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FWM Online Magazine was founded in 2010 as an outlet for writers to share their voice. A member of the Flexwriters Creative Network, FWM Online features topics that range from author interviews to exploratory essays to articles on world and social events. FWM is also interested in writers who want to create weekly columns of editorials and or columns of advice. If you have a blog and are interested in having it featured at FWM send inquiries to Tarringo@fwmonline.net and if you are interested in sharing your work send an author bio and subject interest to FCN@fwmonline.net

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Deborah Smith July 11, 2013 at 4:46 pm - Reply

I interested in writing a weekly column. My topic of interests would be on social, political, educational and women’s health.
I am currently a student at STCC. I am working towards an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. I am being recruited to be a Tutor/Mentor at STCC. My English Literature professor recommended me for this job. I thoroughly enjoyed my writing class this last term. I received an A+. I made Honors and I am on the Dean’s List.

Please contact me at Flex Writers Creative Network, or deborah.sad.smith@gmail.com

p.s. you have a couple of misspellings in this column. If you have a blog and “is” should be “are” interested. The other misspelling is … featured at FWM “end”, should be “send.”
Thank You
Deborah Smith
FWM Online July 11, 2013 at 5:22 pm - Reply

Thank you Debbie, I did send a response to your gmail account. But would love to feature your column. Let me know what day you want your feature to appear. http://www.submit@flexwritersonline.net

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