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Writing resources
- 45 Mercy Street
- 45 Mercy Street is a free service dedicated to
helping amateur writers develop their talent, improve their writing
skills, and produce literature publishers will buy. The Workshop
coaches, encourages, and will even hold a hand as an amateur goes from
first draft to a complete work, then on to query and synopsis. It's a
long-term, helping relationship that develops between the our circle of
writers and can be the perfect recourse for someone who has a story and
doesn't know what to do with it or who wants to write but is afraid to
try.
- A.E.I.
Online
- Literary management and production. Provides
assistance in rewriting and editing your work, including novels,
screenplays, and nonfiction.
- Aaron
Shepard's Kidwriter Page
- Resources for children's writers.
- Accurate Writing
& More/AWM Books
- The Penny-Pinching
Hedonist: How to Live Like Royalty with a Peasant's Pocketbook and
Marketing Without Megabucks: How to Sell Anything
on a Shoestring written by Shel Horowitz.Strengthen your career and
business; and, learn to be a better writer.
- Advice
to Aspiring Writers
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- AEI Writer's Lifeline
- Offers full-service editing, rewriting,
development, ghostwriting, analysis, coaching, consulting, mentoring of
fiction and nonfiction.
- African American
Online Writers Guild
- A information resource and networking
organization formed to educate, inspire, support and promote aspiring
and published African American writers.
- The African Writer's Series, Africa Online
- Listing of African authors, and links to
other-related sites.
- Albert Street Literary Trail
- The Literary Trail features the work of writers
who have written about Brisbane. It is also a trail of bronze plaques
along one of Brisbane's city streets. It is part of Brisbane Stories a site documenting culture and
art.
- All-in-One Writer's Software Store
- Offers a growing line of top-ranked writer's
software, including Hollywood Screenplay (formerly Movie Master),
StoryCraft, Comedy Writer, and others. Unique combos of different
companies' products significantly reduces costs for suites of favorite
software programs.
- Angel
Publications Editorial Services
- Provides writing, editing, proofreading and
document formatting assistance. Information and links on writing and
self-publishing.
- Archer
Editorial Services
- Archer Editorial Services offers professional
editing services, specializing in nonfiction book projects. We offer
traditional and online copy editing, proofreading, and developing to
publishers and authors.
- Asian American
Writer's Workshop
- This group is dedicated to the creation,
publication and distribution of Asian American literature.
- Aspiring
Writer
- A place for new and published writers to meet
and share their work. The site also features a section entitled
"Guidelines" where writers under the age of 18 can submit their material
and possibly be awarded a cash prize.
- Austin 360 Bookshelf
- The Austin 360 Bookshelf offers information on
all things literary around the Web and in Austin, Texas. The Bookshelf
also hosts an online book discussion group.
- Austin's
Publisher's Editor
- We are a "fulfillment company." We take
second-chance authors from rough-hewn edges to polished manuscripts. Our
authors receive prompt attention at reasonable rates. We teach and guide
as the work progresses.
- Australian
Correspondence Schools
- A correspondence school based in Australia
managed by well-known regional author, John Nason.
- Australian
Writing Online (AWOL)
- Resource of contemporary Australian writings
including announcements of reading events by Australian authors in other
countries.
- Author
Illustrator Source
- National listing of authors and illustrators who
make school visits to give professional enrichment presentations to all
grade levels. Listed by region.
- Authorlink!
- Electronic clearing house and information
services for publishers, editors, agents and authors. Showcases and
markets unpublished fiction and non-fiction to the publishing industry.
Now accepting manuscripts for consideration.
- Authors and
Illustrators Who Visit Schools
- A listing of some authors/illustrators who
present programs at schools for children and teachers. Lists titles and
program content, as well as contact info.
- Authors'
Interface
- A unique manuscript placement service dedicated
to helping literary agents and publishers find quality manuscripts. We
offer an effective alternative to the traditional methods of presenting
new works to the literary industry, benefitting not only authors, but
also agents and publishers, who may view online the equivalent of an
intitial submission, then, if interested, request a hardcopy of the
entire manuscript for exclusive review for a limited period.
- Bay
Area Writer's Groups
- San Francisco Bay Area's writer's groups.
- Bearlife Womens
Writing Advocate
- This woman-owned and operated literary agency
provides free evaluation as well as contract services, manuscript
preparation and agent representation. Other reading services available.
- Belton,
Chris at the CMB Homepage
- The personal site of crime author, Chris Belton.
Provides information on a wide range of subjects, and details on Chris'
books.
- Between the
Lines
- Between the Lines is
a 12-page literary gazette that is published quarterly. Each issue
reviews 15 to 20 books (fiction and nonfiction) that are not reviewed
elsewhere. Our Web page has sample reviews as well as information on
subscribing to our gazette.
- Bibliomania
- The internet home of the popular television
program Bibliomania. Bibliomania's home page provides an interactive
experience for book lovers. You'll find Book reviews, contests and
literary links or stop by to meet Lisa Rutter and Peter Johnson, the
hosts of Bibliomania.
- Black
Star Press
- The Black Star Press site is a writer's and
poet's online resource providing information from the Nebraska Center
for Writers and other interesting sites.
- Blithe House
Quarterly
- A site for gay and lesbian short fiction.
- Blue Murder
Magazine
- The cutting edge of crime fiction. Fresh pulp on
the web.
- Bohemian Ink
- A resource guide to bohemian authors of angst
and experimentalism.
- Bold Type
- An online literary magazine offering book
summaries and commentaries.
- Book Arts
Web
- Most comprehensive site for the bookarts
including information on bookbinding, typography, and books by artists Ð
all on the Internet. Organization and individual home pages as links.
- The Book Doctor, Carol Henson
- Offers manuscript editing and marketing
services.
- Book Doctor on
Call
- Learn how book doctor and freelance editor,
Robyn Weaver has obtained a 90% success rate helping her clients rise
above the slush pile into published and paid authors.
- The
Book Niche
- Offers online book reviews, author interviews
and special features on books and writers and exhibits.
- BookEnds
Magazine
- BookEnds is the
monthly magazine for The Book Pl@ce. Packed with news, reviews,
features, new fictions and listings, BookEnds
is a informative and irreverent look at the world of books.
