From literary magazine and publishing houses to underground or self-published magazines and online opportunities, this reference provides guidelines for submitting work to more that 1900 markets (mainly in the US) with updated information on pay rates, e-mails and telephone numbers.
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A little correction,
By Anne Bowling (Cincinnati, Ohio) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Novel & Short Story Writer's Market: 2,000+ Places to Get Your Fiction Into Print (Paperback)
As the editor of this book, I think I have to make a slight correction to the comments of littleredheadsmom. She recommends Writer's Market Online, and while it is an extremely authoritative and comprehensive resource, if you're only writing fiction, Novel & Short Story Writer's Market makes more sense for your use. With NSSWM you'll get ONLY fiction markets, and not pay your money for listings you can't use--trade journals for nursing and farming, for example. Just a heads up.
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A Must for the Fiction Writer,
This review is from: Novel & Short Story Writer's Market: 2,000+ Places to Get Your Fiction Into Print (Paperback)
Fiction writers who don't have the newest edition of Novel and Short Writer's Market are missing out on the latest industry needs, submission guidelines and in-depth guidance on the writing craft. This year, there are over 600 magazine markets and more than 500 book publishers packed in between the covers. But writers have also come to rely on the in-depth articles. From Walter Mosley to Alice Sebold, authors share their expertise on subjects like getting on the bestseller list and connecting through words. Experts also share their insight on graphic novels, strengthening your manuscript and even the daily discipline of sitting in your chair to write. Special sections in addition to the marketing listings include: * Personal Views When you've finished reading the articles, find a market for your writing whether you're looking for online publications, literary magazines, consumer magazines or book publishers. You'll also find extensive listings of writing contests and conferences for the year. Novel & Short Story Writer's Market is the best investment you can make in your writing career. If you're a fiction writer who wants to see your work in print, you need a copy of the current year's guide in your personal library.
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Consider Writer's Digest Online,
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This review is from: Novel & Short Story Writer's Market: 2,000+ Places to Get Your Fiction Into Print (Paperback)
If you have easy access to the internet (which is a good possibility since you're here now) I would suggest you consider either the writer's market online edition, or simply go to the website and register. I enjoy the paper edition for thumbing through for ideas and for the special articles. I really appreciate the online version for all the extra features that are available to help keep me organized. If you're serious about getting published, the submission tracker is a exactly what you need.
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