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LITERARY
ARTS RESOURCES #4
The
Writing
Business
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First
Writer Literary Agents Database
Fiction, Non-Fiction, Scripts
- whatever you write there is
a friendly literary
agent somewhere willing to read your work.
Browse the vast databse at
FirtWriter.com by genre, country, and/or
manner of contact.
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I
Have a Dream, Now Where Do I Print
It ?
an article by Sarah Cypher
"What's the difference between traditional
publishing, vanity publishing, self-publishing,
and print-on-demand? ... these terms can make
your head spin. All you want to do is get your
work published, but now that the writing is done,
you find yourself faced with some difficult questions:
Are you willing
to run the submissions
gauntlet to get your book
on a New York editor's
desk?
Or should you do
the work yourself, and
pay all your publication
expenses out of pocket?
Or would you rather
pay a print-on-demand
company to print and market
the book for you? If so,
which one do you choose?.." [Go
to Article] |
The Threepenny Editor
- Substantive editing and critiques
- Agent, publisher, or self-publishing
research/assistance
- Writing coaching and long-term,
multi-draft support.
- Typesetting, book cover design,
and pre-press assistance.
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| Literary
Agents List at ForWriters.com |
Literary
Agents List at Writers.net
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Electronic
Subsidy Publishing: An Inexpensive
Alternative?
an article by Moira Allen
"While many authors and publishers
advise against any form of subsidy publishing,
electronic subsidy publishing appeals
to many writers for a variety of reasons.
It can, for example, provide many of
the advantages of self-publishing (including
complete control of the product) for
less hassle and at a greatly reduced
cost. Books can remain "in print" as
long as you're willing to pay the registration
fee, and you don't end up with boxes
of unsold books in your garage.." .
[Go
to Article]
AUTHORLINK:
For editors, agents, writers and readers:
A marketplace for the publishing industry, where
editors and agents buy and sell unpublished
and published properties and serious writers
get exposure to publishing professionals.
Interviews
with 3 Editors
Monitor poetry editor, Elizabeth
Lund, went to three magazines where
poetry does receive its due and has
for years. She spoke to Judson Hale
at Yankee, Peter Davison at The Atlantic
Monthly, and Alice Quinn at The New
Yorker. She asked about poetry, its
place in their publications, and in
our world. What they told us in return
is insightful, engaging, and at times
disconcerting.
Books
on Writers' Agents & Producers
at the Writers Store
Such books as "The Well-Fed
Writer: Financial Self-Sufficiency as
a Freelance Writer in Six Months or
Less" and "The Writer's Handbook
2004"
For
the love of poetry Why one tiny press
carries on
an article by William Corbett
Pressed Wafer is a five-year-old press that
has published poetry books, poetry chapbooks,
two issues of the magazine Pressed Wafer, broadsides,
and postcards.... Pressed Wafer [is its staff
and] Pressed Wafer is hundreds of books ...
in the basement ... If the money is available,
it is easy to publish these books; yet it is
all but impossible to distribute them. And since
they are seldom reviewed ... it is difficult
for those who might be attracted to these books
to learn of them. [Go
to Article]
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