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Recognitions

N'omi Rose

T-Zero Xpandizine is proud to announce these WVU members who have gained recognition in their writing achievements.

Kudos to Faye Whyte whose article entitled Habits of Successful Writers' was published in the September 2001 issue of Fiction Fix. The article originated as a contest entry December 2000 for one of Coffeehouse's monthly contests. They did not have enough entrants to run the contest, but they e-mailed and asked me to expand my entry into a feature article. Faye took F2K in March 2000 and joined WVU in May 2000. She is a member of the Freestylers study group. She also created and facilitated two of the workshops for WriteFest 2001.

Kudos to Arlene Lawson for her poem Heaven was Unprepared which was published in the September edition of Clever Magazine's special section,The Tragedy File which is a collection of essays relating to the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States of America. Arlene is a member of the staff at Writer's Village University, and a member of Senior's poetry group. She is currently peer-tutoring The Pleasures of Reading Poetry and hangs out in Word Weavers study group.

Congratulations to Dee Walmsley! Her essays Manitoba Journal; Crater Lake, Oregon; Coon Hunt, All appearing in her Wildlife Whispers -- a monthly nature column in Clever Magazine Her essay Proud to be a Canadian was also published in the Tragedy File. She currently peer-tutors Nature Writing Workshop at WVU, and hangs out in Consistents Study group.

Kudos to our WVU writers, Arlene, Dee and Faye for their impressive accomplishments, and best wishes for many more successes!

Thank you!
N'omi Rose
The current Recognitions column custodian

"I think it's a question which particularly arises over women writers: whether it's better to have a happy life or a good supply of tragic plots." (By Wendy Cope)

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If you, or someone you know at WVU, has gained recognition in their writing achievements, please send the information to: Recognitions column custodian.