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Where Returned Peace Corps Volunteers write about their world March 2005 |
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Join the In This Issue has links to the new articles in this issue of Peace Corps Writers. Resources has the Bibliography of Peace Corps Writers and other resources for both readers and writers. In the Archives you will find back issues of Peace Corps Writers, Journals of Peace + To print the entire March 2005 issue, click on this icon Do you shop at Amazon.com? |
And Then Sarge Said to Me
Still Time to Nominate Your Favorite Book of 04
Once a book is nominated it does not have to be endlessly re-nominated by family, friends, and colleagues of the writers. Authors and it always seems to be those who had their books published by a vanity press, i.e., P.O.D. (print-on-demand) who email their friends (most of whom have not read the book) and asked them to nominate their book. One academic RPCV seems to have gotten everyone at his college to email me with a nomination for his book! While I have passed on all the nominations to the judges, I have told them to overlook such annoying self-promotion. |
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In this issue The Ides of March, March Madness, and More John Coyne |
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