- BookIdea.com
- Magazine & Resources to Help Small
Publishers, Self-Publishers, Authors and Newspaper & Magazine
Freelancers Build Better Businesses & Make More Money.
- BooksandManuscripts.com
- Powering the publishing world. The ultimate internet manuscript compendium for authors, agents and publishers.
- Books
in Chains
- A resource page for readers and writers. Divided
in English resources, author pages, and literary mags and zines, BIC can
get you from the Bible to the Palindrome page, from Kathy Acker to
Proust, from The New Yorker to the Iowa Review.
- Books
Today
- The independent Internet directoryof fiction,
non-fictionand poetry newly publised in the United Kingdom.
- The
Bookseller
- Catch up with latest news of the publishing and
bookselling industries in the United Kingdom. The Bookseller is
published by Bookseller Publications, a division of J Whitaker &
Sons Ltd ©Bookseller Publication 1997.
- BookWare
- Specializes in electronic publications and
programs, including The Saturday Afternoon
Matinee, a series of contemporary books presented a chapter a week.
Also offers information for writers, publishers and readers.
- Bricolage
- A World Wide Web "trade" electronic magazine for
online writers.
- Business
Writing Services
- Provides professional writing advice. Management
book series available.
- *bylines*, a gallery
of fine writing
- bylines\, a literary
publishing venture on the web, was designed to cut the price of
literature while increasing quality. The pay-per-read site offers books,
literary nonfiction, and nonfiction short stories.
- Cader Books
- A packager, now turned small publisher, who
creates books and calendars on behalf of and in conjunction with leading
properties, authors, and licensees. Find commercial books -- humor,
reference, publishing FAQ, an electronic slush pile -- and an archive of
the bestselling books from the last 50 years.
- Caffe
Letterario
- Letteratura e storia, poesia e ludolinguistica,
arte e musica a cura della redazione della Kore Multimedia. Site:
Italian.
- Canadian Authors Association
- Features "writers helping writers," and other
writing resources including links to writers' organizations and
government agencies.
- Canadian
Children's Literature (CCL)
- CCL is a bilingual, quarterly journal of
criticism and review devoted to Canadian literature and other media for
children and young adults. Each CCL issue contains articles profiles,
interviews and indepth reviews. Special theme issues cover topics such
as "censorship," "history," "the Holocaust," "Drama," and "children's
book illustration."
- Carol Henson, The Book Doctor
- Offers writing, editing and research services.
- Castle
Communications
- The "right" style varies with the situation. The Style Meister helps you customize
communications for each audience, market, medium, product, publication,
or organization.
- Chicago Book
Clinic
- The Chicago Book Clinic encourages excellence in
publishing by providing a platform for the educational, social, and
professional interaction of our members. The Clinic presents monthly
programs, sponsors the annual book exhibit, and develops and manages
courses and seminars.
- Children's
Writing Resource Center
- The official web gathering place for children's
writers and illustrators. Sponsored by the Children's Book Insider, the newsletter for
children's writers.
- Clay Tablets: The Art of Writing (Online Forum
Links)
- Choose from the many online forums linked to
this site dedicated to creative writing.
- Cocktail Magazine
- Cocktail magazine is
a quarterly literary publication based in New Orleans, showcasing
international writers and artists in seasonally-themed issues.
- Collaborator
Systems, Inc.
- Collaborator is the expert system for novelists
and screenwriters. Awarded 4 Stars by by Writer's Guild of America/West.
New release includes complete production side reports with over 100
reports in all for all phases of film production.
- Colophon Page, Modern
Illustrated and Fine Press Books
- Comprehensive resource for the fine publishing
arts with links to various small and fine press sites, including Center
for the Book Arts, Spring Press and Zodiaque Editions. Includes also
gallery, event and forum areas.
- Counterpoise (ALA)
- Counterpoise is
supported by the Alternatives in Print Task Force of the Social
Responsibilities Round Table of the American Library Association. This
group of librarians promotes alternative press publications and products
concerned with social change to libraries, bookstores and the public.
- Creators Digest
- Online publication seeking to promote all forms
of creative writing.
- Crisp
- Features under 30 editors from all the major
publishing houses. Editors not only read but critique our top five
submissions in fiction and poetry, and choose the best to featured in Crisp. We also feature new and established
under30 authors.
- Critique Partner Connections
- An online match-making service for writers of
all genres. Designed to help you find a great online critique partner!
- CROW (Capsule
Reviews of Original Work)
- CROW Quarterly Review is the first review of
unpublished and self-published manuscripts. More than 800 editors,
agents and producers receive the publication four times a year. Writers
use CROW to advertise their manuscripts in their own words, or use the
CROW critics to help them improve and showcase their work. CROW also
provides practical information, advise, and a forum for industry kudos
and complaints.
- Cyberboiled
- A great site for mystery fans who love
mystery,detective and hardboiled fiction, featuring collectibles, links,
original stories and columns,games and new releases and current events.
- Cyberzines
- Cyberzines offers self-publishing, promotion,
and freelance writing opportunities for writers in all genres.
- DarkEcho's Horror
Web
- Information, interviews, reviews and more
including workshops and event announcements for the horror writer and
those who enjoy reading what they write.
- DCN Manuscript Evaluation Service
- Having trouble revising your novel? Let an experienced book reviewer critique your story at very reasonable rates.
- Direct Publishing, Web Poem Contest
- A monthly poetry competition dedicated to
encouraging poets and poetry on the World Wide Web. Open to poets
everywhere who write in English. No submission fee.
- Dissertation.com
(Academic Publishers)
- Offers dissertation publishing services, with
the fastest, least expensive way to publish your thesis or dissertation.
Author royalties from 20% to 40%. Distribution through major booksellers
and Internet.
- The Donut
Shop
- Highlights poetry events, talk, journals, and
reviews on a virtual poetry donut shop. Submit poetry, poetry events,
and comments to: eamon@erols.com.
- Eckert, Allan W.
