such kind words! thanks everyone. It\'s really wonderful to hear, especially after the year+ I\'ve had of not being able to find a design job.The newsletter WAS going to be a regular thing, but the organization (that my parents are a part of) had some confusion going on with their current communications coordinator, and I haven\'t heard anything from them since about doing another one for themSpaceMonkey, I would definitely be interested in hearing more about this novel of yours, especially since it\'s your first. While I caution against editing as you go (as do many writers, and editors, and published authors), I am totally down for swapping excerpts and giving feedback--I don\'t share my writing often enough, and I would love a fresh set of eyes.Very glad I joined this site! Y\'all are awesome.

 all the samples I have are here, on my website http://wlvanroyen.wordpress.com/\" rel=\"external nofollow\">http://wlvanroyen.wordpress.com/I\'ve attached the newsletter I put together (did everything except write the articles and take the cover photo). I did have some design restrictions for this one, such as page size, # of columns, and where what content had to go where, and the general colors.
http://poetryartonline.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=69\">subud_usa_newsletter_may_2015_vol160.pdf

/profile/3-joey_matthews/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/3-joey_matthews/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"3\">@joey_matthews - definitely down for layout and design! is everyone chill with me adding it to my portfolio when it\'s done? I can easily credit the authors (free publicity!) or blur out names/text if anyone wishes to remain anonymous

I\'ve got a few things to offer! I may have a story to contribute, but since I\'m also a graphic designer/book maker, I can do layout stuff. I have all major Adobe programs, and publication layout/design is actually like, my favorite thing to do other than writing and watching Netflix.