Since she began writing in 1985, Seattle author J. A. Jance has turned out a new title nearly every six months. However, through our donation funds, we were able to purchase eleven titles featuring Detective Beaumont, and Sheriff Joanna Brady. Among the entries now available are Injustice For All, Trial By Fury, Until Proven Guilty, and Skeleton Canyon. The March-April 1998 issue of Enable Magazine, published by the American Association of People with Disabilities features interviews with NLS narrators Laura Giannarelli, Ray Hagen, Flo Gibson, and Suzanne Toren. The article covers the recording process and some of the attitudes narrators have toward their art.
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If you are interested in giving the videos a try, give us a call. Both creative and technical writing can be very fulfilling hobbies or lucrative careers. Many Internet sites are now providing valuable resources to aid writers in finding the information they need to pursue their endeavors. The National Writers Union online site contains useful links such as lists of conferences and workshops, dictionaries and thesauruses, and a list of writing-related organizations. Inkspot is an online resource full of tips on improving writing, with helpful articles, market information, and networking opportunities.