Renskoff to Review Books at www.sormag.com: Eugenia Renskoff will be reviewing books at www.sormag.com starting in December. In addition, she's working on a new novel called To Find a Dead Woman.

Write Stuff Upcoming Workshops: Dublin Library. 75 South High Street, Dublin, Ohio -- Saturday, September 27th, 2:00 til 4:00 pm (and every fourth saturday thereafter)

Whetstone Library, 3909 North High Street -- Friday, October 10th-- 3:00 til 5:00 pm (and every second Saturday thereafter)

RESUME WRITING (First hour) -- Learn how to develop a professional and effective resume. Employers receive thousands of resumes and our aim is to make your resume stand out (a real personality piece). Learn the writing steps from initial detailing; developing the information; and rewriting into a personality piece. According to Wall Street Journal you must gain the reader's attention within the first five minutes.

ESSAY WRITING (Second Hour) -- Writing personal essays of 50 to 500 words; sources for submission; markets for same; including offers by major advertisers; also submissions to talk shows and reality shows. Do you have any personal items of itnerest? Readers Digest pays $300 for interesting ones. Some of the advertisers pay $20,000 to $50,000 for unique ideas.

WRITE STUFF is a newly formed writing group. The sessions are open to the general public and there is no fee nor need for reservation. Just show up. However, if you would like to be reminded just send me your email address (or phone number)

Also, we may separate the workshops (depending upon interest). We are starting to get inquiries. Contact: Dorothy Geiger (614) 798-0088; Email at dgeiger@columbus.rr.com
Susan Riccardi (614) 436-5614

WritersMonthly.com Presents TIME DAY featuring Joe Robinson, Author of "Work To Live" And Suzanne Schweikert M.D., Contributor to the "Take Back Your Time Day Handbook" With Live Music by Rick Shaw Monkey
Join Us for a Time Day Happy Hour
October 24th, 2003 5:00p.m. 10:00 p.m.

At Current Affairs Bookstore
The Best Little Bookstore in San Diego!
2536 University Avenue
619.795.9855
(2 blocks East of Texas Street in North Park, San Diego)

The very first national "Take Back Your Time Day" event is happening soon, and we plan to celebrate! It takes place on October 24th, 2003, chosen because it falls nine weeks before the end of the year, and symbolizing the nine weeks - or 350 hours more each year that Americans work compared to
western Europeans. The scary truth is that medieval peasants worked less (and got more sleep) than we do.

Joe Robinson, nationally recognized author, in his new book, "Work To Live," shares with us an argument for making vacation and free time a priority in America¹s future. He also contributed a chapter to the Take Back Your Time Day handbook, called "The Ever Shrinking Vacation." In it, he discusses the many reasons why the average American's vacation time has been replaced with more work, and along with it our time with our families, our passion for civic activities, and our enjoyment of life.

Suzanne Schweikert M.D. is a San Diego physician who has seen the serious effects of over-work on many of her patients. In her chapter in the Take Back Your Time Day handbook, "An Hour A DayS Could Keep The Doctor Away," she discusses the effects of time stress and overwork on our bodies and our
mental health. She encourages her patients, and everyone else wanting a healthier life, to take back their time while they still can.

Come to our "Take Back Your Time Day" event for some fun and entertainment. The only thing we ask you to bring is an answer to the question:

What would you do if you had from October 24th until the end of the year to do whatever you wanted, with no guilt, no pressure, and no financial penalty?

We believe you would do amazing things! And there is no Time like "Time Day" to start planning for it.