Rayne E. Golay...
www.raynegolay.com

     Psychologist and author RAYNE E. GOLAY writes with an honesty and genuineness that will resonate with those who find themselves on their own path of self discovery and change.  Her novel, LIFE IS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE, presents a thought-provoking look into one woman’s journey toward healing and wholeness. Her second novel is in its final stages of editing, and she's hard at work on her third book.

Doing It Write...
www.doingitwrite.com

   Meet Sammie Justesen, a personal friend and a professional editor.  Sammie's site has a lot to offer anyone looking for tips and common sense information on writing the perfect novel and getting published.

Don’t You Marry the Mormon Boys...
by Janet Jensen
http://www.janetjensen.com/

   What happens when a Mormon boy, and a girl raised in a polygamous colony meet at college and fall in love? What obstacles will they face, and can they have a future together? Janet’s first novel, Don’t You Marry the Mormon Boys, is a love story that takes an honest look at families who struggle with prejudice, acceptance, and forgiveness.

   Visit this writer’s site and read the first chapter of her novel.

Cindy Bonner...
Author:
http://home.viptx.net/~cbonner/

   Cindy Bonner, a Texas native now living in Yorktown, is the author of four novels: Lily, Looking After Lily, The Passion Of Dellie O'Barr. and her latest Right From Wrong.

   Her novels take a non-typical, but historically more accurate approach to writing. She is a new breed of female author who tackles the Western genre, and in so doing, she writes from the unusual perspective of women who settled the West.

   Cindy’s novels have been named Best Books by the American Library Association, and finalist for the Western Writers of America's Medicine Pipe Bearer's Best First Novel of the West. Her short stories have appeared in several literary magazines, including The Gettysburg Review, High Plains Literary Review, and Crosscurrents, and have won awards from the Roberts Foundation and from Texas Byliners.

   An excerpt from Right From Wrong won the 1997 PEN Texas Award for Best Novel. Cindy has conducted numerous writing workshops and acted as a judge for the Oklahoma Federation of Writers novel contest and for the Abilene Writers Guild.

Writers Village University – Writers Helping Writers Online Since 1995...
http://www.writersvillage.com/

   WVU is a living, breathing community of friendly, helpful writers from around the world, who have made education an important part of their lives. The curriculum is always growing; over 200 classes are now offered. As a member, you may take as many courses and workshops as you'd like. Best of all, you can fit courses to your schedule and pace.

   If you're a beginner, you won't have to worry about harsh, intimidating criticisms of your work. Instead, they encourage and help build confidence in the writer. Members know it's just as important to point out the strong points in a writer's work as it is to suggest areas to improve.

   Programs are available for every level of writer. For more advanced writers, The Village provides guidelines that encourage detailed, constructive criticism with an emphasis on balance. Face-to-face critique groups often have trouble finding a time when everybody can physically meet. With WVU, you visit the site when it is convenient for you.

   I highly recommend this writers’ group.

See ABC's...
www.seeabcs.com

Doreese Severe and Sherry Garr have created "The Greatest Multi-Sensory Reading Method Ever!".  This method is obviously visual and auditory, but the clever way it pulls in the tactile sense really sets it apart from others.