Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 1178 pages
- Published by: Writers Digest Books
- Edition: Revised Edition August 10, 2004
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 1582972710
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-1582972718
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Book Dimensions:
9.1 x 6.9 x 2.1 inches
- Weighs: 2.8 pounds
Product Description
For the past eighty-three years, aspiring and established writers have trusted Writer's Market to provide them with the no-nonsense advice and authoritative guidance they need to find markets and to get published. With updated listings and fresh "need-to-know" publishing advice, the tradition continues with the 2005 guide, providing writers with:
*Over 4000 market listings for consumer magazines, book publishers, trade journals, and contests and awards, along with 50 listings for literary agents
*Dynamic interviews with established writers, including Julia Cameron and Dave Barry, and industry insiders, including publishers, editors and successful freelancers
*Essential publishing information and advice, including payment rates and tax answers, a guide to publisher imprints, online publishing basics, and valuable self-marketing tips
With this edition, Writer's Market continues to be the writing "bible," helping writers achieve their goals of seeing their work in print.
Reader ReviewsThis book and its companion website have been indispensible for me. The sheer breadth of markets and contact info is enough to make it worth it, but I also love the search capabilities of the website and the submission tracker, which I use every time I send out a query or get a response. No need for vast index card files anymore; now I can just click to find out if I've submitted to a market before, which editor responded, what the feedback was, etc. There is no better book for writers looking for markets for their work. Whether you write books or articles, you're bound to find appropriate publishers here-- usually with website and e-mail addresses included, along with the pay rate and what each one is looking for. This series represents a tremendous amount of research and saves me a ton of money and time in tracking down writer's guidelines and trying to ascertain needs, contact info, rates, etc. for each publication. I found my first paying markets in the Writer's Market many years ago, and have bought the book every year since then. I wouldn't have a career without it, and now I can't imagine doing without the online version, either. If I just came up with a great idea for an article about a health topic, I can search (with one click) to find out which high-paying magazines publish health articles, accept queries by e-mail, and have websites. You're truly missing out if you don't have this book on your reference shelf. --Jenna Glatzer Author of MAKE A REAL LIVING AS A FREELANCE WRITER and editor of AbsoluteWrite.com