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Writer’s Relief (established 1994) is a highly recommended author’s submission service. We act as specialized advisors and industry-specific personal assistants to help creative writers navigate the ins and outs of publishing. Along with strategically targeting submissions to the best-suited markets, we provide professional manuscript preparation, formatting, proofreading, market research, and tracking. We are endorsed by many in the writing community, and our clients include established authors, celebrated poets, tenured professors, editors, and promising new ... [More]

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Six Techniques to Make Editors Notice Your Poetry
[Writing-and-Speaking:Writing] Techniques that will make editors notice your poetry. Use these techniques to get your poetry published in literary magazines and literary journals.

How Long is a Book? Determine Your Novel's Genre, Subgenre, and Best Word Count
[Writing-and-Speaking:Writing] How long should your book be? How long a book should be depends on the genre and the intentions of the writer. If you want to self-publish, it doesn't matter how long your book is or isn't because you have total control. But if you're seeking a traditional New York publisher, here are some guidelines for how long a book should be.

Genre Novels - Word Count Rules, Subgenres, and Guidelines For Getting Your Book Published
[Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] How long is a book? How long should a book be? What genre is your book or novel? Are you sure you are marketing your novel correctly?

Self-Publishing - Should You Tell Literary Agents & Editors About Your Self-Published Book?
[Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] Should you tell literary agents and editors about your self-published book (novel) in the biography section of your cover or query letter? Find out when mentioning your self-published fiction or nonfiction in your query letter is going to make literary agents get excited about you, and when it just makes them think you are an amateur.

Publication Credits - How to Build Up Your Bio (Super Fast) For Your Cover and Query Letters
[Writing-and-Speaking:Writing] Many writers feel there is a catch-22 situation in publishing: writers must be published to get published. So how can you break the cycle? Find out how to build up your publishing credentials and the writing biography section of your cover or query letter. These techniques beef up your bio super fast--they're great if you're in a rush to query literary agents and editors quickly.

Literary Agent Scams - How to Protect Yourself From Con Artists
[Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] This article teaches writers (primarily writers of books and novels submitting to literary agents) how to identify, spot, and avoid literary agency scams and schemes. Protect your writing from unscrupulous literary agents with our handy guide.

Short Story Techniques That Get Writers Published
[Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] A checklist for short story writers. Pointers on how to prepare your short story for publication at literary magazines and literary journals. Techniques you can use to get your short story published.