- The home web site of author/bookseller/publisher
Allan W. Eckert, with a complete listing (with thumbnail descriptions)
of the 39 books he has written, plus audio-tapes he has recorded of his
books and his Earth Treasures pages depicting the fine opals, rocks,
minerals and fossils in his extensive collection. Dr. Eckert also offers
a book-doctoring service for aspiring authors and one-on-one training in
faceting and rock polishing for aspiring lapidaries.
- ECW Press
- Established in 1979, ECW is particularly
interested in publishing popular biography, sports books, music
biographies, and general trade books.
- Edens Amature
Literature
- A web site devoted to online poetry and short
stories. Submissions welcome.
- Electric Editors
- The Electric Editors has been set up to bring
together everyone involved in the preparation of the written word for
publication, including editors, proofreaders, indexers, translators,
writers and typesetters. The aim is to foster communication within the
publishing community, leading to greater understanding and improved
standards.
- Electron
Press
- Electron Press publishes books on the Internet,
and makes the quality of the writing, rather than its its commercial
potential, the key factor in selecting manuscripts for publication.
Electron Press is committed to creating a distribution channel for
writing that is effectively censored today due to the domination of
publishing by a few corporate giants. We seek quality fiction and
non-fiction, and we pay high royalties.
- The
Electronic Poetry Center
- Sponsored by the Poetrics department of the
State University of New York at Buffalo.
- Emma Hoyle Editing Services
- Professional freelance proofreading and copy-editing services for publishers, authors, students, and businesses. Specialising in science and academic based work. Free sample edit. Latest book trade news and editing books available.
- Erasmus, An Awakening
of Global Intelligence
- Fine writers share their profound experiences of
life. New ideas, transformative writing, poetry, stories, interviews,
memoirs, contemplative practices, creative writing exercises, and young
children's writing.
- Ernest Scott
- Forty-year publishing veteran offers indexing,
copy editing, and book development services. Member American Society of
Indexers.
- /excerpt/
- A new literary journal which highlights today's
best novels and nonfiction, and contains interviews, poetry and short
fiction by established and emerging writers. Included in our first
issue: Tom Frank, Mark C. Taylor, Andre Dubus, Carl Phillips, Jane Mead
and Charles Wright.
- Fantasy Writers,
Ltd.
- FWL is a personal home page with diverse
writings. It includes a rapidly-growing department called "Writer's
Block" that has links to writers' resources, other writers, and
publishers.
- Freelance
Online
- Freelance Online is a resource center for and
directory of freelancers in the fields of communication. Site includes
information on jobs, discussion groups and hundreds of freelancers!
- Freelance With A Flair
- Formerly creative director at TimeWarner/Warner
Books, this writing pro has helped put history-making campaigns on the
marketing map. Now professional skills and experience are available on a
freelance, per project basis. E-mail for details on competitive rates
and services.
- Freelance
Writing Tips
- Tips on frelance writing, especially for the
business world; publisher of how-to reports on writing and other
business subjects; author, publisher, and seller of disk books.
- FTPress
- Specializes in publishing new writers. Need book
length fiction and non fiction; general or genre. See our Website for
one of the most complete lists of e-book publishers and resources on the
Web.
- Galaxy
Science Fiction Magazine
- Galaxy Science Fiction
eZine publishes stories, news, reviews, critique, cartoons and games
all related to science fiction.
- Garden State
Horror Writers
- The GSHW is a multi-genre writers group catering
to writers from all walks of life. Monthly meetings feature guest
speakers and informative presentations on the art of writing.
- George Jr., The
Internet Literary Monthly
- Four-star literary monthly, featuring author
Q&As, fiction, essays and cool links, and the home page of George
Myers Jr., the critic at The Columbus
Dispatch and author of Natural History,
Worlds Without End and Alphabets Sublime.
- Gila
Queen's Guide to Markets
- Each issue features a "theme", such as science
fiction, fantasy, horror, romance, mystery and suspense, and many other
topics. Each issue also contains a section for regular markets,
anthologies, contests, conferences; it also lists dead markets, address
changes and specific needs of editors.
- Gleaner
Zine
- A monthly magazine featuring book reviews,
upcoming events and other areas of interest.
- Glimmer Train
Press Short Story Magazine
- A quarterly short-story magazine offering in
each issue six illustrated stories written by new as well as established
writers. Includes also author profiles and interviews. Highlights from
Fall '95 and Spring '96 online.
- Gotham Writers
Workshop
- The number one resource for classes and
information on writing. GWW offers classes in online classes in Fiction
Writing and Screenwriting, and New York- based classes in a wide range
of writing genres.
- Great Books Home Page
- Offers a comprehensive guide to the "Great
Books" from the Western tradition. Material is organized in a searchable
database structure alphabetically and chronologically by period with
cross references to science, art, theater, and music. A variety of
lectures and notes is also available.
- Gutter
Press
- Canada's renegade literary publisher --
distributed internationally by D.A.P. -- has made it its job to restart
legendary editor Gordon Lish's magazine The
Quarterly, to discover and promote new writers, to break new ground,
and to excite the literary community.
- Heartland Romance Authors
- HeRA -- a Missouri chapter of the Romance
Writers of America -- provides support to writers in all stages of their
careers. You'll find a friendly atmosphere in the society of writers
with interests and aspirations like yours.
- Heron
View Literary Services
- Offers WWW-based marketing for authors. Sample
chapters available online. Readers can submit their own reviews of
online titles.
- The Hong
Kong Writers' Network
- The homepage of the HK Writers' Circle
introduces the organisation, its members, and the city they live in.
Anyone interesting in writing and living in Hong Kong will find this
site of value. Links to other-related Websites.
- How To Write A Book
- Information on how to write a book including book writing tips, how to write a
fiction book, writing childrens books, writing fantasy books, writing a book
proposal, book writing software, format for writing a book, and books on
writing.
- Iconnect
- An e-zine for writers.
- Illya's Honey
- Illya's Honey is a
quarterly journal featuring poetry, very short fiction, and black and
white artwork. Currently seeking new material.
