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"You Can Write Fiction" and other information and links for writers. Over 190 romance authors define the perfect hero. From Dan Perez, Writer and Editor. Business and craft of writing: articles, interviews, and resources for freelance writing, screenwriting, playwriting, novels, non-fiction, technical, comic books, etc. Grassroots site for spec writers. Veteran writers answer all your one-on-one questions about writing and publishing books, magazine articles, screenplays, and more! Sheree Bykofsky's Ask the Agent Tips and ideas for writers of fiction, screenplay and comedy genres. Pages take time to load. From the InkSpot site. By Ivan Hoffman A web site designed to help writers overcome hurdles (including fear) that are preventing them from producing pages on a regular basis. So often a person will have the desire to write, but fail to complete a work. In order to be a writer, one must write. 36 dramatic situations; 5 basic conflicts; 20 master plots; 12 steps to intimacy; editing, and more. by Syneca Featherstone. Contract tips for writers. by Jerry Gross, Editor of 'Editors on Editing'. Internet-wide resource for editors, proofreaders, translators, indexers, writers, typesetters and anyone involved in the preparation of the written word for publication. UK based. essays explore foundation issues of storytelling: The human need for stories, and how a story fulfills the needs of its audience. How to set a story moving forward on page one. Creating plots that make a story's movement toward resolution potent and dramatic. By Crawford Kilian This site is for those who have been forced by their own muse into the wonder, frustration, pain and joy, of this wonderful art form. Markets, conferences and more sites for and about writing. By C.S. Fuqua Sarah Smith, Sisters in Crime. By James C. Bradford. Cader Books book publishing FAQ Sensible solutions for getting happily published. How to Make Yourself Irresistible to Any Agent or Publisher A simple at-a-glance system for authors and publishers straining to find a title for their next big blockbuster novel. From Adler & Robin Books, Inc. Tips and links by writers. Writing resources. Writing-related links and resources, market and guideline info and database, articles, interviews, forums, classifieds, free email newsletter, more. Insights From Editors, Agents, Authors. Library of articles from AuthorLink. Author gives fiction writing tips. Writing advice, markets and courses. Links to free online tutorials on poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting, comics, business and research writing, from Knowledge Hound, the how-to directory. Learn How to Write and Sell Genre Fiction, a step-by-step guide on cassette. This site is dedicated to warning writers of agents, editors and publishers who are known to participate in poor business practices. Useful variety of info sources and legal contract warnings. International literary agents. Site contains useful "how-to" information on the business of getting published. Learn to cluster, free-write and revise to improve your writing. handouts from Purdue University. Offers tips for writers, writers' competitions, a guide for Internet research for writers, and more. Red Inkworks remains dedicated to the written word. Along with the resources and the short story contests are offered an assortment of links reflective of my love for speculative literature. Articles about writing and getting published. A message board and newsletter too. Writing tips included in this publishers site. Advice and tips from Writers. You've got an idea for a novel. Now what? An educational resource for beginning and experienced writers and editors. It contains a large instruction section,links to over 1,000 Web sites for writers, and interviews with authors. By Sara Douglass Articles on writing skills, finding a publisher, copyright issues, and electronic rights; resources for fantasy/SF writers; contests; critique groups; research and writing links. A wide range of articles, links, and resources for writers of all levels of experience. Writers' Aids consist of Tip Sheets, articles, seminar notes for aspiring or multi-published authors, beginner through advanced. Articles cover topics on the writing craft, the industry, and the writing life. Also an email list at Onelist. Victory Page, a source of original articles by Victory Crayne on motivation and writing fiction or non-fiction A forum for the discussion of topics of interest to writers. Also at the site is a monthly newsletter for writers which provides indepth feature articles, interviews with publishing professionals and authors, and market tips. A webpage focusing on warnings for writers about areas in which they should protect themselves Willow Hall, a virtual hotel for writers, is the perfect writer's retreat! The rooms are free, the service is excellent and you are surrounded by fellow writers... what more could you ask for? How To Write Great Queries Without Resorting To Threats, Bribery or Coercion. By Wendy Keller, ForthWrite Literary Agency Internationally published writer, Dorothea Helms, shares tips and links for writers. Find out about the workshops offered on humor writing, ad writing, business writing, how to run a writing business and how to win writing contests. A practical, categorized compilation of Web-based references for professional writers and editors. by Dr. Paul Hartunian Published freelance writer and short story book author, Pam Calvert, gives valuable information to get you on the road to publication. Some writing tips and links. Site also publishes writing. A directory of articles and hundreds of resources for writers. The Writer's Online Workshop contains articles on writing short stories and novels. Contains useful advice, helpful tricks and vivid examples. Also reviews and recommends writing sites and books. Great writers Resources, short story contests, featured published authors, free workshops, article submission and free writers classifieds and more. Articles from The Internet Writing Journal. This was the e-zine Writing Today. The last issue was June of 1998. But the site is still up and some articles in archived issues are quite good. Email link to webmaster is broken. A research project about how users read on the Web and how authors should write their Web pages (a study by John Morkes and Jakob Nielsen): includes downloadable files, tasks, and questionnaires to allow replicated or revised experiments. Contains excerpts & sample exercises from the Los Angeles Times Bestseller Writing in Flow. Links to how-to guides, tutorials and tips on novels, plot, poetry, fiction, screenwriting, comics, business and research writing and more. Literary Agents: A 4 part series. A site specifically dealing with writers' block which includes advice, resources, exercises, "DON'Ts", etc. |
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