David, my brother, asked me to pass on his thanks for everyone's support with his efforts to raise money for prostate cancer. My 'Making a Difference' post has the details about his efforts. He still has a long way to go, so if you could share this link, https://incatrekforcancer.everydayhero.com/au/davidc, or consider donating a small amount, that would be awesome. Again, thank you so very much.
Also the health concerns I had a couple of months ago are now officially over after I was given the all clear. Yay! Thank you for your prayers and well wishes.
I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year. The IWSG Team has also passed on their Christmas wishes over at our website.
I will return for the first IWSG posting in the New Year, Wednesday 7th January.
What will you be doing over Christmas? (pop on over to the IWSG site to find out what I'll be doing)
Monday, December 22, 2014
Monday, December 15, 2014
Making a Difference
There are many things we do that make a difference in this life. Often they are underestimated, such as a smile or a word of encouragement. My brother, David, has recently decided to make a difference early next year by helping the people of a small village in South America and at the same time, raising money for prostate cancer.
His trip sounds amazing. Over two weeks in Peru! During that time, he’ll spend a few days in a village to provide help to the locals in the form of teaching, helping out around the village, and the medical people going along will do vaccinations. He’ll also trek up to Machu Picchu. As exciting as the trek sounds (I’ve always wanted to visit that ancient, spectacular ruin), I honestly think he will gain the most from his time in the village. There is no substitute to helping others.
If you’d like to help David raise money for prostate cancer, then click here: https://incatrekforcancer.everydayhero.com/au/davidc
You can also help by sharing the link.
None of the money donated will go to David or his trip. All of it will go to the Mater Foundation for prostate cancer research.
What was a special, little thing that someone did to make a difference to you? Have you ever travelled to Peru or some other remote place?
Photo: I'm sad to say, I did not take this photo. It's by Hernan Irastorza
His trip sounds amazing. Over two weeks in Peru! During that time, he’ll spend a few days in a village to provide help to the locals in the form of teaching, helping out around the village, and the medical people going along will do vaccinations. He’ll also trek up to Machu Picchu. As exciting as the trek sounds (I’ve always wanted to visit that ancient, spectacular ruin), I honestly think he will gain the most from his time in the village. There is no substitute to helping others.
If you’d like to help David raise money for prostate cancer, then click here: https://incatrekforcancer.everydayhero.com/au/davidc
You can also help by sharing the link.
None of the money donated will go to David or his trip. All of it will go to the Mater Foundation for prostate cancer research.
What was a special, little thing that someone did to make a difference to you? Have you ever travelled to Peru or some other remote place?
Photo: I'm sad to say, I did not take this photo. It's by Hernan Irastorza
Monday, December 1, 2014
Now Available: The IWSG Guide to Publishing and Beyond #IWSG
The Insecure Writer’s Support Group
Guide to Publishing and Beyond
Now Available!!!
And it's FREE!!!
Guide to Publishing and Beyond
Now Available!!!
And it's FREE!!!
Happy days!
Tapping into the expertise of over a hundred talented authors from around the globe, The IWSG Guide to Publishing and Beyond contains something for every writer. Whether you are starting out and need tips on the craft of writing, looking for encouragement as an already established author, taking the plunge into self-publishing, or seeking innovative ways to market and promote your work, this guide is a useful tool. Compiled into three key areas of writing, publishing, and marketing, this valuable resource offers inspirational articles, helpful anecdotes, and excellent advice on dos and don'ts that we all wish we knew when we first started out on this writing journey.
Amazon*
Barnes and Noble
Kobo
Smashwords
Goodreads
Be a part of the IWSG:
Website – Facebook Group – Facebook Critique Circle Group
*NOTE: If Amazon still isn't offering the book for free (we've been on their case about it for a while now) then you can get your free kindle edition from Smashwords.
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Because of certain unexpected factors, I won't be able to post on Wednesday. This will be my IWSG post. Mainly I just wanted to say how excited I am about our book finally launching after months of hard work, writing, editing, collating, formatting. (I've lost count how many times I've read through it). While the IWSG team put it together--including Alex J Cavanaugh, Michelle Wallace, L Diane Wolfe, J L Campbell, Susan Gourley/Kelley, Joylene Nowell Butler and yours truly, Lynda R Young--it's a book that wouldn't have been possible without the generosity, enthusiasm and talent from our long list of contributors. You can all be super proud of this publication.
A big thank you to all the members of the IWSG who have made this group what it is today. You guys are truly awesome.
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