Oregon Legal Research Blog…to the January 19, 2010, post at Library Link of the Day for the lead. For publisher and writers groups links for Oregon authors, try the Oregon Authors website….
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Slush Piles: Writers and the Law
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Is Hyperlocal Journalism a Partial Cure for Journalists’ and Writers’ Panic Attacks?
Writers, journalists: do you need an antidote to Newspaper Death Watch? Regain your excitement for the written word, for news, for the world around you: Explore Hyperlocal Journalism: Local…
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Verisimilitude: Cops, Crooks, & Fictional Lawyers: Just the Facts, Ma’am
Writers: if you are not a cop, a lawyer, or a librarian (to name only 3 professions that appear a lot in fiction), please do your homework. There are…
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What if Readers Turned Pages for the Sake of Turning Pages?: Amazon, Taylor Swift, and Big Brother
Do writers need their own “Taylor Swift” to protect their right to be paid for their labor? (See NPR’s story about Swift, Apple, and right to be paid.) The…
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Blawgers as (real) Writers
…writing niches (not an easy thing to do as anyone who writes professionally knows), their own unique writers’ voices, they write with great thought and care, and are diligent beyond…
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DIY Book Indexing for Writers and The People Who Love Them
Professional indexing is an art and a craft. If you are a writer who is inclined to go it alone, for money or for love of indexing, or…
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Writing and Legal Writers (Readers too) Update
The following legal writing blog has come to my attention: Set in Style. The number of legal writing blogs and web sites is growing. Take a look…
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Creative Copyright Event at UO Portland, July 16th for Musicians, Artists, Writers
This program is part of the UO Portland Summer Spotlight series. “Interested in how copyright law affects creative work? Itching to write your own version of copyright law?…
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Willy-Nilly is Not a Legal Research Strategy: Public Law Librarians and Advice to Unpublished Children’s Book Authors
Pro se (aka pro per or self-represented) law library patrons have a tough time of it. If you didn’t learn in high school or college how to learn,…
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Article: “How to Introduce an Author”
A public librarian colleague sent us the link to the excellent article on “How to Introduce an Author,” by Janet Potter, April 30, 2012, from millions dot com:…