- Independent
Publisher and Publishing for Entrepreneurs
- Independent Publisher
and Publishing for Entrepreneurs magazines
are dedicated to serving the rapidly changing publishing and information
industry. Both magazines are published bi-monthly and are distributed
internationally to publishers, libraries, booksellers, service bureaus
and information providers. Small Press, now
in its 14th year, is regarded as the nation's most prominent trade
review publication representing the independent publishing sector. Publishing Entrepreneur diagrams lucrative ways
to develop business opportunities using information, technology and
intellectual property.
- Ink at The Fontayne
Group
- Ink is dedicated to
the written word, includes advice, how-to's and top-notch links for
writers, created and compiled by the writers at an award-winning
consultancy. Material ranges from how to beat writer's block to
inspirational quotes from brillant authors.
- Inklings
- Free electronic newsletter for writers on the
'Net. To subscribe, email to majordomo@samurai.com with "subscribe
inklings" in the message body.
- Insane Ramblings
- A site for people to post their literature and
to have a little creative fun. See other writers' work, submit your own
works, play a writing game, java chatroom and message board.
- Internet Poetry Archive
- Archive published by the University of North
Carolina Press and the UNC office of Informatin Technology. Includes the
works of living poets throughout the world; and is now featuring the
poetry of Philip Levine, Seamus Heaney and Czeslaw Milosz.
- The
Internet Writing Journal
- The IWJ provides a large book review section
each month with reviews in a number of genres including fantasy,
mystery, thriller, romance, computer books, writing books, general
fiction, nonfiction and more. Also an excellent resource for writers.
- The
Internet Writing Journal (TM)
- Features "how to" articles on writing and
getting published, interviews with editors, publishers and agents, as
well as editorials and columns on current topics in the writing and
publishing world.
- Jacqui
Bennett Writers Bureau
- Offers critique, editorial and advisory service
for writers of fiction.
- The Journal of
African Travel-Writing
- The editors of The
Journal of African Travel-Writing present and explore accounts of
past and contemporary African travel. Publishes scholarly articles, true
narratives, fiction, poetry, reviews, and related literary artifacts.
- June Townsend, Commercial Writer and Marketing
Consultant
- Formerly creative director of advertising and
promotion at Time Warner/Warner Books creative force behind the
marketing campaigns for Scarlett, Madonna's
Sex and The Bridges of
Madison County. Now offering professional skills and experience on a
freelance, per project basis to clients nationwide.
- The Justwrite Site
- A place where writers can meet. The Justwrite
Site also provides information on topics such as characterisation,
motivation, non-sexist language, plotting a novel, regaining your
writing confidence. There are links to various literary sites around the
world.
- Kaapelisolmu, the Knot at the Cable
- Pilot project in the field of equal access to
electronic information, an electronic publishing house for the
non-governmental organisations, cultural movements and individuals.
- Karen Mitura at
New Icon Productions
- Mitura is a successful ghostwriter who does
adaptations, revisions, and collaborations for books and scripts in
addition to her own prize-winning works. Bring out the best in your
writing.
- Kids'Own Publishing
Partnership
- Kids'Own Publishing Partnership seeks to raise
the status of children's creative skills as authors and artists by
publishing materials written and illustrated by children.
- Kingdom Writers
- Kingdom Writers is an online critique and
fellowship group for Christian writers.
- Ladies of Caliber Publishing
- Small press accepts unsolicited material,
fiction and nonfiction.
- The Lavender
Salon Reader Online!
- The Web version of The
Lavender Salon Reader the newsletter and literary review for gay and
lesbian reading clubs. Contains a list of gay and lesbian reading groups
across the United States, book reviews, and more.
- Legacy Book Group
- Legacy is an e-zine
devoted to the humanities. It also sponsors an online reading group,
inviting responses to the monthly selections.
- Libraria via della
Giuliana
- Libraria hosts L'Indice
dei libri del mese, a major Italian monthly review of books.
Libraria also offers Internet-related services to readers and
publishers.
- LibroNet
- Spanish Website about books, authors and the
world of publishing, includes authors online, exclusive videos and
recordings, previously unpublished texts, the magazine El Crítico, e-mail to authors service, book
reviews and information about over 80 publishers and magazines. Libronet
aims to put Spanish publishing firmly on the virtual map with a dynamic
constantly updated Web site. Libronet is sponsored by FUNDESCO, Spain's
Foundation for the Development of Communications. Site: Spanish.
- LibroSystems,
Inc.
- LibroSystems creates automated electronic
copyediting software add-ins for publishers, freelancers, and authors.
- Lingua Franca
- Lingua Franca is "the
review of academic life." The site features selections from the current
issue, book reviews, letters, and archives: everything on the
intellectual scene from anthropology's obsession with cannibalism to
feminism's defense of pornography.
- Literal Latte
Home Page
- Offers a magazine of prose, not pose; poetry,
not performance; essays, not ego; art, not attitude. Have a sip of our
stimulating magazine, brewed in New York. Addiction guaranteed.
- LiteraryAgent.co.uk
- The Ultimate Writers Site - Resources, services
and information for aspiring authors
- Literary Fiction
Home Page
- A resource to select information on notable
authors, books, writing workshops, conferences, awards, grants, agents,
publishers, editing services, libraries, booksellers, and related
information of interest to readers and writers of literary fiction.
- Literary
Liaisons
- Interviews with authors, mainly Australian,
literary news, reviews, comment and gossip, updated regularly.
- Literary Links
and Golden Pen Charms
- Browse this site for links on writing,
literature, mysteries, research tools, writers forums, authors, getting
published, and more.
- The Literary
Times, a Journal for Lovers of Romantic Fiction
- The TLT site has info and services for readers
and writers of women's fiction. We have a message board and chat room
and several ways for writers as well as others to do promotion through
us.
- The Literary
Traveler
- Welcome to The Guide for
the Literary Traveler. Our goal is to explore the world of your
literary imagination. Each season we travel to a new destination to try
and make meaning of the people and places in our world.
- Literascape
- Literascape is the
online presence of Vancouver's Duthie Books and the Macneill Library
Service. Literascape is a wide-ranging, book-oriented site, offering
news, reviews (including Duthie's quarterly publication The Reader), showcases, and resources, as well
as a comprehensive book source.
- Literature
Resources for the High School and College Student
- The site has the largest index of writers who
could be studied in the classroom. Writing resources, books online, and
language related items are also listed.
