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Hello and welcome to the July 2, 2007 edition of the Scribes blog carnival.

publications

Elizabeth Wrobel presents The Story of My First Paying Publication posted at Little Cottage in the Northwoods (A Writer’s Paradise).

tips and advice on the craft

Mark presents The Power of Storytelling posted at Host Strategies.

Jonathan Deamer presents The 10 secrets of writing reviews that will keep readers coming back posted at Jonathan Deamer.

Aspeth presents How To Write Chick Lit In Ten Easy Steps posted at TwelveYearsOfBeingAnnoyedByChloeSevignyDotCom, saying, “For a writer, the “chick lit” genre may just be the easiest, and most popular, genre in which to get published.”

writing experiences

Brent Diggs presents The Ominous Comma » Building My Career With A Book Signing Tour posted at The Ominous Comma, saying, “A little humor on writing.”

Anne-Marie presents A Could You? Would You? writing invitation posted at A Readable Feast, saying, “This is a writing prompt for children to encourage them to write and share their writing with family as a way to bond and get to know each other better.”

That concludes this edition. If you missed out this time, don’t worry! Submit your blog article to the next edition of scribes using the carnival submission form.

Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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