« Who is Lee Hobbs? | Main | Welcome to My Nightmare - I Think You're Gonna Like It »

September 21, 2005

English-Blog Request for Articles and Submissions

Wanna Contribute?

Articles, that is, not money. Of course, you can ALWAYS contribute $ by just clicking on any of the ads, but what this entry is all about is your writing contributions.

Are you an aspiring writer? Got tons of good ideas floating around in your head but no where to show them off? Then, . . .

. . . the English-Blog would love to hear from you! But not just in the comments box that follows every entry.

Many excellent ideas are simply lost in a sea of bad ones in the comment areas of the blog, so we are asking you to, instead, write a short article for our subscribers. You'll get your own dedicated feedback this way!

I currently have a very consistent and successful readership (see this site's statistics HERE) and, by contributing, you would be exposing yourself to a lot of new and thoughtful readers.

By contributing an article to the English-Blog, your suggestions and ideas will have much wider distribution and become part of a permanent publication archive that you can reference (and cite) for professional development.

As a popular internet "cafe" of ideas devoted to the field of teaching (and learning) English literature, composition, rhetoric, linguistics and ESL, the English-Blog can give you a very large audience for your teaching philosophies, ideas, and experiences. You can make a difference with your article published on the English-Blog.

NEED any more reasons to write for the English-Blog?

  • Connect with other English professionals

  • Promote your own blog /organization / work / thoughts / ideas

  • Improve your professional credits by becoming a published author
  • Please email lee.hobbs[at]eslemployment[.com] with your article proposal and get started publishing your thoughts today!

    All the best,

    Lee Hobbs
    Editor-in-Chief, ESLemployment Publications

    Posted by lhobbs at September 21, 2005 01:48 PM

     

    LEAVE A COMMENT:

     

       

     

    Remember Me?
     

    (you may use some HTML tags for style)

     

     

    Readers' Comments:

    Google
    My Blog

    Creative Commons License
    This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Some rights reserved. 2006.