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by SarahWynne

Please Welcome “the Penelope Write Foundation”

The Penelope Write Foundation is a non-profit organization that has been established to cater to the needs of children that reside in and attend schools within low income communities. This organization is being sponsored by Parker & Sons Publishing on behalf of Penelope Write. Penelope Write is a native of Chicago, Author, Graduate Student, and single mother of four children.

The foundation’s overall goal is to enhance the reading and writing skills of students who struggle with finding fun in learning and have difficulty advancing academically in these areas. The foundation itself will implement a Literacy Scholar Program into three (3) schools within the following states during latter of 2010: Illinois (Chicago), Georgia (Atlanta), Louisiana (New Orleans), Mississippi (Jackson), and Tennessee (Memphis).

NOTE:  This program is also being extended to schools within the following countries in order to support their students:  Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Haiti, and Somalia.

Our foundation is extremely ecstatic with presenting your school and its students with the opportunity to enroll into our Literacy Scholar Program course offerings. In order to inquire further, please contact us directly via (773) 291-0629, visit us online via www.penelopewrite.com. Our experienced team of Educational Management Representatives will be sure to follow up with you within 3-5 business days.

In order to provide us with contributions for the organization’s purpose, please visit us online via http://parkersonspublishinginc.com/the_penelope_write_foundation. anytime at your convenience. 

We look forward to your continued support in honor of Penelope Write.

Sincerely,

Parker & Sons Publishing

Media Relations Department

Check out these writing images:

Write the Wall – Live Action


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20 years after the fall of the berlin wall everybody is talking about the breakdown. The art installation “Write the Wall” is constructing a temporary memorial and artistic canvas for visual and lively remembrance, dynamic reflection, and a critical assesment, emphasizing art & action.

For more info, visit www.urbanartcore.eu/write-the-wall-20-years-breakdown

Writing for Film & Television students and instructors behind the scenes while filming “Dead End”, a Port Short


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Find out more about Writing for Film & Television at www.vfs.com/writing

Behind the scenes of Writing for Film & Television Port Short, “Filly and Stud”


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Find out more about VFS’s one-year Writing for Film & Television program at vfs.com/writing

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write about love


Image by PhotoJonny

Light Writing – Spider Web


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Experimenting with light writing at night for Camera Craft 1 course (ACP in Paddington, Sydney).

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Write it up! Journals


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I was busy the last days, and finished the first 6 books in a new series that I call "Write it up!" – Unfortunately Etsy doesn’t allow exclamation marks in the title so they will be called pencil stamp journals when I list them there.

They are already available in my own shop.

All books share the following properties:
* Fabric covers
* Pencil stamp on the front cover, many of them also carry the words: Write it up!
* 192 pages from a creme white paper
* page size is about 5″ x 6.3″ or 12.5cm x 16cm
* 4 pouches at the end to hold ephemeral stuff like cinema entry card, business cards, dried flowers, or whatever you would like to keep with your journal.

Kim Hudson speaks to VFS Writing for Film and Television students


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VFS Writing for Film and Television grad and author (The Virgin’s Promise) Kim Hudson spoke to VFS Writing for Film and Television students.

Find out more about VFS’s one-year Writing for Film and Television program at www.vfs.com/writing

I need you to write this sentence 500 times


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A little something in honor of back to school time here. Kiddos, do not try this at home. I mean do not try this at school.

and no this was not inspired by my children… it was me
In junior high I was given what I deemed an unfair punishment and told to write something a million zillion times. So I decided that no one had been specific as to what I was to write sentences on… so I chose toilet paper. Spent half the night carefully writing as to not tear the paper. Rolled it all up put it in a bookbag and delivered it to Mr Cash the next morning. I lucked out. He had a good enough sense of humor not to punish me further.