- Litpage
- Litpage is a growing resource for students,
teachers, writers, and readers of literature. It emphasizes practical
information and is home to the annual Frank O'Connor short story and
essay contests, which award $1000 to the best story and $500 each to the
two best essays submitted.
- A Little
Poetry
- A perpetual Po-e-Zine dedicated to presenting a
wide variety of quality contemporary poetry by poets around the world,
from famous faces to burgeoning beginners.
- Local Howlers, Focus on Bay Area Poets
- Features the works of many San Francisco-area
poets, with many selections online. Sponsored by City Search.
- The Loft, a Place for Writing and Literature
- The mission of the Loft is to foster a writing
community, and the artistic developmentof individual writers and an
audience for literature in the Upper Midwest.
- Look It Up! Indexing & Research
- Indexing for both scholarly and trade books in
many subject areas.
- Manoa: A
Pacific Journal of International Writing
- Since 1989, it's been Manoa's pleasure to
discover, and rediscover, writers whose work is virtually unknown to
American audiences. We've published up-and-coming writers and authors
highly celebrated both here and abroad. Above all else we are interested
in bringing you literature from the thoughful heart and the passionate
intellect--from wherever in the Pacific and North America this new
writing can be found. Manoa's poetry policy was published in the spring
1996 issue of the Poetry Society of America's newsletter.
- Maple
Alley
- MA is dedicated to writers and readers of all
kinds. No matter what your level of expertise submit your story to us.
Readers stop in and view the stories listed there.
- Midwest
Book Review
- Offers an online resource of various aspects of
publishing and book-related sites, including book reviews and
information on publishers' associations.
- The Midwest Literary and
Entertainment Management Group
- A 21st-century virtual literary agency,
forward-looking and total service for the writer including free editing,
free entry to contest, and no reading fees.
- Mind's Eye
Fiction
- Short story publishing site.
- Minnesota
Center for the Book
- Comprehensive information resource about
Minnesota's community of the book, including a complete listing of
nominees and recipients of the annual Minnesota Book Awards and a Language of the Land sampler of Minnesota's
literary heritage.
- Minsky
Online
- Radical and classical bookbindings, fine art
publishing, painting, sculpture, and music by artist Richard Minsky.
Also the site for the Center for Book Arts, with classes, workshops,
publications and exhibitions.
- Money
for Writers
- Money for Writers - $15 million in FREE grants,
awards & prizes available to writers of all genres - published or
not!
- MoonRabbit Review
- MoonRabbit Review is a literary journal of Asian
Pacific American voices featuring short fiction, poetry, nonfiction,
translation, book and film reviews, essays, photography and artwork in a
variety of media.ÊÊ
- The More Than Books
Realm
- Web site for the promotion of creative people
with self-promotion tips, books, bios, interviews with people
successfully moving forward and more.
- Multicultural
Writer's Group Home Page
- An Internet writer's group that promotes
multicultural writing.
- Multimedia Software for Fiction Writers
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- The Mythopoeic Society
- The Mythopoeic Society is a non-profit
educational organization devoted to the study of myth and fantasy
literature. The Society publishes three magazines and sponsors
discussion groups and an annual Mythopoeic Conference. The Society also
presents awards for new fantasy fiction and scholarly books.
- Nathaniel Gadsden's Writer's Wordshop
- The Wordshop's goal is to develop, promote and
publish talented writers who traditionally have had to overcome
cultural, racial and economic barriers to publication and acceptance in
mainstream literary circles.
- National
Writers Union (U.S.)
- The NWU is the trade union for freelance
writers(book authors, journalists, technical writers, poets, academics,
fiction, non-fiction). We do industry campaign, grievances, contract
advice, health plan, member education, and much more.
- Nebraska
Center for Writers
- An online resource for poets and fiction writers
in Nebraska and beyond, the NCW contains guides for writing fiction and
poetry, extensive profiles of published writers, and links to
booksellers, publishers, literary agents, job opportunities, and more.
- New Mystery
Magazine
- New Mystery Magazine presents the world's best
mystert/crime/suspense short stories and new book reviews. The best new
original writing from the masters and the upstarts. '96 Edgar Nominee.
- New York Review of
Books
- "A Website for the intellectually curious,"
featuring selections from The New York Review of
Books and Granta as well research and
book buying capability through The Reader's
Catalog (any American book in print).
- New York
State Writers Institute at the State University of New York
(Albany)
- With William Kennedy as director, the NYSW I
publishes an online magazine called Writers
Online with articles about fiction and nonfiction writers, poets,
and journalists associated with the Institute. The Institute's many
programs are free and open to the public.
- Night
People
- A literary melting pot for writers and readers,
including links for writers and learners.
- Nihil Interit Poetry Society
- Nihil Interit is a non-profit-making poetry
society. We wish to contribute to the welfare of poetry in Finland by
publishing poetry by new-and-up-coming Finnish poets as well as
translations of major international poets. In addition to this we
publish a poetry quaterly, and organize poetry readings in libraries and
restaurants
- Nomad
Communications
- Nomad specializes in book packaging and custom
publishing services, including ghost writing, editing, layout, design,
production, and marketing and promotion.
- Northern
Lights: A Look at Minnesota Books and Writers
- A weekly television/video series featuring half
hour interviews with Minnesota authors and publishers; the Web site
contains program info, literary links and searchable index of over 400
previous episodes.
- Novation Learning
Systems, Inc.
- Creates multimedia software for fiction writers,
including The Writer's Software Companion, Pro Companion and Storyline Interactive.
- Novel Advice
Cyber-Journal
- A semi-monthly cyber journal on the craft of
writing.
- Novelists, Inc.
- Novelists, Inc. is an organization of popular
fiction writers. The NINC.COM site has links to authors homepages,
articles for writers, new books by NINC authors, and links to favorite
research sites.
- The OK
Corral
- The monthly newsletter of the Oklahoma chapter
of Romance Writers of America.
- One Woman's
Writing Retreat
- A virtual home away from home for those who
read, research, or write.
- Online Writery
- A virtual place for writers.
