Thanks for all this info!  It is most helpful.  Now comes the hard part ---
getting the darn thing finished.

John



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I usually save each chapter as a separate file.  It is a lot easier to work 
with individual chapters.  I do keep another file with a summary and characters
in each chapter so I locate the chapter I need if I have to go back and make
changes.

Jerry Bratten

 

--- On Mon, 11/2/09, johnnyjamm <johng_warren@...> wrote:

From: johnnyjamm <johng_warren@...>
Subject: [greenriverwriters] Question for those farther down the path than I
To: greenriverwriters@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, November 2, 2009, 8:25 PM






 





                   When putting together a Novel or longer fiction work, do you
save each chapter as a file or just let it all run together? Just curious how
the people who have completed a book do it. I know there's no right answer, I am
just stuck at the beginning. . . again.

Thanks

John G. Warren































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>When putting together a Novel or longer fiction work, do you save
>each chapter as a file or just let it all run together?

          You can do it either way, but when you send it to a
publisher it should be in one file.I have one chapter to a file, and
when I am ready to send the manuscript to my editor I put it all in
one file with "complete" in the file name. That way I know it's the
final version.


Julianne Lee

http://www.julianneardianlee.com
"A Question of Guilt: A Novel of Mary Stuart and the Death of Lord Darnley"
Berkley, 2008


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Back in the day, when I used my beloved WordPerfect, I used the Master
Document feature. I could save each chapter separately and then compile
them into a Master Document that would open all the chapter files as one
big file. That way, I could fiddle with one bit or I could do a
read-through. I've never gotten the hang of MS Word's comparable
feature, if there is one.

Now, I just let it all run together and keep a chapter-by-chapter
outline to help me keep track of what happens where.

Hope this helps!

MA

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> the people who have completed a book do it. I know there's no right
> answer, I am just stuck at the beginning. . . again.
> Thanks
> John G. Warren
>

--
Marian Allen
Mysteries, fantasies, comedies, recipes:  http://MarianAllen.com
Mysteries and food group blog:  http://FatalFoodies.blogspot.com
Southern Indiana Writers Group: http://southernindianawriters.com




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When putting together a Novel or longer fiction work, do you save each chapter
as a file or just let it all run together? Just curious how the people who have
completed a book do it. I know there's no right answer, I am just stuck at the
beginning. . . again.
Thanks
John G. Warren

Hello Marian,

Though my contest entry is a day late and a dollar short, you were
decked out as Audrey Hepburn or Emma Kalanikaumakaamano Kaleleonalani
Naea Rooke, Queen Consort of Hawaii (Wikipedia:  Queen Emma of Hawaii
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_of_Hawaii>
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_of_Hawaii> ).

Namaste Allah Y'all,

Charles Winstead (charles@... <mailto:charles@...> )

DFMOTGRW (Delinquent Founding Member of The Green River Writers and
Expatriate Nemesis of Deborah "Trust me, but I'm not letting you see
it.") Adams.

Nominee for Best Quote of the 20th Century:  "There's nothing to
writing.  All you do is sit down at a typewriter and open a vein."
--Walter Wellesley "Red" Smith



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On my blog, http://marianallen.wordpress.com, I posted a picture of the
costume I wore to a signing this weekend. Many people liked it, but
nobody knew what it was. If you think you know
what it is, post a comment. Anyone who guesses correctly today--10-26-09--
(comments are dated) will have his or her name put into a drawing five
times. Tomorrow, I'll post a detail of the costume and anyone who
guesses correctly on that day gets four chances. The next day, another
detail and correct guesses win three chances. Another day, another
detail. On October 31, a winner will be drawn from any correct guesses.
If there are no correct guesses, I'll put all INCORRECT guesses into a
drawing. The winner gets a copy of DYING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND
<http://wolfmont.com/tgom/tgom.html>, Wolfmont's 2009 Toys For Tots
<http://toysfortots.org/> benefit anthology.

