Path to Professionalizing III: Treating yourself like a pro
Want to be a pro? Step one: Start acting like one. Read More “Path to Professionalizing III: Treating yourself like a pro”
getting published
#RutBusterBook: Getting to know you
Building characters is a critical – and, I’m learning, quite difficult – part of writing a book. Read More “#RutBusterBook: Getting to know you”
5 literary journals that pay for poetry
Paying poetry markets may be dwindling, but plenty still exist if you know where to find them. Here are five publications that pay their poets. Read More “5 literary journals that pay for poetry”
David Hagberg on how to write stories that sell
The best-selling novelist provides insight and tips for writing books that are commercially successful. Read More “David Hagberg on how to write stories that sell”
The top 10 do’s and don’ts of submitting to literary agents
Before querying agents make sure to do or not do each of these items. Read More “The top 10 do’s and don’ts of submitting to literary agents”
Stocking your writer’s press kit
Self-promotion is a big part of being a writer, and having marketing materials readily available just makes everyone’s job a little easier. Read More “Stocking your writer’s press kit”
Literary Spotlight: Blanket Sea
This online journal showcases works written by people with chronic or mental illness and disabilities. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Blanket Sea”
Literary Spotlight: DAME Magazine
This powerhouse magazine is on the hunt for bold, clear-eyed writers. Read More “Literary Spotlight: DAME Magazine”
The lords and ladies of LOL: Inside the minds of America’s top humor editors
An exclusive look at the gatekeepers of contemporary comedy writing.
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Literary Spotlight: The Forge Literary Magazine
This inclusive journal offers a wealth of opportunity for both writers and editors.
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