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Since January of 2008 WEbook, the ground-breaking online resource for aspiring authors, has taken a new approach to publish books in print and electronically.

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New writers hope to earn money but often find literary journals will only pay in contributor's copies. Here are some magazines that pay out in real dollars and cents.

Annual writing contests offer publication to writers who are willing to pay small entry fees in order to compete. Publications seek writers with the "IT" factor.