2005 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market (Novel and Short Story Writer's Market)

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For nearly 25 years, Novel & Short Story Writer's Market has been the only resource of its kind exclusively for fiction writers--no other resource provides as many listings devoted specifically to the craft of story. Each entry details what editors are looking for, how much they pay, how soon they respond and how to get in touch with them. Inside, you'll find: *2000 completely updated listings, including magazines, book publishers, literary agents, contests and literary journals, plus 350 listings new to this edition *Expert advice from a spectrum of fiction writers, including Margaret Atwood, horror writer Douglass Clegg, romance writer Debbie Macomber, mystery writer T. Jefferson Parker, and more *Helpful resources listing conferences, workshops, and writing programs Any writer writing any kind of fiction needs this essential resource.


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For nearly 25 years, fiction writers have depended on the reliable information they find only in Novel & Short Story Writer's Market. If you're writing literary or genre novels or short stories, this is the ONE book you must have on your reference shelf! Over 1,900 listings, 350 of which are new, are included. Each listing contains detailed contact information, current editorial needs, and submission guidelines. More than 100 pages of interviews with working editors and writers such as bestselling novelist Margaret Atwood and graphic novelist and illustrator David Mack are included. Also included is an interview with Gregory Maguire, whose novel Wicked became a Tony-nominated Broadway hit. Glean insight and advice from top romance, science fiction, fantasy and horror writers. Get on top of new trends and resources for conferences, workshops, contests, and more! The 2005 Novel & Short Story Writer's Market is the only book that provides 100% updated, accurate, and easy-to-use information all in one place!


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