Writer Resources

Links to related publishing sites, academic research, a calendar of book events, experimental online publications, and advice.

Directory of contact information for literary agents, editors, and book publishers in the U.S., U.K., and Canada

Online database for publishing professionals. From PublisherLunch.

The Publishing Portal. Provides the tools, the community, and the knowledge to make book publishing simpler, rewarding, and profitable.

Offers a searchable directory of the catalogs of major play publishers.

Directory of American and Canadian book publishers. Helps publishing professionals, authors, and those looking for industry data.

Danielle Hollister writes articles, reviews links and hosts an email newsletter, and discussion forum.

The writers’ area is devoted to writers, published and unpublished.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.

Ideas to make better writers. Writers’ bookshop, discussion forums, eZine and newsletter, competition, plus writing, computing, and word processing help.

Aims to make writers feel better about procrastinators. Features ongoing commentary, diversions, and resources.

Links and resources for writing. Improve your writing skills, library skills, writing style, grammar. Fiction and nonfiction resources.

Provides writing workshops, story critiques, publication and support information, weekly flash fiction workshops, on-site e-zine publication, and discussion forums.

Every writer today needs an effective website as part of a complete marketing plan.

Warnings and cautions for writers about literary frauds, scams, deceptions, and pitfalls.

Ideas, information and inspiration for writers.

Resources, event listings, feature articles, newsletters and email lists. A site about the art, craft and business of writing.

Warnings and cautions for writers about literary frauds, scams, deceptions, and pitfalls.

Writing articles and resources. Tips about how to become a better writer, get published and find writing markets. From Moira Allen.