I co-edited and formatted this press release for the “Books not Bombs” Rally at Sierra College on March 5, 2003.
Created for a friend as an informational sign to accompany the shelf display of the meditation benches.
This poster contains semi-graphic content, designed to attract attention — particularly the attention of those who might like to take part in a production of The Vagina Monologues. (Let’s just say you probably shouldn’t open it unless you are comfortable seeing a big picture of a vagina.)
Poster for "Vagina Monologues" planning meeting: color | black & white
Tri-fold brochure designed for the American Medical Marijuana Association Recall Effort, which focused on initiating recalls against District Attorneys who did not comply with “Prop 215″, the Compassionate Use Act.
Made for a friend.
This speaking appearance by author, Senate candidate, and Superior Court judge James Gray took place on January 21, 2004. It was organized by myself and a number of fellow Libertarians.
I organized this forum, which took place on March 11, 2003 at the Center for the Arts in Grass Valley, CA. Approximately 200 people attended live, and the event was broadcast live on local radio station KVMR. It was also taped for broadcast on local TV station FCAT (now NCTV).
Always, Always, Always Ask For More Money By Melanie Bowden
Many writers are so afraid of rejection that they jump at whatever fee an editor offers. Don’t do it! Writers are notorious for not getting paid what they deserve, especially when they are first starting out. We need to think more like my therapist, who advises, “Honor the work you do.” His weekly therapy bill also motivates me to ask for more for my writing work. Whatever your motivation, stand up for the work you do and make more money.
In over five years of freelancing, I’ve only had one editor not raise the pay when I asked. Yet I’m surprised how many writers have told me they never negotiate for more money. They are missing the gravy train.
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