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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 3:32 pm Post subject: Writing Contest for Women Archived from groups: alt>publish>books (more info?)

ALL entries critiqued, winning entires get CASH prizes! http://www.awomanswrite.com Women who write, literary ladies, fabulous feminine fablers, wizened women with words of wisdom, Penelope with a pen, Priscilla at the printer, Kaila at the keyboard, Alice with aspirations - this is your website, with a chance to win some money for your writing and have your work read and critiqued by wonderful hardworking women wordsmiths! >> Stay informed about: Writing Contest for Women

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