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The Independent Gay Writer©
all about books & writing
This is an independently published newsletter, edited by Ronald L. Donaghe. The views expressed herein are solely those of the writer of each review, article, or column. Writers' work is accepted solely at the discretion of the editor. All material is copyrighted by the submitting writer or Ronald L. Donaghe and cannot be reprinted without the express permission of The Independent Gay Writer© or the submitting writer. To submit material contact the editor. |
Contributors this issue...
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 Special
Announcement...Ronald L. Donaghe will be appearing at Albuquerque Pride 2003 at the Sisters' and Brothers' booth at the State Fair Grounds June 14, 2003 from Noon to Five to sign copies of his books. Contact Ruth for details of the special Literary Salon reading that afternoon. |
 Andrew Barriger is
the author of Finding
Faith and soon, Finding
Peace. In the months to come, he will be bringing out a
science-fiction series. In his "spare" time, he does something
mysterious with computers
and computer systems. But for the purposes of this newsletter, he is
the
regular contributor of The Fairy Factoid—or what I like to think of as
finding
something gay in the most unusual subjects, not all of which are about
writing. |
 Author
Lori L. Lake reviews
In
A Family Way in this issue.Besides being a reviewer for Midwest Book Review, Lake is an accomplished writer. Different Dress is her fourth novel. Ricochet in Time came first, then Gun Shy, which was the first book in the “Gun” series, and Under The Gun, the sequel to Gun Shy. Her fifth book, Stepping Out: Stories by Lori L. Lake will be published in early 2004. See her bio, here, following the book review. |
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 Patricia Nell Warren, author of The Front Runner and The Wild Man, once again allows The Independent Gay Writer© Newsletter to mine her Secrets of Writing archives. In this issue, she gives us advice on "Getting That First Editing or Publishing Job." |
 If he could give a commencement
speech to graduating seniors, this is what Brent Hartinger,
author of The Geography Club would tell the graduates about "The High Cost of Art."
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 In this issue, Tony Heyes
reviews Elliot Mackle's It Takes Two.
Tony is a regular contributor to The Independent Gay Writer with his
essays
and book reviews. If you've missed any of his work, please see back
issues
of the newsletter. |
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