In this latest addition to Prima's Writer's Guide series, author Sydney H. Harriet, Ph.D., opens up a whole new world of publishing possibilities. Whether a new writer, an established author looking for an alternative to traditional publishing, or an agent seeking new markets for authors, Writer's Guide to Software Developers, Electronic Publishers, and Agents is the key to getting work published electronically. Through insider information available only from expensive trade organizations, Harriet introduces writers to hundreds of electronic editors and developers eagerly looking for new and compelling material. Writer's Guide to Software Developers, Electronic Publishers, and Agents include: Profiles of the top electronic publishers Profiles of agents, editors, and software developers representing electronic projects Interviews with editors and developers Articles on the art of submitting to electronic authors A glossary of multimedia terminology for the traditional writer Media magazinesAbout the AuthorSydney H. Harriet, Ph.D., has taught college creative writing classes for more than twenty five years and has published numerous articles, short stories, and columns in national and regional magazines. He is founder and director of Agents, Inc., a literary agency that specializes in representing business and health professionals.
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Writer's Guide is a solid guidebook to a still-developing frontier: it is a "market" reference for the electronic publishing industry, though the book's very listings reveal how loosely defined "electronic publishing" still is. Software developers are mixed in with hypertext mavens, alongside the CD-ROM game divisions of production companies like Trimark and Viacom, and the agents section is mostly a potpourri of existing literary representatives dipping their toes into new electronic waters--with the exceptions of some bona fide specialists. Still, it is a good place to start. Oddly, though, no e-mail addresses are given in the contact information, which is strange indeed considering the medium.
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In this latest addition to Prima's Writer's Guide series, author Sydney H. Harriet, Ph.D., opens up a whole new world of publishing possibilities. Whether a new writer, an established author looking for an alternative to traditional publishing, or an agent seeking new markets for authors, Writer's Guide to Software Developers, Electronic Publishers, and Agents is the key to getting work published electronically. Through insider information available only from expensive trade organizations, Harriet introduces writers to hundreds of electronic editors and developers eagerly looking for new and compelling material. Writer's Guide to Software Developers, Electronic Publishers, and Agents include: Profiles of the top electronic publishers Profiles of agents, editors, and software developers representing electronic projects Interviews with editors and developers Articles on the art of submitting to electronic authors A glossary of multimedia terminology for the traditional writer Media magazinesAbout the AuthorSydney H. Harriet, Ph.D., has taught college creative writing classes for more than twenty five years and has published numerous articles, short stories, and columns in national and regional magazines. He is founder and director of Agents, Inc., a literary agency that specializes in representing business and health professionals.
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