This is the year of the better Every Writer. Yes, I know, all sites say that, sure, sure, whatever right? Well, we mean it. We have plans to bring you better short stories, better poetry, better markets, and better articles and interviews. Instead of waiting until the last minute
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The O’Henry Awards Why These Awards are Still Important
This is our list of magazines that have had work selected to be honored by the O’Henry Awards. Since 1918 they have been awarding short fiction writers this award. It is a time honored tradition, and the first collection of O’Henry awards was published in 1919.
University Book Publishers
University book publishers are at the heart of the academic publishing world. At one time they were the pillars of the literary magazine world. Universities, before the internet and new technology were really the only organizations that could afford to produce a high-quality literary publications. There were always exceptions, but for the most part university…
Make Money with your Literary Magazine
There are 4 ways most sites are make money on the internet. They are the same for every site. The only variation on these 4 sources of revenue is audience.
Writing Resources
Writing Resources Here is our list of “Help Me Write” resources. This is a detailed list of workshop writing resources. That means this is help on a the page. We want to grow this list, so if you know other resources that you fell should be on this list, please list them in the comments,…
Links for Screenwriters
You might have been redirected here from our old listing. We have redone this list and made it up to date. We also moved it from another page. This is our list of resources
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From Rejection Letter to Bestseller
Rejection plants a seed of doubt, even in confident writers. Authors know the road to publication is littered with rejection letters from agents and editors, but most people
What is a publishing company?
With the world of publishing changing at an exponential rate there are a lot of people asking what is a publishing company? The question isn’t easy to answer. Really the
Interview with Susan Burmeister-Brown
You will not find much biographical information around the web about Susan Burmeister-Brown. She co-founded Glimmer Train
Freelance Writing Resources
This is our list of freelance writing links for writers. It is designed to bring our readers the best freelance writing resources we could
Should I Start a Paid or Free Blog?
Once you have decided to go with a blog, you have to decide if you want to go with a free blog like Tumblr or a paid hosting site. There are 3 questions you have to answer before you decide free blog or paid blog.
Should I Make a Blog or Static Page for Writers?
This article in one in a series of articles that address the issues of online promotion for writers. The first question to answer in the quest for online promotion is do I static HTML or blog?
How to Submit a Poem or Short Story Without Email or Snail Mail?
EWR has a new submissions system. It answers the age old question of how to Submit a poem or short story without using email or snail mail. People really do keep asking.
Do Writers Need Social Networks?
So I saw this on a message board just the other day. People, writers/ authors who have self-published a book are asking if they need Twitter?