- Oral History Book
- Preserving Family
Memories: A Guide to Creating Oral Histories should find a place in
all school libraries.
- Outland, Works of Fiction
- A site devoted to publishing new and original
literature in fantasy, sci-fi and horror genres. Links to games and free
stuff.
- OverViews
High-Impact Writing Services
- Provides various writing services, including
high-impact speeches, multi-media presentations, guest articles, radio,
television scripts, and ghosted books.
- Paintbrush
- An international journal of poetry and
translation published by the Truman State University in Kirksville,
Missouri. Recent contributors include Robert Creeley, May Swenson,
Robert Bly and Nikki Giovanni.
Paintbrush is the
official sponsor the Ezra Pound Poetry Award, an international annual
competition for the best book-length collection of poetry in English,
and the Richard Eberhart Poetry Prize.
- Pauper
- Pauper is dedicated to publishing short fiction,
poetry and essays by new authors. The publication features an electronic
Q&A forum for authors to further develop their skills. Currently
seeking submissions.
- Picasso
Publications, Inc.
- A traditional printing and marketing firm.
- Poetry Shack
- This site is about poetry, literature, art, and
writings. Poems as well as pictures are updated every two weeks. Here
you will find the works of famous poets and artists.
- Poets
International Society
- A place for poets from around the world to come
and share their creativity.
- Poets & Writers
Online
- Poets & Writers Magazine goes online. All
the best information for literary types is now available for writers
surfing the Web.
- Political Geometry: Bibliography for a
Paradigm
- One of the most helpful social sciences
bibliographies on the world-wide-web. Comprehensive, while
narrowly-focused regarding purpose and function. 350 book citations; and
a sub-list of "100 Contemporary Non-Fiction Best Books"; includes 85
to-the-point annotations, reviews, notes, curricula. Notes on criteria
for inclusion.
- PowerEditor
Pro
- LibroSystems Inc. has created add-in software
that aids in the electronic copyediting of manuscripts using the same
editorial style conventions of the major trade and academic publishers
in the U.S. from within your word processor.
- PPC
Books
- Offers self-publishing information.
- Preditors & Editors
- A guide tp publishers and writing services for
serious writers.
- Presbyterian College
Writers Workshop
- Three-day summer workshop with published authors
of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Rosellen Brown, Andrea Hollander
Budy, and Hudson Talbott are among the many participating writers.
- Professional
Manuscript Assessment
- A reading and editing service for writers.
- The Prose Menagerie
- Regular features include: original
stories/poetry/novels/prose essays; Net Notes, personal reflections
about the Internet; links to online authors/public domain reading;
theories about origins of the universe; book and novel reviews; chat
room; penpals/email links; freebie stuff and links to free graphics;
role-playing email ads and Ghost Bulletin Board.
- The
Pseudo-Magazine of Writings
- An almost-magazine catering to everyone's
interests. Submissions needed.
- Publishing Books on the Internet
- Lawrence Martin, M.D. writes a great "FAQ" sheet
about publishing books on the Internet. Links to Lakeside Press and
other book-related sites including, Amazon.com, BookWire, Book Web
(ABA), the Internet Book Information Center, and the On-Line Books Page.
- Pure
Fiction
- Interest in fiction? Visit this site to preview
excerpts from new books, chat with other writers, find a literary agent,
discover the best sites for online research.
- Pyrowords
- Pyrowords is a
literary e-zine where poetry and fiction breathe. Forget about the
meaning of words...Use the power of their imagery.
- The Quill Writers'
Resources
- The quill.com provides resources designed for
the beginning career writer. Numerous links, editorial. Virtual
bookstore under construction.
- Quilldrivers,
Purveyors of Quality Fiction
- Offers an on-line bookshop, new and unpublished
fiction, book reviews, help for the aspiring writer.
- Quotation Resources
-
- Rafters
- A quarterly literary journal with contemporary
writers.
- The
Raven Chronicles
- A monthly on-line edition of the award winning
regional literary magazine, featuring writings by Tiffany Midge, Gail
Trembley, Kathleen Alcala, Shermen Alexie and others.
- The Reader's Corner
- A page where you can review a book and/or write
about ideas spaked by reading a book. Submissions from you are
encouraged!
- Readmore,
Inc.
- A serials subscription and management vendor. We
provide traditional subscription services to special, corporate, medical
and academic libraries.
- Reid's Page for Writers
- Offers an electronic workshop for playwrights
and screenwriters.
- The Richmond
Review
- Founded in 1995, the Richmond Review is UK's
first literary magazine to be published exclusively on the World Wide
Web. Our aim is to publish around ten times a year with breaks in the
summer and around Christmas. The magazine now has a team of around
twenty-five regular contributors and editors. Books reviewed in the
areas of poetry, film, philosophy, and many other literary categories.
Archives to past issues and links to other book-related sites are also
included.
- Rising,
Ltd.
- Provides copy-editing services to writers in the
women's community.
- The
Romance Authors Newsletter
- Monthly e-mail newsletter to catch you up on
what's happening with all your favorite authors.
- Romance
Communications
- Romance
Communications, the romance magazine for the 21st-century. Includes
reviews of new releases, author interviews, expert advise, reader
contests, round-robin stories written by published authors, and links to
author web sites. Updated biweekly.
- The Romance
Reader
- Provides book reviews, author profiles, and
commentary on the romance fiction genre, including historical as well as
contemporary novels. Includes readers' recommendations and reviews, and
excerpts. Named as a USA Today online hot
site.
- Romancing the
Web
- Romancing the Web is a combination of
information, sources, and publicity for and about romance writers and
readers. Come and visit with the romance authors on our site including
Linda Cajio, Audra Adams, and Kim Lewis, just to name a few. Online
newsletter contains tips for the new romance writer.
- The Rose & Thorn (A Literary Ezine)
- A literary source showcasing the original works
of new and seasoned writers. Also features help resources for writers.
- Rough Writer's Roundup
- Includes book excerpts and author biographies,
all on and about the Old West. Also offers writers' resources and links
to other related sites.
- Salon
- Book reviews, poetry and fiction, discussions,
letters, etc., everything of outstanding interest to the literary
oriented Web surfer.
