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June's issue of YEW is… late

Unfortunately June's issue of our Your EveryDay Write ezine is late. My apologies. A combination of a new computer system (I LOVE my Mac) and the pressure of work. I'm working on the issue right now, so expect to see get your issue if you're a member of YEW's Yahoo group shortly. If you're not a member, you can subscribe (it's free) here.

Pro Write subscribers will find the issue online. Please note: Pro Write subscribers have access to YEW's complete archive, for Yahoo Group members, it's a one-time mailing, without archives.

Here's one of the writing prompts from the issue:

Listing can help you to make your writing more visual. Think about a place in your town or city that you know well. Maybe it's a bookstore, or the local coffeeshop.

Close your eyes, and see the place in your mind's eye. Now make a list of 20 things you can visualize. What can you see?

Using your list, write 200 words about the place you've chosen.

Enjoy. :-)

Posted by Angela Booth on July 03, 2005 in Pro Write | Permalink