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Welcome to folklinks.com®
We are very pleased to be publishing a second essay on the art and
craft of songwriting by Nashville singer-songwriter Holly Tashian.
In bringing you Holly's suggestions on how to critique your song,
we are following up her popular essay on "Tricking
your muse," which a number of readers said they found entertaining
and useful.
Holly's essays continue the commitment of our site to provide a
forum for those who love folk and acoustic music to share their
insights, experiences, and tips on how to participate and grow in
the spirit of this special community.
If you read something on folklinks.com that leads you to want to
share a similar experience or expertise of your own, we would love
to hear from you. Send an e-mail to the editor, and he will respond.
We apologize for not having been able to add reviews or update links
in the past year. We are looking for a new Webmaster since founding
Webmaster Dan Beach has been more than busy with the many sites
he designs and maintains. Be sure to check out Dan's work at Studio
8H.
Your editor has been busy teaching and writing, but is hoping to
team up with a Webmaster who is willing to hand code HTML and generally
maintain the site as Dan designed it. We are open to something of
a new look, but value positive comments we've received on the simplicity
and accessibility of the site.
If you love folk music and have Web design and HTML skills, please
e-mail the editor for details.
Our mission continues to be to provide an informed Web presence
for folk and acoustic music performers, presenters, organizations,
radio shows, Webcasts, magazines, business services, and all friends
of folk and acoustic music.
We would not be able to do this without some special people. Many
thanks to charter sponsor Micah Solomon of Oasis
CD Manufacturing. Additional thanks to Sing
Out! magazine, to which we link through a donated ad, and C.
F. Martin & Co., to which we link through the Martin 000-18
(the editor owns a 1973 model)that has become our logo.
If you would like to be informed when we add new material, please
leave us your e-mail address in the box to the left. We promise
not to spam or share the list. Thank you for your continued support.
David W. Johnson
Editor
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