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These Articles of Incorporation, filed January 21, 1987 (as amended), in Boise, Idaho with the Department of State, are adopted by the non-profit corporation know as the Idaho Writers' League, Inc.
ARTICLE I
NAME
The name of the corporation is Idaho Writers' League, Inc.
ARTICLE II
NON-PROFIT CORPORATION
This corporation is a non-profit corporation, and no part of the net earnings shall inure to the benefit of any private shareholder. Not withstanding any other provision of these articles, the corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on by an organization exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
ARTICLE III
DURATION
The period of duration of the corporation is perpetual.
ARTICLE IV
PURPOSE
This corporation is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code, for the promotion of social welfare, including: to promote and maintain a high standard of literary output and to recognize accomplishments of Idaho writers; to stimulate public respect and support for the art and profession of writing; to provide a unified organization for writers and those with serious interest in writing and literary skills; to encourage new literary talent; to exchange ideas through the League publication and local and state meetings; to stimulate writing by means of contests and recognition awards; and to encourage regional activity among neighboring chapters.
ARTICLE V
OFFICES
The principal office of the corporation shall be located at the residence of the current President of the organization. The corporation may have such other offices, either within or without the State of Idaho, and the Board of Directors may determine from time to time.
ARTICLES VI
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section 1. The business of this corporation shall be managed by a board of directors, and the number of directors constituting the initial board of directors shall be five (5).

Section 2. The number of directors, their qualifications, term of office, manner of election, time and place, and manner of calling meetings, and the powers and duties of directors are subject to the provisions of the bylaws of this corporation.

Section 3. Unless otherwise specified by the bylaws, a director's term shall be for one (1) year.
ARTICLE VII
DISSOLUTION PROVISION
Upon the winding up and dissolution of this corporation, after paying or adequately providing for the debts and obligations of the corporation, the remaining assets shall be distributed to a non-profit fund, foundation, or corporation which is organized and operated exclusively for charitable, educational, religious and/or scientific purposes and which has established its tax exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

BYLAWS OF THE
IDAHO WRITERS' LEAGUE, INC.
(Adopted September, 1995; amended October 1998, October 1999, September 2000, September 2001, September 2002, September 2003, and May 2004)
ARTICLE I
FISCAL YEAR
The fiscal year begins on January first and ends at Midnight December thirty-first of each year.
ARTICLE II
MEETINGS
The Idaho Writers' League, Inc. (hereinafter "IWL") Annual Conference is to be held during a month and in a city determined by the board of directors as provided in Article XI, Section 3.

This conference shall include:

Section 1. Annual Membership Meeting: The IWL League president presides. Each attending IWL member in good standing has one vote. There is no established quorum; a simple majority affirmative vote of attending members passes a motion. Its business is to elect IWL League officers and approve the coming year's budget.

Section 2. Annual Delegate Assembly Meeting: The IWL state president presides. The delegate assembly consists of two members elected or appointed by each IWL local chapter as its representatives. Its business is to enact or veto bylaws changes and rules and regulations changes recommended by the board of directors. Presence of two-thirds of IWL local chapters constitutes the quorum required to conduct business. A two-thirds affirmative vote of attending delegates passes a motion to amend the bylaws. A simple majority affirmative vote of attending delegates passes a motion to amend the rules and regulations.

Section 3. Board of Directors Meetings: The IWL League president presides. The board of directors consists of the IWL League officers and the president of each local chapter (a local chapter may select or elect a replacement if the president cannot attend). Presence of two-thirds of the board of directors constitutes a quorum for conducting business. A majority affirmative vote passes a motion. Any member who has business to bring before the board of directors will send the League president a written request clearly describing the item(s) to be included on the meeting agenda. The League president will prepare an agenda for the board of directors annual meeting and distribute it to the local chapter presidents one month prior to the annual conference. Special meetings of the board of directors may be called by the League president or by any three members of the board of directors in a written call to meeting sent to the League president. No other business may be conducted except that described in the call to meeting.

Section 4. In the event of absence of the League president at any regular or special meeting, the meeting's leadership will rotate as follows: first vice-president, second vice-president, immediate past IWL president.

