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Following is something interesting for you to chew on. Check it out.

Business of Screenwriting: Making a Good Script Great
	Jeanne Veillette Bowerman Online Editor ScriptMag.com

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Dear Readers,


Here is the list of my current script services and fees:

Edits:  $48.00  (proofread for scripts)

Critique :  $58.00 ( for scripts)

Query Letters :  $28.00 (scripts/books):

Synopsis :  $38.00 (script/books):

Edits for Books:  $90.00

Critiques for Books:  $125.00

Some people request edits and critiques together. If a writer wants both, to me this says the writer is not completely confident his or her script is ready. So I  recommend getting the critique first. Use the critique to redo the script. Once the script is just right, then request the edit.

However, there are script writers who insist on having both an edit and critique together.  So I offer an edit and critique combo at discount.

Edit &Critique Combo Discount: $76.00   This is a discount savings of $30.00

All payments are received by Paypal. If you cannot make Paypal payments you may mail payments in the form of cashier checks or money orders. NO personal checks

If you are interested in my services feel free to contact me at

ahicks4298@q.com

Phone: (360) 696-4298

There's nothing like a good deal.



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New Writer's Digest Tutorial Webcite

Good morning readers!

We're in a lovely new month.

 May!

Out with the cold and in with the heat!

Below is info from an email newsletter I got from Writer's Digest Tutorials. Check it out, and try watching some of the tutorials.


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Hi Everyone!

Writer's Digest is excited to announce the launch of our new tutorial website!
We've improved the tutorials site to better meet the needs of Writer's Digest's
 customers, and we've even given it a fresh new look with user-friendly navigation.
 Some of the new features we've added include the ability to:

• Buy 1 month subscriptions to single videos on demand for only $16.99.
• Play all videos on any iOS device.
• Search all videos and browse them by category. You can also now play
•  the videos directly from the search results and category pages instead of
•  having to sort through one long page to find your tutorial.
• "Favorite" videos you want to watch again.
• Bookmark any place in a video so you can start viewing from that
•  point later (just one of the features in our improved video player).

We invite you to visit the new Writer's Digest Tutorials website and check
 it out. We have something for all writers no matter what level or stage
you are at in your writing career.

As part of the launch of Writer's Digest's Tutorials site, we are featuring
 one of our most popular tutorials again: 8 Things First-Time Novelists Need to Avoid.
 This tutorial demystifies the mistakes first-time novelists make and helps
you minimize the risks of being dismissed as an amateur. Instead, be seen
 as a new force in today's literary marketplace!

Preview 8 Things First-Time Novelists Need to Avoid

Writer's Digest Tutorials Members enjoy full access to all tutorials featured in
 this newsletter, as well as every tutorial on the site.

Haven't taken advantage of the wisdom bestowed through the WD tutorials yet?
 Why not try it out today and see all that our WD tutorials have to offer! You can
 try WD Tutorials for only $25/month! You will enjoy instant access to 161+ tutorials,
including at least one new tutorial added weekly. This week's new tutorial
presented by Robert Lee Brewer, Senior Content Editor of the Writer's Digest Writing
Community, is titled "How to Build Your Brand." From blogging and social media to
live events and e-mail, learn practical strategies for increasing awareness among
your target audience. Also, there are many new tutorials still in development. Fee
l free to preview the many tutorials immediately available to you through the WD Tutorials site.

Wishing you a great week!

~ Sue Johnson~

P.S. If you missed the last newsletter (or two), be sure to watch these new and featured tutorials:

Outlining Your Novel: Create a Roadmap to Storytelling Success Is Your Blog a Book?

How to Build an Author Platform that Attracts Agents' Attention

Writing Great Books for Young Adults

Building Your Story Arc: Discovering the Bones of Your Story

For quick and easy access to all WD Tutorials available to you, use this link:

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Join Advanced Novel Working Shop May 1, 2014

Hello readers.

This morning I have some info about a  writing work shop being offered by Writer's Digest. If you are able I advise you to enroll in it. These classes can really help.

The Advanced Novel Workshop has five (three-week long) sessions. Over the fifteen weeks  of class you will submit 10,000 words (approximately 40 pages) for instructor review each  session. For session one you will also submit a brief synopsis. Writing this synopsis will  help you focus upon your ideal plot. You will have the opportunity to participate in the  peer critique section of the class with others who choose to participate. Knowing how   to provide a good critique to other writers will make you a better writer. Take advantage  of this time to strengthen your skills. You can become a novelist when you are  dedicated to your craft. Terri Valentine instructs the session that begins on  May 1st. Join the class and reveal your novel. "I enjoy working with writers in this class. Gives me a chance to really see what kind of writer they are. This is the class where most of my 'successes' have come from--those who go on to publish. It is a great class for getting the feedback on a manuscript that can help shape it into a marketable product."   ~ Terri Valentine A former student said, "This was the most valuable online writing workshop   I've ever done (and I have done several)." Another student said, "My writing  has improved dramatically. The instructor, Terri Valentine, was fantastic." In  this course, you’ll also learn specific tips for outlining and how not to write  a novel. By the end of this workshop you will have the tools and know-how  to write a great novel. Develop Your Novel. Join the Advanced Novel Writing Workshop. There  are limited seats available so sign up soon.   All upcoming courses can be viewed at this link. Thank you for being part of the writing community.

