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Submission
Issues
Knowing who and where
to send your work to, and in what format is made
a little easier in this article listing
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Mastering the
Dreaded Synopsis - Condensing Your Novel
by Lee Masterson
Writing a synopsis is one of the toughest chores a writer
will face. How do you condense a 400-page novel into just
2 or 3 pages? This article will outline some tips to help
keep it tight and terrific!
Six Tips for
Submitting Fiction - If YOu Want It To Get Published
by Amber McNaught
Knowing how and what to submit - and to whom - can
greatly increase your chances of getting published.
Manuscript
Formatting
by Lee Masterson
A guide to formatting your manuscript.
Writing the Perfect
Query Letter
by Lee Masterson
Writing a letter of introduction to a complete stranger
doesn't have to be difficult.
Determining Genre
by Dr. Vicki Hinze
Many how-to articles and books tell authors that they
must 'classify' their manuscripts into a specific genre
before submitting to an agent or publisher. But how do
you go about determining into which genre your book
belongs?
Query Letters That
Will Knock Their Socks Off!
by Lenore Wright
Outlines how to write a query letter that will make
editors beg to see your screen-play!
How to Impress An
Editor - And How to Mark Yourself as An Amateur
by Lee Masterson
There are some steps every writer should take to ensure
an editor sees him as a professional author - and there
are some steps that can mark you as an amateur
immediately
Building a
Professional Writing Portfolio
by Lee Masterson
Here's how to create a portfolio of professional writing
credits - the easy way.
How to Beat the
Slushpile
by Lee Masterson
If you have a manuscript to send out, increase your
chances of getting out of the slushpile without being
rejected.
On Waiting:
Suggestions for Writers
by Terry W. Ervin II
Youve just submitted your short story after several
days spent locating the perfect market. Now what do you
do? Waiting. Its often followed by the question:
How long should I wait? Then the next question: Wait for
how long
until I do what?
Trilogy Synopses (this link will take
you to Fantasy Factor)
by Vicki Hinze
How does a writer submit a synopsis for an entire
trilogy?
What Are Your
Chances Of Getting Published?
by
Laura Backes
Most beginning children's writers are curious about their
chances of ever seeing their work in print. What are your
chances?
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