I've had all my answers on AB published on the internet (AB). -Also- When I was in grade 4, I wrote a poem and I got it published into a mini book.

I've had essays on marriage published in the Marriage Builders and Save Your Marriage Central newsletters and websites. Additionally, I have had a research paper on religion published.

Professional articles written YEARS ago for Better Homes & Gardens, Traditional Home, Architectural Digest, Equine, and other magazines. They were all related to art and investing in it, capital gains & losses, sdisposing of it or liquidating your collection, how to spot fakes, and that kind of thing. The pay was crappy and the hours were long. Which is why I would not do it again, even though it is fun for a while to see your name in print nationally or internationally as I recall. It's been 20 years since I did it.

I wrote a poem and submitted it to a poetry contest..it was featured in a book. all though I think it was a fake because they kept bothering me about buying their crap. and it got rather annoying after the first couple thousand letters and emails.

I've had several things published. - Short Story written in Grade 12 got added to an anthology of short stories. - Magazine adverts for several magazines [Speed n Sound, Your Child, Living & Loving, etc] - My personal Photography in Getaway Magazine [nature], Road Magazine, Speed n Sound [cars] This is all South African based however. Not sure if the international people will know of these magazines/media.

Depends on what you mean by published. I wrote, and composed, and taught my schools choir, a graduation song. It was put in the year book, and on the graduation forms given to all guests.

I've had lots of things published over the years. I write stories, poetry and articles. Currently, I have my own fan magazines about "Beauty and the Beast" -- not the fairytale or the Walt Disney movie version, but the series that took place back in the '80's, starring Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton, about a half-man, half lion that lived in the underground tunnels of New York City, who had a quasi-romance with a socialite attorney. When the series ended due to low ratings, I discovered there was a fan club. Many of the fans were so devastated at the abrupt ending of their favorite TV program, they started writing their own episodes, extrapolating on what could have transpired. That TV series brought out the creativity of the fans -- artists, writers, musicians, etc. I became one of the writers and produced what we called "fanzines", anthologies or collections of stories and poems about the series. After 20 years, the fan clubs are still going strong, and we have conventions every summer where fans gather to reminisce and socialize with one another. Currently, I am also a journalist and contribute freelance articles to a weekly religious newspaper.

A technical article on log and beam fitting in residential construction. Published in an obscure trade magazine, but mine none the less.

Yes, but not as intended. I wrote a book review that didn't make publication, but the editor passed it along to a textbook publisher and it was used by them.

I have had three poems published

Yes

Does a medical newsletter for a doctor known in the NYC area count? I had to write 4-6 medical articles for each monthly edition. It was for our patients but we did sell some subscriptions and gave some away to his radio listeners.

Yes, I have. 1. I have had a short story published in a hunting dog magazine (print!) and was paid $250.00 for it. 2. My first novel made it to the top ten and stayed there for nearly a year on a writer's site. 3. I've won several contests with several short stories. 4. My comments regarding a friend's novel are on her jacket cover.

I have published books and essays on contemporary and traditional African art since 1988, all in all c. 150 publications.

I am far too lazy and uncommited to EVER finish any of my stories. I have outlines upon outlines and several unfinished stories. The only things I've had published are 3 poems in 3 different Poetry Anthologies. but hey.. that's something right? I know... I'm lazy. :)

Yes. My first job was as a reporter for a local newspaper. I was 13 years old.

Yes, My Manifesto!!

I was the managing editor of a reference book and working on another book right now.

I've written a few articles for an automotive web site, and I am the author of some Honda automotive technical information