Consultant Taylor Van Arsdale Messages #’s 1024-1054

Q&A with Manus and Associates Literary Agent Stephanie Lee Message #'s 908-962

Q&A with Writers House Literary Agent Daniel Lazar Message #'s 787-812

Q&A with Firebrand Literary Agent Nadia Cornier Message #'s 1134-1180

For more: http://shalladeguzmandotcom.blogspot.com/

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COMING JULY 2006


SHALLA CHATS with Sarah Miles fiction editor of Fringe Magazine

only at

www.shalladeguzman.com

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Like to take an online writing class?

Check out WritersU

Writers University

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