ARTICLE III
MEMBERS
Section 1. Regular Members. Idaho residents and other persons desiring membership in the Idaho Writers' League become regular members upon joining a local chapter of the IWL and upon payment of dues. They receive the Leagazette and any local chapter newsletters, are eligible to enter IWL sponsored writing contests and awards competitions, and are eligible to vote at the annual membership meeting. Regular members are eligible to hold League office after two years of continuous membership. Regular members living outside of Idaho and residing beyond a 50-mile radius of the Idaho border shall not be eligible to hold League offices. Members living outside of Idaho or those Idaho residents not living within 50 miles of an existing chapter may choose the chapter they wish to be part of or be assigned to the chapter closest to their residence when there is no preference.”
Section 2. Honorary Members. Honorary membership may be given to individuals in recognition of outstanding achievements in the literary arts or upon giving exceptional service to the IWL. A person may be nominated for honorary membership by any chapter of the IWL or any member-at-large for approval at the annual conference by the IWL board of directors.

Section 3. Idaho resident members who move out of state may continue to be regular members of their former chapter upon payment of dues.

Section 4. Idaho Writers' League does not practice discrimination of the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, or age. Membership is open to individuals with serious interest in writing and/or literary skills, who are interested in promoting or furthering the purpose of this corporation.

ARTICLE IV
LOCAL CHAPTERS
Section 1. A local Chapter may be organized with a minimum of three persons upon payment of required League dues and written application to the board of directors.

Section 2. Local chapters may have bylaws to fit their needs, provided the bylaws do not conflict with the IWL Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws.

ARTICLE V
ELECTIONS
Section 1. IWL League officers are elected at the annual membership meeting. Term of office is one year which begins January first of the year following election. An officer may not hold the same office more than two consecutive terms.

Section 2. The nominating committee offers a slate of League officers to the membership for election at the annual membership meeting.
a. Nominations may be accepted from the floor at the IWL annual membership meeting and will be added to the ballot.

b. Members are eligible for League office after two years of continuous membership in the IWL.

Section 3. Should the office of League president become vacant, the first vice-president assumes the duties of the president for the remainder of the term.

Section 4. All other vacancies of elected officers will be appointed by the League president to fill the unexpired term of office.

ARTICLE VI
OFFICERS
Section 1. The elected officers shall consist of President, First Vice-President, Second Vice-President, and Treasurer.

Section 2. Duties of the officers:

a. The IWL president performs all duties normally associated with the head of an organization including:

(i) The appointment of chairpersons for any special committees not enumerated in the bylaws, and committee chairpersons for all standing committees.

(ii) The president presides at all IWL business meetings, conducting them in accordance with Robert's Rules of Order.

(iii) The president has no vote except in case of a tie at the board of directors and delegate assembly meeting. The president may vote as a regular member during the annual membership meeting.

(iv) The president will arrange for an annual audit of the treasurer's books.

(v) Upon receipt from the Secretary of State of the Renewal of Corporation form, the President will complete the form and return it to the Secretary of State.

(vi) The president is ex-officio member of all special committees. The president may be ex-officio member by invitation of any standing committee except the nominating committee.

b. The first vice-president presides over the Open Title and Assigned Title writing contests and makes the awards at the annual conference. Contest receivers rotate among chapters as provided in Article XI, Section 3.

c. The second vice-president conducts the Writer of the Year, Poet of the Year, and IWL Lifetime Achievement Awards contests and makes the awards at the annual conference as provided in Article XI, Section 4.

d. The treasures pays the corporation's bills, deposits all moneys and writes all checks as provided for in the approved budget for the year. Checking and savings accounts will be maintained in an Idaho financial institution approved by the board of directors.

(i) Checks over $250.00 must be cosigned by the president.

(ii) The treasurer receives dues, issues membership cards, and maintains the League roster of members. This progressively updated list of members is to be kept in the current records for three consecutive years to determine eligibility for League office. The treasurer will forward new members information to the League secretary, the contest receivers, to the Leagazette editor, all chapter presidents, League officers, and each member-at-large.

(iii) The treasurer will provide financial statements to the board of directors at the annual conference and include a proposed budget for the coming year. The treasurer's books are to be available at the annual conference for the board of directors to be used as a resource in the final determination for the upcoming year's budget.