MA

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Marian Allen
Mysteries, fantasies, comedies, recipes:  http://MarianAllen.com
Mysteries and food group blog:  http://FatalFoodies.blogspot.com
Southern Indiana Writers Group: http://southernindianawriters.com




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I'll be reading (along with Squire Babcock) at the Rudyard Kipling in
Louisville, part of the inKY Reading Series, at 7:00pm on Friday, September 11.
Does that fit in "kudos"?

Dear ones,



I have updated the "monthly meetings" calendar and the newsletter archive on
the web page.



I'm working on the kudos.



Anybody got any news or snapshots you'd like to share???



Thanks,



S.



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Another one to share.



From: ginoskoeditor@... [mailto:ginoskoeditor@...]
Sent: Friday, July 24, 2009 7:56 PM
To: sherry@...
Subject: submissions



Sherry-



Accepting short fiction & poetry, creative non-fiction, interviews, social
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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the greenriverwriters
group.

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   Uploaded by : writing2live <talekzander@...>
   Description : 2009 Contest Flyer (pdf)

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Because of the delay in getting the flyers mailed, the deadline for the contest
has been extended to August 31.  This may mean that winners will not be
announced until the end of September rather than the original date of 9/15.

Thank you to all who have already submitted entries to the contest.  And for
those of you who wanted to but couldn't get things in the mail in time . . . you
now have a few more weeks!  Link to the information is:
http://www.greenriverwriters.org/contest.html.  I will put a pdf of the flyer in
the attachment area of the discussion board.

Thanks,
Terri
2009 GRW contest chair
talekzander@...

Thanks for the feedback!  The Courier Journal published my article last
Wednesday.  Also, It appears some other local magazines are now interested in
similar material I have written.  It just goes to show, the hardest part is
getting it written.  Thanks for the help!



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Forwarding this for information.



Sherry



From: Kentucky Women Writers Conference [mailto:WOMEN-WRITERS@...]
On Behalf Of Women Writers of Kentucky
Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 2:49 PM
To: WOMEN-WRITERS@...
Subject: Luncheon of the Boating Party, deadlines, prizes, and a new lottery



Dear Friends,



Please join us for tomorrow's book discussion on novelist Susan Vreeland,
who will teach a fiction workshop at the Kentucky Women Writers Conference
in September:



Friday, July 10, 12 noon, on SUSAN VREELAND. Renee Boss leads a discussion
of the newest novel by New York Times best-selling author Susan Vreeland,
Luncheon of the Boating Party, set in Renoir's 1880s Paris. You need not
have read the book to enjoy participating. Boss is a Writing Consultant for
the Kentucky Department of Education. At the Carnegie Center, 251 W. Second
Street, tel 254-4175.



Hard to believe, but our conference is just two months away! The complete
itinerary is now available:[http://www.uky.edu/wwk/itinerary.html]. Most
sessions have no enrollment limit, but the small-group writing workshops are
limited to 12 participants each, and all six still have a few openings at
this time. Two-day registration is required for workshops, and July 31 is
the last day to receive the early discount of $140. Beginning August 1,
two-day registration will be $160. Student rates remain $25.



We are excited to announce that Conference presenter Jenny Bent, a NYC
literary agent, has agreed to meet individually with a small number of
registrants to review a manuscript in progress. For more details and to
enter a lottery for this opportunity, complete this form
[http://www.uky.edu/WWK/manuscript_consultation.html].



July 31 is also the last day to enter the Betty Gabehart Prize in poetry,
fiction, and nonfiction. Guidelines and entry forms are available on our web
site: [http://www.uky.edu/wwk/prizes.html]



Please help spread the word about the Kentucky Women Writers Conference by
forwarding this announcement to your departmental and work listservs. If you
plan to attend, chat about us on your Facebook page and Twitter.



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Vaughan Fielder, Program Coordinator

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I also got this one through my blog mail. Again, no way of knowing how
legitimate it is.



S.



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Hey gang –



I got this through my blog so I have no info about the legitimacy of the
venue. They have a nice looking website, so I thought I’d pass it along.



