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Summary: Online Markets for Writers by Anthony Tedesco and Paul Tedes
Review: This is written after I've read the book and already given one review. After that, I registered to receive updates. The first ones came the other day and I wrote the Tedescos saying:"Anthony! Ted! You're fantastic! You're VERY GENEROUS! and I GREATLY appreciate the many pages of book update you sent me. This is an absolute FIRST in my experience. NO ONE has ever delivered so royally on promises made by/in a book. Thank you. You can be sure that I'll give you and your book whatever publicity I can."
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Summary: Excellent resource
Review: This resource for writers is excellent. Funny and well-written, the authors really did their homework. Best of all, updates are available for readers. I heard from the author personally via e-mail. Very nice.
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Summary: Incredibly useful little book
Review: This unassuming little book is a veritable Bible for anyone who is trying to break into web writing. It's easy-to-read, affable style makes it easy to devour - it doesn't feel like you are reading the dictionary. I found it to be engrossing reading. The interviews with people actually working on the web were extremely valuable. They ring true and are helpful. Of course, the listings are great too! I only wish it were longer. It certainly will make you want to sit down and type in a couple URLs - its encouraging, honest style makes you feel like you have a shot at this. It cuts through the jargon and secrecy that many people feel the web is prone to. You now have the inside scoop, so no more excuses!
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Summary: An invaluable resource
Review: Who says Dead Tree media can't bear fruit? Writers' Guides abound in print and on the Web, but this collection is singular in its focus on choice online markets and the useful editor listings and insights contained within. The brothers obviously know who to talk to at each publication, and there's a very high signal-to-noise ratio here.
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