Section 3. Appointees. The president will appoint a member to perform the duties of secretary during the president's term of office. The president may, at his or her discretion, appoint a member to serve as parliamentarian for any meeting, for the duration of one conference, or for the president's term of office.

a. The secretary maintains the permanent records of the corporation and records the minutes of IWL League meetings. Copies of all meetings' minutes are to be forwarded to each member of the board of directors after the annual conference.

(i) Upon amendment by the delegate assembly, the Secretary will prepare updated Bylaws and/or Rules and Regulations and disseminate this information to all members as provided in Article X, Section 4 and Article Xl, Section 5.

(ii) Each year before December 31st, the secretary will send copies of minutes of all League meetings, committee reports, and treasurer's reports to the Idaho State Historical Library for inclusion in IWL's permanent repository.

(iii) The secretary will have available minutes of all meetings from the recent three years as a resource for the board of directors at their meetings.

b. The parliamentarian will attend board of directors, delegate assembly and/or annual membership meetings. It will be the parliamentarian's duty to determine if a quorum is present to conduct business at a given meeting and will assure the bylaws and Roberts Rules of Order are followed.

c. The secretary and parliamentarian have no vote, except as regular IWL members at the annual membership meetings, unless he or she is also a member of the board of directors or delegate assembly.

Section 4. Any elected officer may be recalled by written petition signed by a minimum of two thirds (2/3) of the regular members and members-at-large of the IWL.

ARTICLE VII
COMMITTEES
Section 1. The following standing committees are provided for in the bylaws: Nominating Committee, Conference Committee, and Publicity Committee.

Section 2. The president may appoint any special committees for any purpose of the corporation during the year.

Section 3. Committees will meet as necessary to carry out their functions. Each committee will submit a written report to the board of directors at the annual meeting listing its members, its actions during the year, and the results obtained.

Section 4. If a committee desires the board of directors to take any action, it will submit written recommendations to the League president by August 1 and will request its recommendations be added to the board of directors annual meeting agenda.

Sections 5. The nominating committee, composed of three members in good standing, shall contact eligible members for permission to nominate them. The committee will offer a slate of candidates for consideration at the annual membership meeting. The committee may accept nominations of eligible and willing candidates from the floor of the annual membership meeting prior to an election, and add their names to the ballot at that time.

Section 6. The Conference Committee is composed of the members of the host chapter as provided in Article XI, Section 3. It chooses a specific date and site, plans activities and speakers, handles registration, and publishes conference information in the Leagazette, and in the IWL website as provided in Article XI, Sections 5, 6, and 7. After completion of the conference, the conference committee will submit a written report to the board of directors listing financial information, total attendance, other pertinent information, and recommendations to the board of directors and/or future conference chairpersons, a copy of which will be forwarded to the next conference committee for their information. This report is in lieu of submitting a written report to the board of directors during the conference.

Section 7. The publicity committee will be in charge of publicity for the League organization.

ARTICLE VIII
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section 1. The board of directors consists of IWL League elected officers and the president of each local chapter or a representative elected or appointed by the local chapter to take the president's place. The immediate past League president acts as a consultant to the board. Presence of two-thirds of the board of directors constitutes a quorum for conducting business. A majority affirmative vote passes a motion. The League president presides at all board meetings and has no vote except in case of a tie.

Section 2. Meetings: The board of directors meets during annual conference and at special meetings as described in Article II, section 3 of these Bylaws.

Section 3. The duties of the board of directors are as follows:

a. The board of directors recommends bylaws and rules and regulations changes, which are presented to the Leagazette editor for publication in the July issue, and to the webmaster for publication in the IWL website, and presented to the delegate assembly for voting.

b. The board of directors accepts the Treasurer's proposed budget and prepares a budget for the upcoming year which is presented to the membership at the annual membership meeting for voting.

c. The board of directors reviews all written committee reports and acts on committee recommendations.

Section 4. The board of directors may accept on behalf of the corporation any contribution, gift, bequest, or device for any purpose of the corporation.

ARTICLE IX
DELEGATE ASSEMBLY
Section 1. The Delegate Assembly consists of two members elected or appointed by each IWL local chapter as its representatives. It meets annually during conference to vote on proposed changes to the Bylaws and/or Rules and Regulations as provided in Article II, Section 2.

