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Linda Nitchman wrote:
> Thanks so much for sharing your personal experiences with garden columns.
>I had a meeting with another newspaper editor today regarding a local column.
>I'm supposed to hear from him next week.
Good luck Linda, I hope they take it. One other thing about
approaching papers - even when they say no, I still make it a point
to remain cheerful and positive. Follow up with a postcard from time
to time. Editors can change their mind in a flash. Spring is an
especially likely time for them to acquire a column and even if it is
only temporary, at least you've got your foot in the door.
Something one of my writers did when she first contacted me regarding
writing for our publication was to send me 1/2 dozen pens with her
contact info on them. Now that's smart thinking. I've grabbed one of
her pens many times in the past and she immediately comes to
mind.....
Carla Allen
http://www.carlaallen.ca
~A East Coast Gardener~
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