- Sapphire
Magazine
- Sapphire Magazine is
a virtual diversion of literature and opinion. An eclectic collection of
thought-provoking, entertaining and stimulating fact, fiction, reviews,
poetry and art from around the world. Submissions are welcome, all our
writers are paid for their work. The magazine includes lively
entertainment features such as puzzles, competitions, live chat, BBS,
humour and wit. The heart of the publication is a carefully selected
content of orginal, unpublished literary work of a very high calibre.
- Scars
Publications
- Features literary magazine of poetry, prose,
essays, short stories and art work, entitled Children, Churches and Daddies. Free Macintosh
hypercard stacks and free screen savers available as well as interactive
poetry, mad libs and free e-mail subscriptions. Links to other literary
magazine sites. Visit us!
- Science Fiction Romance
- Website for all those interested in this
exciting and growing subgenre. Highlights of the Science Fiction Romance newsletter, with
articles, interviews and reviews for authors and readers of science
fiction romances (or romantic f/sf). Also an online bookstore featuring
sf and romances, with some writers' references and how-to books.
- Seque Books
- Some of the most adventurous writing in
contemporary poetry. Segue Books publishes leading innovators in
contemporary poetry and criticism and also special anthologies of prison
writing from our Incisions Arts Program. Many of our writers from these
anthologies are also featured in PEN Prison Writing. Site sponsored by
the Segue Foundation.
- Sergei Streltsov and St. George Publishing
- A English-Russian literary edition featuring
poetry of the New Classicism, Conservative Royalism and Orthodox
Christianity schools. The editor is Sergei Streltsov, Moscow poet, who
writes in Russian, English and French.
- Seven Valleys
Software
- The home of StoryBuilder, a Windows program
thathelps fiction writers create better storiesby design.
- SF Central
- The only professional online source for the
science fiction and fantasy writing industry.
- The Sheldon
Oberman Writing and Storytelling Page
- Award-winning children's author offers resources
for writing and storytelling as well as his stories, poems, songs and
versions of traditional Jewish folk tales. Special sections for
teachers, writers, storytellers, librarians, kids and parents.
- Shenandoah
Literary Magazine
- The quarterly literary journal of Washington and
Lee University publishes prose and poetry from contributors around the
world. The website features subscription information, guidelines for
contributors, sample selections, and more.
- Siglo.net
- A journal devoted to the arts.
- SleuthFest Mystery Writer's Conference
- Florida's only mystery writer's conference.
Authors, editors, agents, publishers, crime specialists, panels on all
aspects of mystery writing.
- The Slush
Pile
- A book editor's site for children's authors who
don't have agents, who don't have connections, who aren't celebrities
and who basically have to claw their way to fame and fortune through the
slush pile.
- South African Poetry Sites
- Links to The South
African Review of Books, The Barefoot Press, and the South African Poetry Journal.
- Spelunker Flophouse Magazine
- Spelunker Flophouse
is a quarterly literary magazine of fiction, poetry and art which
focuses on the details of everyday life. We publish nationally-known as
well as new authors.
- Spike
- Offers cutting edge exclusive author interviews,
features, new writing and book reviews. Stay sharp with Spike!
- Tangled Web U.K. Crime & Mystery Fiction
Journal
- Crime & Mystery
Fiction Journal and the Internet Bookshop includes reviews,
features, links to authors' home pages, new books and lots more.
- Teachers and Writers
Collaborative
- Teachers & Writers Collaborative sends
writers into schools, publishes books and a magazine about the teaching
of writing, and hosts lectures and readings in its Center for
Imaginative Writing in New York City. A new feature on the T&W site,
WriteNet, includes examples of lesson plans, writing exercises, student
writing, materials valuable to school administrators, advice on using
computer technology in the teaching of writing, book reviews, and much
more.
- Teachers@Random
- A resource center for K-12 teachers built by
Random House Children's Publishing. Includes teacher's guides, free
classroom materials, a teacher's lounge, and buying discounts.
- Teachers & Writers
Collaborative
- A non-profit organization dedicated to the
philosophy that writers could make a unique contribution to the teaching
of writing. Information on membership, online residency and publications
is available on this site.
- TimeWinder, The Forum for the Imagination
- Featuring the best in science fiction, fantasy,
horror and thriller short stories. Currently taking submissions!
- Tips on Getting Published
- Although written for Australian writers in-mind,
this brief discourse by Sara Douglass provides some helpful tips for the
would-be author.
- Undergrowth
- The homepage for the undergrowth creative
writing unorganization at Bowling Green State University. Includes info
on the group, links for writers and an e-zine of members works.
- Union of Writers of the African Peoples
- Site of the African literature instructors
group. Page includes information on South African publishers, writers'
groups, and general news from UWAP.
- The UnPublished
Author
- This is the site for avid readers and aspiring
authors were being rejected is the only prerequisite for being
published.
- Upublish.com
- Printing on-demand for low volume and test
marketing important manuscripts, covering the areas of academic,
literary and scientific. Author royalties from 20% to 40%. Distribution
through major booksellers and Internet.
- Urban
Dialogue
- Urban Dialogue is a
literary zine dedicated to urban living. Site features virtual
bookstore, cafe, library and newsstand. All welcome.
- Utne Reader and Utne
Reviews
- A review source for the intellectual adventurer.
- Vermont Center for
the Book
- Visit our web site to find a complete listing of
our conferences for readers, workshops for education and library
professionals and programs for parents of preschool children, such as
our signature Mother Goose programs. We also publish an occasional
journal about books and ideas called Reading
Matters.
- Victory
Page
- Monthly newsletter on the subject of motivation.
Career advise for the aspiring fiction writer. Links to writing
workshops provided.
- Visible
Ink (Australia)
- Visible Ink is the practical arm of RMIT TAFE's
Professional Writing and Editing course.Our Web page is a crossroads for
writers from allover to publicise their readings, books and projects.
Includes a "What's On" guide to Melbourne and details of Visible Ink
publications.
- VMI
Publishers
- Founded by Bill and Nancie Carmichael who have over twenty-five years in the publishing industry, VMI offers a unique partnership with Christian authors to publish Christian and inspirational books.
