Writing Samples

Articles

Writers’ Journal Column: Computer Business

• March/April 2010
  “Integrating Social Networking into Your Web Presence“
• January/February 2010
  “Podcasting – Your Voice on the Internet“
• November/December 2009
  “Communicating with Your Readership: Effective Emailing – Frequency and Format – Part 2 of 2“
• September/October 2009
  “Communicating with Your Readership: Building and Email List – Part 1 of 2“
• July/August 2009
  “Capitalizing on the E-Book Trend“
• March/April 2009
  “Pretty Posts Happy Guests – Part 3 of 3“
• January/February 2009
  “Tips and Tricks for Better Blogging – Part 2 of 3“
• November/December 2008
  “Is Blogging Right for You – Part 1 of 3“
• September/October 2008
  “Six Dirty Secrets About Search Engine Optimization“
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)
• July/August 2008
  “Using Interactive Media on the Web“
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)
• May/June 2008
  “Graphics: Friend of Foe?—Part 4 Making it Both Useful and Pretty“
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)
• March/April 2008
  “What Types of Pages Do You Need?“
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)
• January/February 2008
  “9 Questions Your Developer Should Ask You
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)
• November/December 2007
  “Building Your Web Presence
  (as appeared in Writers’ Journal)

Pen In Hand:

• Five Easy Steps to Internet Marketing for Writers (February 2009)

Writers Carousel:

• Marketing: I Have to Do That Too? (December 2008)

Smithsonian Magazine Online:

• The False Step (July 2001)
• A Foot-stomping Toe-tapping Culture (April 2001)

Workbook

Marketing for Writers: A Practical Workbook
“Competition in the publishing industry is fierce. Swamped editors and agents are looking for reasons to say no. To get noticed, your manuscript needs to be more than perfect: you need a platform and a solid marketing plan.”
$27.95

Novel

Forged By Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio
“Two larger than life generals, a distressing damsel and the tragic love story that inspired Shakespeare—these are just the highlights of Forged By Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio by Angela Render. This action packed historical fiction novel plunges the reader into a history so detailed you can almost smell the incense.”
Read an Excerpt

Forged By Lightning website
Amazon
Barnes & Noble.com

Short Story

“The Dryad”—appearing in New Lines From the Old Line State: An Anthology of Maryland Writers (September 15th, 2008)