Enter CyberSearch: Writer's Guide To Finding Jobs Online. Searching through classifieds, submitting query letters, and handing in resumes takes on a new dimension online, and finding your dream job requires a certain flair. CyberSearch was created to teach writers new the Internet how to use it to find employment. 

 By providing you with the links, hints, and background you need, CyberSearch will send you on your way to finding the editorial job of your dreams. 

Monique Cuvelier is a writer and editor located outside Boston, MA. She has run the gamut from newspapers to the Internet to magazine freelancing. Her work has appeared in publications such as Smart Computing, Time Out, Motoring and Leisure, and Wales' respected national newspaper The Western Mail. She was editor of the city guide DiveIn for two years and created Monique's News Jobs. Monique finds roughly 50 percent of her work online, and uses the other 50 percent for research and networking. 

 David Eide is a writer living in the SF Bay area. He started off as a freelancer contributing to The People's Almanac, Freedom News, and Undercurrents, then became a staff writer for Strategic Planning for Energy and The Environment, writing about solar power. He was also Chair of the Alternative Energy Session of the Globalcom Conference in the mid-90s. He is indebted to the Internet for reviving his literary career and has been published in Anthem, Entelechy, Bridge, and The Beanfield Creative Review. David has been the publisher of Cyber Oasis since November 1996 and created and maintains Sunoasis Jobs for writers. He is a Web developer specializing in building initial online presence for writers and artists.