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Articles related to "Fiction Markets"
Flash Fiction Markets Micro-fiction, postcard fiction, flash fiction: whatever you call it, it's a distinct genre and it has its own markets. These places publish stories under 1,000 words. flash fiction markets • micro-fiction markets • postcard fiction • short fiction markets • flashquake
5 New Fiction Markets These literary magazines accept fiction from writers of all experience levels, and are a great way for writers to gain added exposure for their fiction. fiction markets • magazine markets • fiction magazines • open submissions • fiction
Agents This article will discuss agents and whether or not a writer should have one. writing • writer • poetry • fiction • markets
Contests: Beware of Scams This article will discuss contests and possible scams writers can fall prey to. regina avalos • writer • writing • potry • fiction
DEVILFISH: Is the Right Character Telling Your Story? Marketing a short story is a mysterious process. The title could turn off an editor, the theme might be better communicated as a science fiction tale rather than a crime thriller. Or, the wrong character may be telling the story. This article documents the journey my short story "Devilfish" took before it sold. fiction • marketing • characters • viewpoint • point of view
Finding New Fiction Markets Without spending any money, markets for aspiring writers are available for the taking simply by visiting your local bookstore. fiction markets • free markets • writing markets • submitting your writing • writing help
How to Find Short Story Markets Short of buying dozens of high-priced books, the internet is the best source available to writers looking for markets for short stories. markets for short fiction • markets for short stories • short story markets • short fiction markets • duotrope's digest
Paying Flash Fiction Markets These online magazines offer payment for short stories under 1,000 words in length. flash-fiction • short-stories • micro-fiction • paid-markets • paying-markets
Finding a Writing Group A writers group can focus on critiques, marketing and networking, or simply be a social support group. What kind of a group are you looking for, and how do you find one? writers groups • writing groups • critique groups • writing skills • online groups
NYTBL suggests Blacks love church scandal more than faith Three African American Authors sit on the New York Times Bestseller's List this week. Although my writing cronies applaud this feat, I question its deeper meaning. As I read which books made the list I see a peculiar similiarity, two of the books premise concerns black ministers with dirty secrets. Now I know scandal sells, but I wonder does christianity do as well? author • african american • black • christian • fiction
Occupational Reading for Science Fiction Writers If you're serious about writing science fiction, you need to read the professional markets, the trade journals, and science and technology magazines. occupational reading for science fiction writers • science fiction trade magazines • science fiction market reports • resources for science fiction writers • science and technology magazines for science ficti
Writing Fiction – What to Write and Why Most writers choose to write about what they know best, their favourite genre, or their hobbies and interests - But is that going to sell? writing for profit • writing as a career • writing for pleasure • writing trends • writer’s research
Ready for Print Your story may be finished, but your work isn't; you still have to convince an editor that your masterpiece is worth publishing. Here's how. story • edit • edited • publication • publish
How Wifey Transformed YA Author to Adult Author Judy Blume, author of over 20 best-selling novels, made a name for herself as both a respected YA author, and as a groundbreaking author of female empowerment books. judy blume as children's author • judy blume as young adult author • judy blume as adult author • judy blume's wifey as female empowerment novel • comparison between judy blume's wifey and erica jo
Paying Mystery Short Story Markets These magazines are open to submissions from new or experienced mystery writers, and offer payment for publication. mystery magazines • mystery short stories • publish mysteries • publish short stories • publish mystery short stories
Site Review: SpecFicWorld.com A site review of SpecFicWorld.com an excellent resource for writers of speculative fiction. fiction • science fiction • writing • write • writer
Toni Morrison Tribute What can Toni Morrison's work teach us about christian fiction and the womanist movement? "toni morrison" • christian • fiction • woman • "african american"
What are Careers in History? General commentary on careers in History including possible careers as well as web-sites for employment opportunities. careers • history • public history • government • corporations
Are you a writer? This article will introduce the writer to submitting their material to contests and paying markets. Each week there will also be a market and contest of the week for the writer to submit to if interested. writer's digest • inkspot • writer's write • writer • magazine
Beam Us Some Decent SciFi, Scotty -- Continued Every wondered why there are so few good Science Fiction text games on the 'net? This article explores the reasons behind this puzzling trend. Part two of two. science • fiction • text • graphic • video
Believable Characters for Young Adult Readers Part I How to create beleivable young adult characters, elements of writing for young adults young adults • writing • creating characters • believable characters for young adult readers • sue reichard
Getting a Novel Published Breaking into the fiction business without an agent is getting difficult as more and more publishing houses refuse to look at unagented material. finding literary agent • literary agent • query literary agent • query letter • writing and publishing
Great Beginnings Part 2 A look at two different classic stories and the beginnings their authors chose for them. science fiction • writing • writing science fiction • science • fiction
Hook, Lines, Unsinkable Want to hook your reader from the very first line and keep her reading? Learn some handy tips from the pros. hooks • beginnings • writing • books.
Paying Jobs for Writers The classified ads don't often carry jobs for writers. Specialized services on the Web offer listings of full-time, part-time and freelance positions for writers. Use them to find paying markets for your work. jobs • freelance writing • websites • web sites
Sophia's Journal: Time Warp 1857 Najiyah Diana Helwani writes a historical science fiction drama in which a modern Muslim girl travels back in time. sophia's journal: time warp 1857 • book review • islamic fiction • islamic fiction novel for teens • najiyah diana helwani
Writing Speculative Fiction So you want to write Speculative Fiction? Don't call it Sci-Fi. Know who you're writing for, and what to write about. genre • science fiction • writing • publishing • speculative
Market Report No. 1: Writing for Free A report on publications to submit your stories to. In this first Market Report, we look at publications that don't pay writers, and why you may want to consider such markets. writing • writing science fiction • science • fiction • writer
Market Report: Semi-Prozines This market report looks at science fiction magazines paying in what is considered to be the semipro range (most between 1 and 3 cents per word.) writing science fiction • write science fiction • write • writer • writing
Writing Media Tie-in Fiction From <i>Star Trek</i> to <i>Buffy the Vampire Slayer</i> media tie-in fiction is huge. Learn what it takes to become a franchise fiction writer. media • media tie in • media tie-in • tie-in • tie in
Science Fiction Themes: World Building (Part II) This is the first in a series of articles looking at traditional themes and concepts of science fiction. Part II of the article on worldbuilding looks at using your newly created world in a story as well as further online resources on worldbuilding. science fiction • science • fiction • sf • sci fi
Science Fiction Themes: World Building (Part I) This article is the first in a series of articles looking at traditional themes and concepts of Science Fiction. Part I of this article looks at the mechanics of world building and how to create your own world. science fiction • science • fiction • sf • sci fi
Margaret L. Carter, Revisited A return visit with author Margaret L. Carter, vampire romance and nonfiction author. margaret l. carter • dark changeling • vampire • vampires • vampyres |
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