Focusing on writing, promotion, marketing, industry news and more.
Some of the features in Stepping Stones include useful articles for writers, tips on marketing and promotion, industry news, helpful links, writers websites, book releases , and more.
Rita Gerlach's "Stepping Stones Magazine," an online publication,
is candy for the eye--I mean elegant chocolate like Godiva--forget the
m&ms. . I am honored that she has added me to the site! If you're a
writer or lover of historical fiction, you ought to spend a few lovely
moments looking over the place...Author Linore Burkard
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for Writers.
Writers Digest is taking nominations for their 2009 list
of 101 best websites for writers.
Send your nomination by January 1, 2009 to writersdig@fwpubs.com with "101
Websites" as the subject. In the body of the email include the name 'Stepping Stones Magazine for Writers' and a link to the homepage.
http://www.freewebs.com/steppingstonesforwriters/index.htm__________________________________________________________________ANNOUNCEMENT
Stepping Stones Magazine for Writers will take on a new look beginning January 09. The features included in monthly issues will have their own pages such as a page for 'Book Releases' and 'Helpful Links for Writers'. It will be more condensed, chock full of great helps for writers at any stage, updated regularly. Writers are welcome to send submissions for inclusion.
Submissions may be sent as of January 09 to rpkg(at)comcast.net.
Include your website in your email. If you are submitting news about a book release, include a jpg of the cover. Inclusion will be at the discretion of the editor.
Rita Gerlach is the editor of Stepping Stones. She began writing around
1989 after attending a family reunion where her cousin, a famous romance
novelist, handed her a copy of one of her books. She has written articles
for online magazines such as Writers Gazette, Will Write 4 Food, as well as the
print magazine The Christian Communicator. She has completed four historical
novels set in Maryland, Virginia, and England. Currently she is writing two
more novels.
Born in Washington,
D.C., Rita grew up in a large family in the Maryland suburbs, where there never
seemed to be a dull moment. As far as any famous people in her family, Nora
Roberts is her cousin, and it is Nora that gave her that signed copy at a
family reunion. The elders in her family claim that storytelling is in their
blood, handed down from centuries of Irish, English, and Scottish storytellers. Rita believes
there may be some truth to that theory.
She is married to
her high school sweetheart, and lives in Maryland with
their two sons.
