| Be
a Food Writer,
by Pamela White. Find
out how and where to sell your writings about all things
food-related. |
| Romance
Writing: Literary History and Commercial Categories,
by Julia Ann Charpentier. This book explores romance
writing from its literary roots to its commercial categories
today, a guide for aspiring beginners and established
professionals. |
| Writing.Com:
Creative Internet Strategies to Advance Your Writing Career,
by Moira Allen. This book was written to sort out all
the confusing information available to writers on the Internet,
and to help writers determine what works and what doesn't. |
| The
Newsletter Editor's Handbook, by Marvin Arth, Helen Ashmore,
and Elaine Floyd. Jump-start your newsletter and
writing career without going back to school or working for a
newspaper. Here's your press pass into the heart of any
newsroom. |
| Dream
Jobs to Go: Romance Writer!,
by Joyce Lavene.
The
rules of breaking into romance writing.
Meet
"real" romance authors who will share how they got
started, divulge what their writing days are like, and offer
insider tips to speed you on to success. Plus, a 10-Step Game
Plan to get you started today! |
| Create
A Short Story Product That Sells, by Georgina Stath.
What you know someone else wants to know. Learn what short story
products to sell and how to package your knowledge to create a
profitable business. |
| Publish
Your Own Short Stories And Keep All The Profits, by Georgina
Stath. There is a way to make a comfortable living with your
short stories. This ebook will show you how to keep all the
profits. |
| The
Practicing Writer's Primer on Low-Residency MFA Programs, by
Erika Dreifus. Advice and assessment strategies -- plus
current contact information for twenty programs in the United
States and Canada -- to assist those considering graduate study
in creative writing. |
| The
Practicing Writer's Directory of Paying Poetry Markets,
by Erika Dreifus. A
resource for poets who seek paying markets for their work.
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The
Practicing Writer's Guide to No-Cost Literary Contests and
Competitions
(2005 Edition), by Erika Dreifus. Detailing
150 opportunities that can lead to cash prizes, publication,
grants, and other career-enhancing awards (without requiring
"entry fees" or "reading fees"), this guide
supports writers at every level.
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