I don't spend all my time writing web-sites for all the fine people out in cyberspace; I am also a full-time writer. Below is a collection of my writing together with a marketing letter for each piece. All articles are clickable.

Fiction

Non-Fiction

Living Abundance
Written 6 May 2001, a new method which is a growth from the main web-site and is becoming the refined idea that shall replace Quantum happiness as a new proposal. It was written for a magazine which i could find the guidelines for but not a copy for analysis! It stands alone OK but I also made it a new essay in the main site.
Marketing
Submitted 9 May 2001
www.magicalblend.com
Guidelines for the above
E-mail (submitted to): editor@magicalblend.com
Poss. alternative e-mail: mbedit@outrageous.net

Five Ways to Buy Time
A humorous article of 600 words detailing five excuses to give publishers when delivering a manuscript late. Originally written on request for The American Novelist Monthly.
Marketing
To the ANM, e-mails in the archive section.

Hope and Acceptence
An article written for The Millenium Shift, concerning living with chronic illness.
Marketing
Only to the MS, e-mail in archive.

Travel Writing
Edited from my journals, various travel writing pieces.
Marketing
Replies from various publications/competitions.

18 Tips on how to check into a hotel
Travel writing.

This is a non-fiction book proposal. It's essentially based on ideas in The Happiness Hike, though since I uploaded all the essays the system/method has changed greatly, in a way it's totally new. So I started writing this and uploading each draft as I completed it. But I included far too many pieces of this on-going, large project - so I gave it it's own page. Click the logo to see it.

How to Turn a Mass of Jumbled Notes into an Outline that Actually Inspires You to Write
A basic outline written to become a Query letter for the web-site, www.inkspot.com. It's only in note form now but the generic query (when finished) will hopefully be marketed to a number of outlets covering the craft of writing.
Marketing
www.inkspot.com when finished, possibly not soon as I'm about to move again ( written AUG 2000).

Gift Card Submissions
Sound desperate? A generic list of quirky birthday lines, for submission to gift card companies.
CHECK SPELLING!
Marketing 25 April 2001
kateharp@aol.com
www.amberleygreeting.com
But they'll only reply if interested.
The Time I Didn't Find Nirvanah (Finished, formatted)
Above, draft 1, unformatted
Above, draft 2, unformatted

Written in Delhi, August 2001, Buddhist Humour. It's not so good and generally unfinished, but I'm submitting it as it is tio get it out the way.

Current places I'm eyeing for submissions.

Earnings* = $74.69