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 Hundreds of essays flooded into WEbook following Barack Obama's historic inauguration. Sixty were chosen, including those from an American Book Award winner, a 15-year-old high school student, and a postal worker from Montana. Read their stories in the new Jan 20, 2009, with all WEbook profits going to 826 National, a non-profit tutoring, writing, and publishing organization.
In our tireless quest to make WEbook the place to read, write, and review,  we're happy to introduce a gaggle of new features. First, we launched a spiffy new public homepage where we plan to spotlight more of the best work on WEbook. Second, check out a new feature called Path to Publishing for tips on improving your chances of being picked for publication on WEbook.com.
We also debuted a zippy new reader for WEbook projects so you can read a project from start to finish. To use it, click on the "Read Book" link on any project page. You can also now easily export your project to Microsoft Word.
A Writing Tip a Day and Public Props
 What could be better than a spanking new writing tip every day? Now you can have one either at WEbook.com or delivered on your own website or blog for all to see via our new widget. It's a daily shot of writing wisdom. Click here to see a tip and click here for easy instructions on downloading the widget.
Attention top writers, reviewers, and proud WEbookers: We've got new badges for you to "wear" with pride. Visit our badge page and post these on your website, blog or email signature.
Craving More Feedback on Your Writing?
We've heard your requests to get more and better feedback on your
writing from your fellow WEbookers, and we're working on a wide range
of new features to make that dream a reality. While we're at it, let us
hear from you. Are you looking for more in-depth reviews of your work?
Would like to reach out directly to WEbookers who love to read and
edit? Tell us what kind of feedback/reviews
you crave most.
"Mr. Man" Doles out Manly Musts Online
 If you've read the hilarious WEbook manthology 101 Things Every Man Should Know How to Do, you know Mr. Man. He's the oracle of testosterone, the guru of "man." He also has become quite the online celebrity and morning drive-time radio persona. Riding the wave of popularity, Mr. Man has begun his own Facebook group and is Tweeting like the righteous bird he is. Here's where you can check out his act:
Facebook: AskMr.Man
Twitter: MrManSays
As always, WEbook wants to hear from you. Drop a note to info webook com.
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