Sherry



From: Pauline Bache [mailto:Pauline@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:08 PM
To: sherry@...
Subject: Call for International Writing Entries: Aesthetica



Dear Shery Chandler

My name is Pauline and I’m writing to you from Aesthetica Magazine, a
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Hi all,

Hope everyone's writing is going well. I've emailed the info below to Ernie
direct.

Please check out this low-fee contest and consider passing the link on to your
writing community:

NOVEL PITCH and 1st FIVE (5) PAGES of a NOVEL CONTEST
http://www.janicewiley-dorn.com/smokecitynarrators/pitch1st5contest.html

$8 ENTRY FEE -- DEADLINE: Sept. 9, 2009
1st - $150 | 2nd - $75 | 3rd - $40 | 6 Honorable Mentions.

Sponsored by Smoke City Narrators. Open to USA residents. Entries must be
original & unpublished (includes Internet). Multiple entries OK but only 1 prize
awarded to any winner. Submit 2 copies of the first 5 pages of a novel, 1,500
words max. & a one-sentence pitch (mini-synopsis), 20 words max.

Pitch and website link for 9 finalists posted on SCN's website & blog
(optional). Novel pages not published -- authors retain all rights.

See website for complete rules.

Thanks,
Janice Wiley-Dorn
Smoke City Narrators Contest Director
scnarrators@...
http://www.janicewiley-dorn.com
http://www.southernartistry.org/Janice_WileyDorn

List below.  Good luck. monica
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----- Original Message ----
From: John G. Warren <johng_warren@...>
To: greenriverwriters@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2009 11:21:39 AM
Subject: [greenriverwriters] Block Watch Article

Hello Friends!  Anyone have any thoughs on where in Louisville, KY I might have
some luck getting a non-fiction article on our Neighborhood Watch Program?  I am
told the article is well written, I am just getting nowhere with the local paper
and other popular publications.  Starting to get discouraged.



------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links

Hello Friends!  Anyone have any thoughs on where in Louisville, KY I might have
some luck getting a non-fiction article on our Neighborhood Watch Program?  I am
told the article is well written, I am just getting nowhere with the local paper
and other popular publications.  Starting to get discouraged.

I interview Gail Chandler here:



http://sherrychandler.com/2009/06/18/where-the-red-road-meets-the-sky/



And my son Morgan, whom some of you may remember, is a finalist in the
Carnegie Center's Next Great Writers Contest:



http://sherrychandler.com/2009/06/19/carnegie-centers-next-great-writers/



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Hey gang,

I'll be reading and discussing my new book of stories, Nothing Like An Ocean,
this Saturday, June 20, at 2:00pm at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at The Summit,
4100 Summit Plaza Drive in Louisville. Hope to see you there!

Cheers!

Jim T

Here's a link to the archived version of the interview. It begins about 35
minutes into the program, right after the interview about migraines.

http://archive.wfpl.org/Studio619/s619archive06-14-09.mp3

JimT

For Louisville area friends, I'm being interviewed by Robin Fisher about my
latest book, Nothing Like An Ocean, on Studio 619, 89.3 WFPL, this Sunday (6/14)
at 10:00am. Available online, too, I think.

Proofread much? Not I.



Here's the right link:



http://www.greenriverwriters.org/kudos.html



From: Mary O Dell [mailto:mary.odell@...]
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 1:41 PM
To: Sherry Chandler
Subject: Re: kudos page



Hey, Sherry!  Not sure I understand the New Letters part of this.  How is
this connected to Grw kudos page?  Dumb, I guess.  Anyway, we sure miss
seeing you.  Love, E

----- Original Message -----
From: Sherry Chandler <sherrych@...>
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2009 13:00
Subject: kudos page
To: greenriverwriters@yahoogroups.com,
> Finally and at long last, I have got a new kudos page up:
>
>
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> http://www.newletters.org/issue74_4.asp
>
>
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> Take a look, tell me corrections and, most especially, tell me
> additions.
>
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> What have you been up to that we can brag about?
>
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>
> Sherry
>
>

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Finally and at long last, I have got a new kudos page up:



http://www.newletters.org/issue74_4.asp



Take a look, tell me corrections and, most especially, tell me additions.



What have you been up to that we can brag about?



