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(More customer reviews)As usual, the Writer's Market is the premier source for finding publishers. However, prospective authors should be aware that the #1 growing part of publishing is POD-- print on demand. Pretty much anyone can get a book in print these days. Selling it is another matter altogether. I've attended several writing conferences in the past year and met many frustrated 'authors' who had bound copies of their book, but couldn't get it in bookstores. I recommend learning more about the business of writing before jumping in with both feet. At the South Carolina Writers Conference I listened to an excellent presenter, Bob Mayer, who covered the business end in detail. I highly recommend his Fiction Writer's Toolkit for learning about publishing from a writer's perspective.
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YOUR PATH TO PUBLICATION STARTS HERE! The 2002 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market gives you more of what you need to get your fiction published! From book and magazine publishers to online markets, you'll find at-a-glance guidelines for submitting your work, plus pay rates, e-mails, phone numbers and more:Interviews with best-selling authors Sue Grafton, T.C. Boyle, Richard North Patterson, Joyce Carol Oates, Lawrence Block, Linda Lael Miller, screenwriter Jim Harrison and editor Ann Close are also included, along with articles on revising your work, creating memorable characters, writing query letters and formatting manuscripts.In addition, you'll find a special section on e-publishing and electronic rights, plus listings for organizations, conferences and contests you can't afford to miss. It's all the information you could want in one incredible book!
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