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www.mehtabookeditingnewyork.com
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| | | | | If you've been querying agents for a while, you know that finding representation can be more challenging than finding a publisher. You've likely been searching for an agent because most publishers, namely corporate publishers that can offer authors a substantial advance against royalties, don't generally accept unagented submissions. But several independent and university presses welcome submissions directly from authors. Here is a list of publishers that don't just accept unsolicited submissions; they a... | |
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www.aerogrammestudio.com
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| | | | | In this guest post Eva Langston from Carve Magazine shares ten of the most common mistakes writers make when submitting their work. 1. Not reading literary magazines This seems obvious, but if you want to... | |
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thefreelancersyear.com
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| | | | | There's no beating around the bush. I've had a massive month, and one that tipped my total commissions for the year over $100K. Much of that has been earned through feature writing for magazines and newspapers - something I never thought was possible. Especially given this is my first year... | |
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nkjemisin.com
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| | | A reader wrote to me today, suggesting that I put a tipjar on my website so that he could contribute to my earnings, since he gets my books from the library. I wrote back to him, but since other people might wonder about this, I figured I'd repost the content of my reply here to share. Hi [redacted,] For as long as I'm traditionally published, I'm not planning to do a tipjar. I really appreciate the thought, but thing is - you are contributing by checking out books from the library. The more lends and reservations a library gets for [...] | ||