ARTICLE X
AMENDMENT OF THE BYLAWS
Section 1. The board of directors may propose amendments, alterations, or repeal of existing bylaws or adoption of new bylaws to the delegate assembly for vote at the delegate assembly meetings.

Section 2. Any proposed amendment, alteration, or repeal of the existing bylaws or adoption of new bylaws must be submitted in writing to all IWL members, as provided in Article XI, Section 6, at least sixty days prior to the delegate assembly meeting where it will be voted upon.

Section 3. The delegate assembly votes to accept or reject any proposed amendment, alteration, or repeal of the existing bylaws.

Section 4. Any amendment, alteration, addition, or repeal of the bylaws must be included in the official recorded minutes for the same to be effective.

a. The secretary will provide copies of all bylaws changes to all members and chapters by mail, by email, through the IWL website, or through the Leagazette.

b. Minor revision of less than a page may be sent out as notices to all members and chapters. Major revisions (over one page) will require a rewritten version of the bylaws be made available to all members either through the local chapters or distributed in the Leagazette.

IDAHO WRITERS' LEAGUE TEN-YEAR ROTATION SCHEDULE
Approved May 21, 2004 at the League Delegate Meeting

YEAR CONFERENCE NEWSLETTER CONTEST I* CONTEST II**

Transition Year Host - - - - - - - - - Assisting Co-Host Editor Chapter Assigned Open

2004 Coeur d'Alene - - Sandpoint Idaho Falls Twin Falls Pocatello

2005 Pocatello - - - - - - Idaho Falls Twin Falls Sandpoint Caldwell

2006 Caldwell - - - - - - Twin Falls Coeur d'Alene Idaho Falls Sandpoint

2007 Sandpoint - - - - - Coeur d'Alene Pocatello Twin Falls Idaho Falls

2008 Idaho Falls - - - - Pocatello Caldwell Coeur d'Alene Twin Falls

2009 Twin Falls - - - - - Caldwell Sandpoint Pocatello Coeur d'Alene

2010 Coeur d'Alene - - Sandpoint Idaho Falls Caldwell Pocatello

2011 Pocatello - - - - - - Idaho Falls Twin Falls Sandpoint Caldwell

2012 Caldwell - - - - - - Twin Falls Coeur d'Alene Idaho Falls Sandpoint

2013 Sandpoint - - - - - Coeur d'Alene Pocatello Twin Falls Idaho Falls

2014 Idaho Falls - - - - Pocatello Caldwell Coeur d'Alene Twin Falls

2015 Twin Falls - - - - - Caldwell Sandpoint Pocatello Coeur d'Alene

* Assigned Title Or Theme Contest.

** Open Title Contest

Bold Type denotes Conference Host Chapter

Italic Type denotes Assisting Conference Host Chapter

Section 4. Contests.

a. Writing Contests:

(1) Assigned Title or Theme Contest submission dates are February 1 to July 1.

(2) Open Title Contest submission dates are February 1 to July 1.

(3) Novel Contest submission dates are February 1 to July 1.

[Note: Entries postmarked after closing date will be returned.]

(4) The First Vice President presides over and has responsibility for the three yearly writing contests. The First Vice President will keep a running list of judges available for the chapters to use.

(5) Assigned and Open title contests award First, Second and Third Place and three honorable mentions. Prizes to be awarded to First, Second and Third place will be determined by the League officers. All winners and honorable mentions will receive certificates. Novel contest awards First, Second and Third place. Prizes to be awarded to First, Second and Third place will be determined by the League officers. All winners will receive certificates. The First Vice President will announce the winners at the annual League conference.

(6) Judges: Honorarium for Assigned and Open Title contest judges is $20.00. Honorarium for Novel contest judges will be determined based on the number of entries and number of judges less postage expenses. A written critique for each entry will be required of the judge.

b. Contest Submission Rules (Assigned Title/Theme Contest and Open Title Contest)::

(1) Only paid members of IWL may enter..

(2) New members must have their chapter president sign the cover sheet verifying dues are paid.

(3) Cover Sheet: Do not put your name on the manuscript, only on the cover sheet that accompanies each entry. Cover sheet will include name, address, phone number, name of chapter, name of contest, category, title, and number of words or lines.

(4) Manuscript format: Put title and page number on every page. Entries must be typed and double spaced with one-inch margins.

