"Me, eh. I havn't done anything worth being published yet."
I honestly didn't think so either when I began sending things into various publishers, but you just never know what people will enjoy. Have confidence that you are writing and saying is what other people want to hear. Don't be afraid to try.
Take care all.
I've only been published in classified documents at work.
I wrote a cashier training manual for Wild Oats grocery stores, if that counts. I've had some poetry published in those poetry.com anthologies, although they mostly publish poems in hopes the authors will buy the book from them.
I got some of my poems published in the Broadmeadows Retirement Home newsletter. I wasn't very happy though because that old hag Mrs. Clarke editted out all the rude bits. I got her back by peeing on her rose bushes.
Biochemistry = good!!
I wish you well, if I ever go on to do post grad I'll be looking at getting stuff published but that's a big if. Can you give details if it does get published, sounds interesting!
I did. Just at 3am on the day it was about to close. You know what they say, procrastination is the best form of motivation. And I'm lazy.Originally Posted by The Captain
Yes, when it's published I can speak freely about it, but not until then. I have to do one more experiment (which I'm doing this week) and add that to the paper, and maybe it will be published then. One of the reasons it probably didn't get into Science is because they have a 1500 word limit, and I had to cut out a lot of stuff. Nature doesn't have that little a word constriction.
I write a weekly column for the Washington Post.
Ok, I got nuffin.
poetry.com has attempted to publish some of my poetry, but they were shady on the details and it seemed like a scam so i declined. i guess that means i have never had anything published other than a picture of me in the newspaper when i was a baby.
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