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Holiday Gift: The perfect gift for writers and readers at a special price! For December only, you can get a 2-year subscription to Soundings Review for $17 (regular price for members is $19 and for nonmembers $25.00). This includes September 2009, March 2010, September 2010 and March 2011 PLUS – for December only! – a FREE copy of September 2008 inaugural issue. Five beautiful magazines for only $17.00. When we receive your order for a 2-year subscription, we’ll immediately send out the September 2008 and September 2009 issues. Your subscription helps support new and established writers (including youth). In addition, readers have the opportunity to provide input by voting for their favorite piece in each issue. Those receiving this gift from you will think of you every time they read the outstanding poetry, fiction and nonfiction in Soundings Review. It’s easy to order today! Send your check to Soundings Review, PO Box 639, Freeland, WA 98249 Thank you for your support and interest in our literary magazine!
2009 Spirit of Writing grand prize winner -- Whidbey Island Writers Association announces the Grand Prize winner of the 2009 Spirit of Writing Contest. David Hearn takes the 2009 Spirit of Writing grand prize with his short story, "The Truth of Relationship." This year's prize is "A Day at the MFA," one day's participation in the January residency schedule of the Whidbey Writers Workshop Master of Fine Arts degree program. The Whidbey Island Writers Association and the Whidbey Writers Workshop are sponsored by the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts. Coupeville Writers Group Open to New Members -- The recently formed Coupeville writers group welcomes new members, especially those interested in writing poetry and literary fiction. The group meets the first and third Tuesday of the month in the lunchroom at CamBey, 50 N. Main St, from 12:30 to 2:45. For more information, contact Brett Rebischke-Smith.
Mechanics for Writers -- The Whidbey Island Writers Association presents workshops for writers at various sites from Mukilteo to Anacortes on the first Saturday of each month, an opportunity to improve your writing craft, find new inspiration and meet other local writers. Watch this spot for the fall schedule.
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