(5) For EACH entry, include a self-addressed, postage prepaid envelope (SASE) large enough for return of your manuscript or neither your entry nor critique form will be returned to you.

(6) Entry must be your work and not previously published and not a previous winner in any IWL League contest (either monetary award or honorable mention).

(7) You may enter each category only once in each contest.

(8) Winning manuscripts, including the Vardis Fisher Award winner, will be held until annual League conference. All critiques and all other manuscripts will be returned after judging is completed, providing the author has enclosed an SASE.

(9) Categories and word limits are as follows:

Adult Fiction 3,500 words
Non-Fiction (formerly Article) 3,500 words
Science Fiction/Fantasy 3,500 words
Essay 2,500 words
Juvenile Fiction 2,000 words
Short Humor 1,500 words
Serious Verse 40 lines
Light Verse 40 lines

(10) Do not exceed the word or line limit or your entry will be returned.

c. Contest Submission Rules (Novel Contest):

(1) Only paid members of IWL may enter. Entries are limited to one novel per member per year. Any genre is eligible. The entry fee is $20.00.

(2) New members must have their chapter president sign the cover sheet verifying dues are paid.

(3) Entry must be the personal work of the submitter, not previously published or contracted for publication at the time of entry, and not a previous winner in any IWL novel contest.

(4) Submissions, including a synopsis (required) and manuscript, are to total no more than 35 pages. Send one cover sheet, entry fee and 3 copies of your synopsis/manuscript to the receiver.

(5) Cover Sheet: Do not put your name on the manuscript, only on the cover sheet that accompanies your entry. Cover sheet will include title of novel, genre, author's name, address, phone number, e-mail, fax or other contact number (if available), name of chapter, and name of contest.

(6) Manuscript format: “Synopsis,” title and page number must appear on every synopsis page. Title and page number (numbered separately from synopsis) must appear on every manuscript page. Entries must be typed and double spaced with one-inch margins.

(7) If you want your manuscript returned, include a self-addressed, postage prepaid envelope (SASE) large enough for return of your manuscript and critique. In case you are a winner and you want to have your critique sheet sent to you when judging is complete, include a standard SASE in addition to your large SASE. Otherwise, critiques of all winning entries will be held with the winning manuscripts until League annual conference.

(8) There will be one to three judges selected (depending upon availability). Honorariums and costs will be funded by contest fees. All entries will receive critiques.

d. Vardis Fisher Award: Judges for each writing contest will choose the most humorous entries and designate them for a separate judging for the Vardis Fisher Award. The First Vice President may contact a judge outside of the League to pick one winner. Prize is $15.00 cash and a plaque which the First Vice President will award at the annual conference.

e. Lifetime Achievement Award:

(1) Any chapter or member may nominate one person per year for this award. Eligibility is per Article III of the Bylaws. Authors may be renominated if not selected. Previous winners may not be re-nominated. The League Second Vice President is not eligible for nomination during his/her term of office.

(2) Deadline is July 1st for Second Vice President to receive nominations.

(3) Criteria considered for nomination:

(a) Active participation in IWL at local or League level.

(b) Service to IWL at local or League level.

(c) Written work, whether published or not.

(d) IWL and other contest placement

(e) Other recognition of written work.
(4) Nomination must include:

(a) A cover letter from the nominator.

(b) Samples of written work, any genre. Minimum page limit 10; maximum 25.

(c) Summary of active participation in IWL at League or local level.

(d) Summary of IWL service at League or local level.

(e) Summary of publication history, if any.

(f) Summary of contest placement and other recognition of written work.
(5) The recipient will be chosen by a judge selected by the Second Vice President (they may choose not to award this recognition during any single year). The Second Vice President will announce the winner at the annual League conference. The award is a personal plaque and a permanent plaque with the winner's name engraved, which will hang in the statehouse in Boise.

f. IWL Poet of the Year and Writer of the Year Awards:

(1) Any chapter may nominate members for one or both of these awards. Members may self-nominate. Eligibility is per Article III of the Bylaws. Previous nominees and previous winners may be re-nominated in subsequent years during which they have additional works published. The League Second Vice President is not eligible for nomination during his/her term of office.

(2) Deadline is July 1st for the Second Vice President to receive nominations.

