Calendar
Your New Best Friend:
The Deadline Calendar
GO ON, TRY my interactive calendar of emotional high holy days, regular-version high holy days and more. Hover your cursor over a cinnamon-colored date to see what pops up. Use it to start personal essays, radio pieces and op-eds to submit on deadline. How? Look three months out for radio ideas; six to twelve for magazine pieces. Pick it, write it, submit it. You’re a writer. That’s what writers do.
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1 | 2February, 2 2012Groundhog DayAh, Punxsutawney Phil. You’ve gotta love him. He’s a true American icon. Have you got a Ground Hog Day story? Remember to think in propinquities. What do I mean by that? See here. | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
6 | 7February, 7 2012Full Snow MoonIt’s February’s full Moon, known as the Full Snow Moon. We take our names from the Native American tradition. Got a winter full moon story? Remember what memoir is supposed to be, as well as what it’s not. | 8 | 9February, 9 2012All Weather, All the TimeIt was on this day in 1870 that Congress authorized one of those national offices whose information we use every single day, the National Weather Service. Located at www.weather.gov, it’s a fine place to add to your research sites when writing memoir. You do remember that you’ve got to do research when writing memoir, yes? | 10 | 11 | 12February, 12 2012Abe Lincoln BornOn this day in 1809, Abraham Lincoln was born. Do you have a Lincoln story? For dates like this, it’s a good idea to do some research and learn something new. |
13 | 14February, 14 2012Valentine’s DayOk, so nearly everyone celebrates this. How to make this story yours, while making it interesting to readers? Follow this, an essential rule of writing memoir. | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
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27 | 28 | 29February, 29 2012Leap DayOK. Everyone loves this. Have you got a Leap Day or Leap Year story? How to make it yours, while making it interesting to others? Follow this, an essential rule of memoir. |