- w r i t e r s.n e t
- The comprehensive guidebook to Net resources and
opportunities for writers. Appropriately, the book utilizes the Net,
with updates, a mailing list forum for reader-writers, the chapter on
research hyperlinked as a useful all-in-one search tool / navigation
site. Sponsored by Prima Publishing.
- Web Del
Sol
- Hosts several prominent literary magazines such
as Conjunctions and AGNI, plus author Websites and numerous
other-related literary of links and resources.
- The Whole
Wired Word
- A lively magazine for readers, updated daily.
Features include new fiction, smart book reviews, a reader's guide to
the Web, a bookstore offering handpicked authors and titles and a
readers' forum.
- William
Hoffman's Writing and Editing Service
- Offers writing, editing, and assessment services
for authors trying to publish their manuscripts.
- Wordpro
- Offers writing evaluations and writing
instruction online for nonfiction writers. Unusual and hard-to-find
publications for sale, such as booklets to help writers compose more
creatively and correctly. Publications on children's rights, mysticism
and spirituality, writing and print-media internships are also included.
- Words-and-More
- Provides translation and other editorial
services.
- Workshop
Elektrobard
- This middle-European international literary
workshop specializes in science fiction and fantasy titles.
- World Wide
Writer
- World Wide Writer is a print magazine show
casing new international writers. Highlights current short story
selections.
- The Write News
(TM)
- The Write News covers the arts, the writing and
publishing industries and world news every business day.
- The Write
Page
- An online newsletter for writers and readers of
genre fiction, including science fiction, romance, murder mysteries and
techno thrillers. Listing of onsite authors included.
- Write, Publish & Market Your Book
- Cappela Publishing Presents...everything you
need to know to Write, Publish & Market Your
Book (written by Patrika Vaughn). The basics of writing, marketing
and the publishing industry and how they interrelate to spell success or
failure.
- Write
Your Way to a Higher GPA
- A comprehensive "how-to" book about using
writing, researching, and editing skills to do better in school, in
life.
- Writer
Magazine
-
- The Writer's Block
- A creative writing magazine for anyone.
- Writer's
Bookcase
- Writer's Bookcase sells a wide range of
how-to-write books. Our online catalogue includes books on how-to-write
crime, romance, travel, children's' books and other genres. We also sell
books for editors, indexers and lovers of words and language.
- The Writer's
Center
- This non-profit organization offers programs and
services to promote the creation and general distribution of
contemporary literature. Some of the programs/courses include readings
and conferences, and desktop publishing. Provides meeting and work
space. Membership includes persons from publishing as well as writers
and readers.
- A
Writer's Connection
- Workshop, information and resources for writers
of metafiction and magical realism, featuring highly-acclaimed authors
such as Calvino, Borges, Barth, Rushdie and many more.
- Writer's
Digest
- Writer's Digest is the ultimate tool for writers
looking to sell their work.
- Writer's
Gateway
- This site is dedicated to good writing. We also
have hundreds of links for researchers, writers and multimedia buffs. An
Oregon Literary Map shows authors by clicking on a city.
- The Writer's Nook
News
- The Writer's Nook
News is the online version of the hard copy newsletter of the same
name which was published from 1985 to1995 by Eugene Ortiz. The Writer's Nook News exists for the enrichment
of all writers, whether aspiring or established, and regardless of field
or genre. The contents are decided solely on that mission. BTW, click
here to find out how to make The Writer's Nook
News the start-up page for your browser.
- The Writer's Page
- Includes resources, lists, and links for
writers, as well as the author's own publishing profile.
- The
Writer's Refuge
- A one-stop website for those looking for
information on writing and writing careers.
- Writer's Resource
Center
- An extensive catagorization of links for writers
of all genres.
- Writer's Resource Page
- A web site for professional writers and those
interested in writing.
- Writer's
Roundtable Conference
- Details of this two-track professional
conference to be held in 1997.
- The Writer's Table
at Women's Link
- The Writer's Table invites book lovers to join
in intimate interviews and monthly profiles of some the most exciting,
modern women writers.
- WriterL
- A private online community of writers tailored
for the discussion of book journalism, feature writing, explanatory
journalism, literary nonfiction, and the high-level reportage that is
generally associated with such writing. Members pay modest annual dues
(currently $17 a year, plus a one-time $5 sign-up) and their names and
short bios are circulated internally. All posts are signed, flames are
not allowed, and spamming is impossible.
- Writers Ask
- A writers' FAQ sheet with answers from many
published writers and creative writing professors, provided by Glimmer
Train Press.
- The Writers
Conference
- The first full-service writers conference on the
Internet. College-level, limited-enrollment, full-semester workshops and
seminars taught in real time on the net. Individual conferences for all
students. All courses taught by professional (and award-winning) writers
and editors from every genre and discipline.
- The Writers' Forum
- A forum page dedicated to the short story
fiction writer.
- Writers' Weekly
- Useful information when you start putting pen to
paper or if you want to get published.
- A Writerspage
- Offers freelance editorial services for novels,
business documents, anything to do with words. Reasonable rates.
- Writing and
Publishing Family History
- Noeline Kyle is the author of Tracing Family History and She Should've Listened to Grandma. She has
worked closely with family historians for many years supporting their
research and building links to professional and academic history.
- The
Writing Channel
- The Writing Channel offers a comprehensive site
of resources and published work for beginning and established writers.
- Writing Now
- An e-zine dedicated to helping writers market
their works. Each month we feature hints for writers, answer writing
questions, highlight writers from around the world, and include links to
other writing sites.
- The
Writing School
- Learn to be a successful writer.
Critically-acclaimed writing courses tailored to the book, magazine,
film and TV markets.
- Xenos Books
- Xenos Books is an independent publisher of
highly original American and foreign literature, including
Spanish-English, Italian-English editions. Its website is a bookstore,
virtual magazine and writer's forum, offering stories, poems, selections
from novels, editorials, advice to writers, links to literary resources,
unpublished manuscripts, drawings and a daily cartoon.
- Ygdrasil
- Provides links to literary journals and
magazines, with emphasis on poetry.
- The Young Writers' Club
- The goal of this group is to encourage to enjoy
writing.
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