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I m not the only author to realize the immense challenge in publishing fiction. For example, John Scalzi (Scalzi.com) has written extensively on the difficulty of publishing science fiction. First let me tell you a little bit about John. He is a published nonfiction book author. He has written for the Chicago Sun-Times, the Washington Post, the San Diego Tribune and the San Francisco Examiner. He s even been on Oprah. John has been an editor, most notably for a humor area on America Online. He even has an agent—for his nonfiction. 

According to a 22nd September 1996 article in the Washington Post, the Sudan based Third World Relief Agency (TWRA) said to be a phoney humanitarian organization was linked to the Bosnian arms pipeline. 

To keep up to date with new developments, a chemist should make a point of perusing those sections of the abstracting journals that are of special interest to him. He should also scan the current issues of the principal scientific and chemical journals, both the general periodicals and those in his field, and read regularly the science articles in the main daily and commercial newspapers such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Christian Science Monitor, the Wall Street Journal, the Times... 

Mufson, S. (1997). The Yangtze Dam Eeat or Folly The Washington Post (November 7). 

Gillis, J. (2002). Soybeans mixed with altered corn Suspect crop stopped from getting into food , The Washington Post, November 13, p. E01. 

Smaller-Scale Attacks, The Washington Post, October 15, 2002,... 

Youden, W.J. "Statistical Techniques for Collaborative Tests" Association of Official Analytical Chemists Washington, D.C., 1969 p 37.Sagan, C. The Washington Post... 

Goodman, Peter S. (1998). Greener grass vs. cleaner water Effort to cure bay does little about doctoring lawns. The Washington Post BOl. 

Churchville, Victoria. (1985). Greening of America s lawns elicits warnings on chemicals Groups worry about health risks. The Washington Post-. April 21, Al. 

Thomas, P, (1997, January 30), Study Suggests Black Male Prison Rate Impinges on Political Process, The Washington Post, p. A3,... 

Gladwell, Malcolm, (1990, December 11). Contraceptive Implant Approved for U.S, Use, The Washington Post p, A3. Hilts, Philip J. (1990, December 11), U.S, Approves Contraceptives Planted in Skin. New York Times, p, A1,... 

Almost all nonfiction writing, and journalism in particular, maintains a polite, formal point of view. For example, in a daily newspaper such as The New York Times or The Washington Post you never see an article that begins in this way ... 

Ottaway, David B. A Boon to Sales, or a Threat Safety Devices Split Industry. The Washington Post, May 20, 1999, p. AI. Discusses the uncertainty in the gun industry about whether adding safety devices such as trigger locks will help sales by offering added security or will hobble the industry by encouraging mandatory federal standards. 

Barr, Cameron W., Cicada The Other, Other White Meat Epicures Ready to Make a Meal of High-Pitched Pests. See http // www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4752983/ (April 16,2004), for reprint of a story from the The Washington Post. (This article discusses Grubco, Inc.)... 

Moreover, Dr. Revelle s daughter wrote a letter in response to George Will s column, published in the Washington Post, that affirmed Dr. Revelle s coauthorship and restated many points made in the Cosmos article.14... 

According to a special analysis of NHSDA and MTF data, the United States experienced a hallucinogen use epidemic in the 90s that peaked in 1996 among predominantly white youths aged 14 to 24. Use remained approximately stable until 1999, then dropped off slightly in 2000 and 2001. This renewal of interest in LSD spurred reports on the dmg in major newspapers such as the New York Times and Washington Post, as well as on TV news programs. 

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