Register for Advanced Novel Writing Today!

Advanced Novel Writing with Terri Valentine Terri Valentine has ten romance  novels and a short story in publication.   Sweet Paradise was nominated for  Best Romance Adventure by Romantic Times. Louisiana Caress  received a coveted K.I.S.S Award from Romantic Times. Storm Dancer  was a single release title from Zebra,  followed by the release of Paradise Promised. At present she is under contract for two more  historicals, and she is currently working on a high-concept romantic  novel. Following in her mentor's footsteps, she has eagerly critiqued manuscripts  and helped other beginning novelists  learn the taxing craft of writing, many  of whom have gone on to publish. REGISTER NOW!

Professional Lessons In Writing Novels

Dear Readers,

Do you need some help with organizing you novel or a story for your film script, try watching the following web videos from Writers Digest.

Educational Tutorials for Today's Writers

How to Plot and Structure Your Novel An Agent's Tips on Story Structures that Sell Training the Mind to be Receptive to Story Ideas Build Solid Story Structure & Write Great Fiction How to Capture the Essence of Your Story in a Synopsis Transform Your Novel from Good to Great: The Elements of Story Why Am I Getting Rejected? Start Your Story Right: How to Hook an Agent in Your First Pages An Agent's Tips on Story Structures that Sell Write a Memoir That Sells Crafting and Selling a Page-Turner How to Write Dialogue Like a Pro Secrets of Story Structure and Plot Film script format, writing film scripts, screenwriting services, coverage service, screenplay formatting margins, screenplay writing, screenplay format example, Search terms: screenplays, screenwriting service, edit and critique service, writing screenplays, screenplay format, loglines, query letter, film scripts, movie scripts, screenplay format, screenplay synopsis, script synopsis, treatment, proofreading service for writers, novels, writing services, fiction writing, film script format, writing film scripts, screenwriting service, coverage service, screenplay critique service, screenplay format margins, screenplay writing, screenplay format example, free writing tutorials,   script consultant, screenwriting jobs, film production companies

2014: Affordable Screenplay Service Fees

Dear Readers,


Here is the list of my current script services and fees:

Edits:  $48.00  (proofread for scripts)

Critique :  $58.00 ( for scripts)

Query Letters :  $28.00 (scripts/books):

Synopsis :  $38.00 (script/books):

Edits for Books:  $90.00

Critiques for Books:  $125.00

Some people request edits and critiques together. If a writer wants both, to me this says the writer is not completely confident his or her script is ready. So I  recommend getting the critique first. Use the critique to redo the script. Once the script is just right, then request the edit.

However, there are script writers who insist on having both an edit and critique together.  So I offer an edit and critique combo at discount.

Edit &Critique Combo Discount: $76.00   This is a discount savings of $30.00

All payments are received by Paypal. If you cannot make Paypal payments you may mail payments in the form of cashier checks or money orders. NO personal checks

If you are interested in my services feel free to contact me at

ahicks4298@q.com

Phone: (360) 696-4298

There's nothing like a good deal.



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Hello again. Check out these workshops offered by Writers Digest.

Workshops Starting May 1st

• 12 Weeks to a First Draft
• Advanced Novel Writing
• Getting Started in Writing
• Creating Memorable Characters
• Advanced Poetry Writing
• Focus on the Short Story
• Conflict and Suspense

 New Agents Seeking Queries & Clients
Click on any name below to see the full mini-profile on the GLA Blog (with submission instructions). Good luck querying!

1. Michelle Richter of Foreword Literary

She is seeking: Michelle is primarily seeking fiction, specifically book club reads, literary fiction, well-crafted women's commercial fiction, thrillers, and mysteries. For nonfiction, she's interested in fashion, film, television, science, medicine, sociology/social trends, and economics for trade audiences.

2. Rebecca Podos of Rees Literary

She is seeking: Rebecca is primarily interested in Young Adult fiction of all kinds, including contemporary, emotionally driven stories, mystery, romance, urban and historical fantasy, horror, and sci-fi. Occasionally, she also considers literary and commercial adult fiction, new adult, and narrative nonfiction.

We're gonna do this!