Slants Of Light: Stories and Poems From the Womens Writing Circle

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I also think some of the "shorts" will help with handling things to come.

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We hope our contributions will add to the widest possible range of experiences and perspectives from our lives and memories. We approach this project in the spirit of goodwill, and we view the project as a collaborative effort. We understand that our book - the final product - will be richer and greater than our individual stories.

Everyone agreed to editing by their peers through critique sessions and the core committee and this was spelled out in the contract.

Still, editing ruffled feathers to the extent that three writers dropped out. We kept the project open to anyone who wanted to submit, but they had to agree to editing. No ifs, ands or buts. Melinda had worked as an editor for years for McMillian and for Scholastic.

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She was objective and had the final word which took the burden off me. Not to mention, I wouldn't have had as good or as polished a piece, which is what all writers should strive. You have to put your egos on the backburner to the extent that you realize you're working on a collaboration here and one story and one poem flows into another and if one doesn't work, then the reader is going to stop right there and put down the book.

Fortunately, the women who stayed with the book over the summer and fall of worked hard to incorporate the editing and make the deadlines we had set for final submission. In the end, I think all were grateful for the time and attention we took on each and every story. And as it turned out, we had a wealth of talent.

All we needed was a little molding. Do your research and pick a title not already used. For any questions, feel free to contact us. We will answer your enquiries via eBay messages within 2 business days.

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Slants of Light: Stories and Poems From the Women's Writing Circle

Description This collection of stories and poems represents a unique and collective writing journey from a diverse group of women writers. The settings of their verses and narratives vary. From a moment's realization on the Ocean City, NJ boardwalk when a woman admits her marriage is over - to a Sunday afternoon's meditation on life's choices and missed opportunities - to the beauty in a passing snowflake - to a humorous instance of Internet dating while searching for one last chance at romance - this anthology will inspire, delight and amuse.

Much of the book is racked with sentimentalities and manifest observations.

SUSAN G. WEIDENER

Monster gives delicate and complete descriptions of landscape, context and character in gently musical sentences. One such moment arrives in a description of the small coastal town on the morning Josie comes to work for Betty:

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