(3) Criteria for nomination:

(a) Publication* of written work during the previous year with a byline:

Poetry: any form, serious or light; any length.

Prose: Novels, novellas, and short stories In all genres. Non fiction books, booklets, magazine and newspaper articles. Essays, personal opinion pieces, published letters (e.g., in newspapers).

* Publication includes any of the following:

1. Self-published books or booklets for sale to the general public (this includes vanity press).

2. Published books or booklets for which the author was paid.

3. Magazines, newspapers, literary and other journals, and any other publishers which may or may not pay in kind or in cash, but which provide a byline for the author.

4. Chapbooks of poetry, essays, or short stories published by chapters, the author, or outside publishers which are for sale or are available to the general public, which may or may not pay in kind or in cash, but which provide a byline for the author.

5. Electronic or other media which include byline.

(4) Nominations must include:

(a) A resume of the writer's work published in the previous year (e.g., work published in 1999 for the 2000 award).

(b) Photocopies of work(s) published in magazines, journals, newspapers, etc., including the masthead of the publication showing the date of publication. Entire published books should be sent; these will be returned.

(5) The Second Vice President selects the judge(s) who will be paid $20.00 for each category of the contest they judge. One winner in each category will be picked. The Second Vice President will announce the winners at annual League conference. The award in each category is a personalized plaque and a permanent plaque with the winner's name engraved, which will hang in the statehouse in Boise.

Section 5. Annual Conference.

(a) The annual League conference will be held during September (or early October) of each year, the exact date and location to be decided by the local chapter hosting the conference. See rotation schedule in Section 3 above.

(b) The IWL will provide $1000.00 seed money to the local chapter hosting the conference.

Section 6. Leagazette.

(a) Editor duties will rotate yearly. See rotation schedule in Section 3 above. Duties begin with the January issue and end after the October issue.

(b) The Leagazette editor acts as historian, printing information on current officers, contest winners, chapter news, bylaws changes, rules and regulations changes, and sends a copy of each Leagazette to the Idaho State Historical Library in Boise.

(c) The Leagazette will be issued in four issues a year: January, April, July and October. Deadline for submissions is the last day of the month prior to publication.

(1) The January issue will include the yearly calendar of events and submission information for the Assigned Title/Theme Contest, Open Title Contest and awards nominations.

(a) No later than February 15th, a League roster suitable for copying will be mailed to each League officer, chapter president and member-at-large. Each chapter will be responsible for copying and distributing the League roster to its members.
(2) The April issue will include conference information and an awards nomination form and checklist.

(3) The July issue will include conference information and any proposed amendments to the bylaws or rules and regulations scheduled for consideration at the next conference. If proposed amendments are not printed in this issue of the Leagazette, they must be mailed to all members at least sixty days prior to the conference.

(4) The October issue will include conference information, bylaws changes, rules and regulations changes, new League officers, contest winners, and the next year's rotation of chapter duties.

(d) Each year, the chapter responsible for the Leagazette will be responsible for its distribution to all members, being free to select the most economical method available in their area while staying within budget. Electronic distribution is the preferred method. Members not able to receive electronic versions of the Leagazette will have printed copies mailed to them. One printed copy is to be sent to the permanent repository at the Idaho State Historical Library in Boise.

Section 7. IWL Website.

(a)The website at http://www.idahowritersleague.com is the official website for the Idaho Writers' League.

(b) The purposes of the IWL website is to:

(1) Promote the IWL as a whole by providing

(i) Information about the IWL

(ii) Information about the IWL League Conferences

(iii) Information about the IWL Writing Contests

(iv) A copy of the current IWL Bylaws

(v) Contact information about the League Officers

(vi) An annual calendar of events

(vii) A current Membership Roster

(viii) Copies of the Leagazette

(ix) Other information as requested by the President or Board Members

(2) Promote the IWL Chapters by providing

(i) Information about the Chapters

(ii) Contact information about the Chapter Officers

(iii) Meeting information about the Chapters

(iv) Copies of Chapter Newsletters where available

(v) Other information as requested by Chapter Presidents

(3) Promote IWL members by providing

(i) Links to member writing related websites

(ii) Information about member books available for sale

(c) The webmaster will update the IWL website on a regular basis

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Updated: October 11, 2004