Sherry



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2009 Green River Writers Writing Contest

The details for the 2009 Green River Writers Writing Contest are now available
on the Green River Writers' website.  Flyers and print pieces will be mailed
soon.

Deadline for this year's contest is Friday, July 31, 2009.  Make sure your
entries are postmarked by July 31.

Winners will be announced mid-September.


Feel free to email me at contest@... if you have any
questions.

Thanks and good luck!

Terri Alekzander
GRW Contest Chair

The youth contest will be launched in September to coincide with back to school
so if you know of any young writers, let them know their turn is coming soon and
to be writing.

Looking for fiction of all lengths and all genres (including mainstream
or literary) and cross-genres. Flash fiction to serialized novels,
poetry. Scripts and non-fiction--I don't know, so query editor if
interested. No fanfic, for copyright reasons.

http://www.fictotum.com

MA

--
Marian Allen
Mysteries, fantasies, comedies, recipes:  http://MarianAllen.com
Mysteries and food group blog:  http://FatalFoodies.blogspot.com
Southern Indiana Writers Group: http://southernindianawriters.com

Hi Terri and Ernie,

Just wanted you to know that we have finalized the date for the poetry readings
by the 1st,2nd, and 3rd place winners of the poetry contest sponsored by Luther
Luckett Christian Church.  The reading will be held on Monday, June 29th at
Clifton's Pizza in Louisville.  Doors will open at 5:30 and readings will be
scheduled on a program yet to be defined.  Winners will receive their prizes at
the time of their reading.  I hope everyone has begun to think about the topic
"Free Inside the Walls,"  and that we'll get many many submissions!


Niki Hendricks, Sr. Agent
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   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Terri Alekzander
   To: greenriverwriters@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 11:51 PM
   Subject: [greenriverwriters] 2009 GRW Contest Sponsors


   Hello all!

   I am pulling together the final details for the 2009 Green River Writers
   Contest and am looking for sponsors for categories including youth
   categories. If you are interested in sponsoring a category, please let me
   know.

   What is sponsoring?
   Sponsoring means that you underwrite the prize money for the category as
   well as define the parameters. You determine if it is poetry or prose;
   rhyming or non-fiction; long or short; whatever. Sponsors are typically also
   judges, but do not have to be.

   The schedule is as follows:

   . Confirmation of intent to participate: 3/31/2009

   . Sponsorship money due by: 6/30/2009

   . Contest details posted on website by: 4/15/2009

   . Contest flyer mailed by: 4/24/2009

   . Contest deadline: 6/30/2009

   . Contest entries to judges by: 7/31/2009

   . Contest results due to me by: 8/31/2009

   . Results posted and checks mailed by: 9/30/2009

   If we have sponsorship for youth categories, the following additional
   deadlines will be added:

   . Details included in regular contest flyer mailed 4/24/2009

   . Postcard mailed by: 8/31/2009

   . Youth categories deadline: 10/31/2009

   . Youth contest entries to judges by: 11/16/2009

   . Youth contest results due to me by: 12/4/2009

   . Results posted and checks mailed by: 12/15/2009

   You can contact me in any of the following ways:

   Terri Alekzander

   142 Nansen Street

   Cincinnati, OH 45216

   513-821-0055 (home)

   talekzander@...

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Hi Sherry:

I had two poems, Photograph of the Year and Every Man Comes with a Box,
published in the April 2009 issue of The Enigmatist.

Thanks, Sherry.

Barb



To: greenriverwriters@yahoogroups.com; candlewitch@...;
mary.odell@...; emaryjj@...; jrmjgm44@...;
talekzander@...
From: sherrych@...
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2009 06:39:45 -0400
Subject: [greenriverwriters] Kudos update





















             Hey Gang!



Way past time to update our bragging page.



What's everybody up to??



Let me know for the web and I'll pass the info on to Ernie & Georgia for the

newsletter.



Sherry



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Hey Gang!



Way past time to update our bragging page.



What's everybody up to??



Let me know for the web and I'll pass the info on to Ernie & Georgia for the
newsletter.



Sherry



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