Writers and Writing

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   6/04/08

   markstoneman

   Well, a journal article online doesnt count, since it appeared in print too and the online version is hidden behind a password. Only one other thing online, a review of a Mac word processor:
   
   www.atpm.com/14.01/mellel.shtml
   
   Oh, and Happy Birthday, you youngster, you!

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   6/04/08

   frammonney

   Then I wish you a very Happy Birthday MadameX. Let this day and the 365 following are placed under the signs of health, love, joy, success and luck.

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   6/06/08

   brigid

   I have a webcomic, that's online publication.
   
   Speaking of which, I should get today's update online.

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   6/06/08

   chinamatt

   Ok, here's one of my poems from an online journal: aroostookreview.umfk.maine.edu/poetry/lubin.htm

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      6/28/08

      Norski

      An evocative piece. Builds a scene and a viewpoint. "I've seen worse," as we say in Minnesota.
      
      And, as a recovering English teacher: I have seen worse.
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   6/28/08

   Norski

   I've got three websites that might qualify as 'online publications.' Links to Brendan's Island, Minnesota for Web-Wise Travelers, and Easy Griller are at www.brianhgill.com/ .

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      7/02/08

      joelemite

      i run a local online magazine at www.newbrunswicklife.com. it covers local events and businesses. i'm trying to explore the nooks and crannies of the community.
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      7/02/08

      Norski

      Pretty good idea. I would think so: I'm doing something similar.
      
      Seriously: it's one of the relatively few ways (IMO) that one person can offer something unique on the Web.
      
      And, having skimmed over the first page of NBL, I've got 1/6 of my day's quote of micro-reviews taken care of. Next stop for me, "Apathetic Lemming of the North."
      
      Thanks!