Writer's Digest
Writer's Digest is a magazine in the United States designed for both new and experienced writers. It features interviews, listings of markets for writing, calls for submissions, and articles that provide guidance on various writing topics. The magazine is part of F+W Media, which also produces the yearly Writer's Market, a resource that includes information on paying opportunities such as magazines, publishers, and writing contests, along with an index and helpful advice for novice writers. Writer's Digest is released eight times a year.
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writersdigest.com | Debra Eckerling
“Book Comps”—aka comparable/comparison titles—is one of the most important sections of your nonfiction book proposal. (How to Write a Great Overview for Your Book Proposal.)The reason? Past sales are proof of future sales. Book comps are bestselling titles in your genre that are similar to—but different from—yours.
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3 weeks ago |
writersdigest.com | Shirley Russak Wachtel
It was as elusive as reaching the holy grail, and at times I feared my dream of becoming a published writer would never be attained. But lo and behold, just as I was on the cusp of turning 70, it happened. I had finally reached my lifelong dream. (Losing Your Champions Amidst Success.)My journey to becoming a writer stemmed from my love of reading. I recall spending hours filling my arms with books by Beverly Cleary and other favorites when I was as young as eight.
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writersdigest.com | Monica Macansantos
“What do you mean, you don’t know?” the Booker Prize winner said, pausing in his signing to give me a curious look. I was embarrassed by the attention he was giving me, perhaps because I felt I didn’t deserve it: I was another MFA graduate with no book out yet, and whose manuscript, a short story collection, had failed to sell after my agent shopped it around.
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writersdigest.com | Paula Rizzo
Organization is essential to the querying process. That’s because it involves contacting numerous agents—sometimes more than 100 people! It’s easy to forget details without a system. The last thing you want to do is accidentally send an email to the wrong person or forget to follow up (if that’s what they ask for!) Those little mix-ups can undermine your professionalism and hurt your chances of success. Organization will help you avoid flubs like that.
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writersdigest.com | Robert Brewer
Nova Ren Suma is the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling The Walls Around Us and A Room Away from the Wolves, which were both finalists for the Edgar Award. She also wrote Imaginary Girls and 17 & Gone and co-edited the story & craft anthology FORESHADOW: Stories to Celebrate the Magic of Reading & Writing YA. She has an MFA in fiction from Columbia University and has taught creative writing at Columbia University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Vermont College of Fine Arts.
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