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November 2012 Query Contest Winners

November 13th, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Thanks to everyone who entered the 4rd Annual Write On! Query Contest. The winners will each have their query read by an industry professional and receive a book from Michael Wiese Productions (see choices below*). Thanks, Stephanie Palmer, author of Good in a Room, for choosing the winners. And the winners are … Fiction Book: Diana [...]

Query Contest – Tips

October 23rd, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet The deadline for the 4th Annual Write On Online Query Contest has been extended to Wednesday, November 7. There will be three query categories … and three winners: Fiction Book, Non-Fiction Book, and Screenplay/Teleplay Query. Wendy Burt-Thomas, author of The Writer’s Digest Guide to Query Letters, gave tips on writing a good query in a previous Write On! [...]

Write On Online 4th Annual Query Contest

October 3rd, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Note: With respect to our writer friends on the East Coast, we have extended the deadline to Wednesday, November 7. In our continuing effort to help writers jump-start their careers, Write On Online is pleased to announce the 4th Annual Write On Online Query Contest. There will be three query categories … and three [...]

April “Challenge Yourself” Winners

May 15th, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Thanks to everyone who posted goals/commented on their progress on Write On Online and Facebook during the month of April. Three winners were chosen at random. And the winners are … – Stephanie Olivieri – Warren Paul Glover – Winona Bennett Cross Each winner will receive one of these books, thanks to Michael Wiese [...]

Write On April Challenge – How’d You Do?

April 30th, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet I don’t know about you, but for me April just flew right on by! So what was your April Challenge? Did you write a screenplay this month for Script Frenzy? Did you participate in the Poem-a-Day Challenge for National Poetry Month? Or did you come up with something spectacular on your own? So, how did you [...]

Write On April Challenge – Challenge Yourself 2012

April 1st, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Happy April! Are you writing a screenplay this month for Script Frenzy? Doing the Poem-a-Day Challenge for National Poetry Month? Or have you come up with something spectacular and ongoing to do during the month of April? You can win just for declaring Your April Challenge! Here’s how it works: 1. Post in comments [...]

February “Red” Challenge – Winners

March 20th, 2012 in Contest by Write On! Online

Tweet Thanks to everyone who entered the February “Red” Challenge. And the winners are … – Araminta Self – Susie Mceldowney – Barbara KisKis Each winner will receive one of these books, thanks to Michael Wiese Productions. - Hollywood Game Plan by Carole M. Kirschner - Letters to Young Filmmakers by Howard Suber - Writing the Comedy Blockbuster by [...]

January Challenge Winners

February 7th, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Thanks to everyone who submitted their dream bio and entered the January Challenge. And the winners are: 1st Place: Stephanie Olivieri 2nd Place: Stephanie Lynn Smith 3rd Place: Melody Lopez The 1st Place winner will receive a copy of  Save the Cat!® Story Structure Software 3.0. The 2nd and 3rd Place winners will receive a [...]

Write On February Challenge – Red

February 3rd, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Time for another Writing Prompt contest. The February Challenge is to write a story or essay, based on the writing prompt: “Red.” There are lots of ways to go with this, so take the writing prompt and start by doing some free-writing, while you are developing your idea. Write On! Online’s monthly contests are designed [...]

Write On January Challenge – Your Dream Bio

January 3rd, 2012 in Contest by Debra Eckerling

Tweet Happy New Year, Writers! Let’s kick off 2012 with a fun challenge: Write Your Dream Bio. The best way to get what you want is to visualize it first. Write a 200- to 400-word bio, describing yourself with the life and accomplishments you want/plan to have. Think of it as writing your book jacket [...]