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Kath Lingenfelter learned much from her two years writing for the hit medical drama. Now that the series has ended, it's time to move on.
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Sydney -
What should be public and what should be kept private? That’s the theme for this year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival, which officially starts on Monday.
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Ottawa -
A new Ottawa not-for-profit group invites local writers who seek to explore ways of publishing, marketing and distributing their books.
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Dundee -
Ten of the world's top crime writers are competing to have a new morgue and research facility in Scotland named after them.
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Byron Bay -
Offering art, entertainment, food, and ideas, a growing number of literary festivals worldwide are attracting ever-increasing participation from an international sub-culture.
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I write 4,000 words of SEO per day, plus other articles. My old Word program crashed on me after 13 books, thousands of articles and millions of words. The new Word 2010 is all over its predecessors.
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A new online community has launched recently which aims to give people the chance to showcase their literary and visual work.
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Writers and free-expression advocates from across the globe are in Geneva today in conjunction with the Human Rights Council warning about the potential harm of imposing legal restrictions on expression considered offensive or defamatory to religions.
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It’s not everyday that one gets to interview Professor Eustace Palmer, one of Africa’s intellectual heavyweights, academic giants and distinguished son of Sierra Leone, a small country in the west of Africa.
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Scribd.com, a popular document-sharing website, is allowing authors to sell their works in digital format through their store. Authors can earn 80 per cent of the posted sale price.
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Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris and Alexander Payne's The Descendants win best screenplay prizes at the Writers Guild Awards.
Ahead of the anniversary of his Charles Dickens' birth, film and television writer Paul Abbott tells BBC News about the famous writer's legacy.
 Riel Nason, a New Brunswick-based writer, is a regional winner of the Commonwealth Book Prize, recognized in the Canada and Europe category for her debut novel, The Town That Drowned.
Tinker Tailor film writer Peter Straughan's new mission
A newly-discovered species of prehistoric crocodile is named after the writer Rudyard Kipling.
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About Raynetta Stocks Raynetta Stocks was born in Washington D.C. in August 1981. She excelled early at reading and...
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About Thomas Waite Thomas Waite is an author, entrepreneur and consultant whose writings have appeared in such...
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