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2005 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market (Novel and Short Story Writer's Market) |
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Rating: Summary: THE BEST WRITING BOOK EVER CREATED! Review: This book was extremely disappointing for short story writers, I cannot speak for novelists. Three out of four of my regular markets that I use were not listed, not even the Reader's Digest. I had to use my old 2001 Writer's Market to find the website and current editors names. I really do not recommend it.
Rating: Summary: A Must for Fiction Writers Review: You could spend countless hours looking for one publisher for your work on the Internet or you could spend a few minutes looking inside the 2005 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market and have a complete list of prospects. This year's guide has undergone a complete makeover to give the 25th edition an all-new look.
You'll find complete contact information for book publishers, literary magazines, small circulation publications, online markets, consumer magazines, contests and awards, writers' conferences and other resources to help you get published. There's also a section on literary agents and if you're ready to seriously dig in and find an agent, the 2005 Guide to Literary Agents is also a must.
Not only does each Novel and Short Story Writer's Market listing contain contact information, it also shows you exactly what type of work they're looking for, the format for your submission and terms of payment. Many listings also give you advice from that particular publisher on how to break into their market.
There are a number of excellent resources in addition to the market opportunities. Articles covering everything from specific genres to self-promotion, plot structure to interviews with industry professionals, help the fiction writer not just find a market but to enhance their writing abilities as well.
No matter what your writing experience level, if you're looking for a home for your fiction, the 2005 Novel and Short Story Writer's Market is your first step in seeking publication. This guide can help you find a long list of potential publishers specifically looking for your type of work, helping you submit your work to an appropriate publisher while also saving you time and money.
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