2003 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market Review

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(More customer reviews)NOVEL AND SHORT STORY WRITER'S MARKET is the book that almost every aspiring writer buys - and for good reason. With listings for book publishers, commercial magazines, literary journals, agents, contests, conferences, and now e-publishers, this market guide provides a fairly comprehensive look at the possibilities. Writers new to the business will appreciate the submission guidelines and the insider look into publishing. Established writers will go straight to the listings which provide not only contact information but also editorial needs, writers published, length requirements, and payment specifics. I find the small boxes of interviews scattered throughout a fun and occasionally instructive diversion.
Yes, even if you bought the 2002 edition, you need to buy this. The 2003 edition lists changes in editorial staff, new markets, changed addresses, and shifting requirements. If you want to become a professional, you need to have the most current information available. This book, while not perfect and certainly not comprehensive, comes the closest to gathering all the pertinent information in one place.
As a published author, I can honestly recommend this book as a solid resource for getting your work in print.

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2003 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market puts the odds in your favor with listings for more than 1,800 editors representing literary journals, book publishers, magazines, small presses, online journals and more. Using easy, quick-reference symbols and indexes, readers will be able to pinpoint the most promising places to publish their work, with insider information crucial to their success. 2003 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market also gives readers access to the most respected, talented and creative minds in the field, such as Tracy Chevalier (Girl With A Pearl Earring), Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Chabon (The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay), Rick Moody (Demonology, Purple America), Greg Bear and Jennifer Crusie. This insight and advice, combined with invaluable information on grants, conferences, workshops, organizations and more, make 2003 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market the No.1 reference for getting your fiction into print.

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