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Books AtoZ
Links to related publishing sites, academic research, a calendar of book events, experimental online publications, and advice.
Everyone Who's Anyone in Adult Trade Publishing
Directory of contact information for literary agents, editors, and book publishers in the U.S., U.K., and Canada
Publishers Marketplace
Online database for publishing professionals. From PublisherLunch.
Writers Publish
Resource for authors and publishers featuring news, e-books, freelance jobs, writing contests, and advice.
NetRead.com
The Publishing Portal. Provides the tools, the community, and the knowledge to make book publishing simpler, rewarding, and profitable.
FINDaPLAY.com
Offers a searchable directory of the catalogs of major play publishers.
ITI's Literary Market Place.com
Directory of American and Canadian book publishers. Helps publishing professionals, authors, and those looking for industry data.
Writer’s Resources
BellaOnline: Writing
Danielle Hollister writes articles, reviews links and hosts an email newsletter, and discussion forum.
BloomsburyMagazine.com
The writers’ area is devoted to writers, published and unpublished. Advice, regular updates from the book business, a calendar of literary dates, and links to other sites.
Ideas4writers.co.uk
Ideas to make better writers. Writers’ bookshop, discussion forums, eZine and newsletter, competition, plus writing, computing, and word processing help.
Lit.Org
Offers forums and interviews with published authors. Also paying market and contest listings in a weblog format.
NotWriting.com
Aims to make writers feel better about procrastinators. Features ongoing commentary, diversions, and resources.
Resource Central
Links and resources for writing. Improve your writing skills, library skills, writing style, grammar. Fiction and nonfiction resources.
Scrawl: The Writer's Asylum
Provides writing workshops, story critiques, publication and support information, weekly flash fiction workshops, on-site e-zine publication, and discussion forums.
The Writer at Work
A free, weekly comic, by Richard Krzemien, for writers and creative people of all ages. The Writer mixes the working world of Dilbert with the absurdity of The Far Side.
Website Ideas for Writers
Every writer today needs an effective website as part of a complete marketing plan.
Writer Beware
Warnings and cautions for writers about literary frauds, scams, deceptions, and pitfalls.
WriteSuccess
Ideas, information
Writers Write
Weekly magazine. Features author interviews, articles
Writing Corner
Resources, event listings, feature articles, newsletters
Writer Beware
Warnings and cautions for writers about literary frauds, scams, deceptions, and pitfalls.
Writing-World.com
Writing articles and resources. Tips about how to become a better writer, get published and find writing markets. From Moira Allen.
eWriteLife.com
Find creative writing articles, prompts, ideas, reviews and other resources for writers.
Blog
How to conduct research using primary resource methods?
Primary research involves obtaining first-hand information about a phenomenon in the real world. This can produce either quantitative or qualitative data, and the means whereby it can be conducted are interviews, experiments, surveys, and ethnographic research. Almost...
Assure, Ensure, or Insure?
The English language has so many fun aspects, whether it’s sorting out homonyms (acts or ax) or figuring out which synonym is most appropriate (good or righteous). Even native English speakers can have difficulties with some nuances, so don’t feel too bad if you mix...
Lay or Lie
When to use "Lay" versus "Lie": difference between lay and lie Lay means "to place something down." It is something you do to something else. It is a transitive verb. Incorrect: Lie the book on the seat. Correct: Lay the book on the seat. (It is being done to...
Good Vs Well
It's such a simple little question: How are you? But I've heard from people who feel a twinge of apprehension or even full-blown frustration every time they have to decide whether to say they're good or they're well. “I'm good” is what you're likely to hear in general...
What makes a great academic paper?
The first rule concerning how students should set about writing academic essays is that there are no universal rules, since what works well for one writer may not suit another person. You may have been told in school that 'you should always begin with a plan' or that...
Writing is a process, not an event
Writing is more than just tapping words onto the page. There are several steps to writing: thinking, planning, researching, drafting and reviewing. What’s more, often all the stages in the writing process have to happen before a deadline. There can be a lot to do in a...
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