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Writing For Magazines:     more books (101)

FREELANCE WRITING FOR MAGAZINE by Marcia Yudkin, 2005 Freelance Writing for Magazines & Newspa by Marcia Yudkin, 1988 Writing for Magazines by Myrick E. Land, 1992 Teach Yourself Writing for Magazines (Teach Yourself: General Reference) by Rod Lawton, 2008-01-01 Basics of Writing for Magazines The Basics of Writing for Magazines by North Light Books, 1998-12 Writing for the magazines. by J. Berg Esenwein . by Esenwein. Joseph Berg. 1867-, 1918-01-01 How to make money writing for magazines, newspapers, radio, movies, books, stage and comics magazines by Robert Kanigher, 1943 Free lance writing for the magazines;: A book of help for the guidance of the adventurer in magazine and newspaper free lance writing, by William J Shannon, 1935 Freelance Writing for Magazines & Newspa by Marcia Yudkin, Basics of Writing for Magazines Freelance Writing for Magazines and Newspapers: Breaking in Without Selling Out by unknown, 1988-01-01 Writing for Magazines by Myrick E. Land, 1987 Feature Writing for Newspapers and Magazines - The Pursuit of Excellence - 5th Edition by Edward Friedlander, John Lee, 2004

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61. Writing Great Copy For Magazines In San Francisco CA United States
    Writing Great Copy for MagazinesDuring this course, students explore various aspects of writing for magazines. Writing Great Copy for Magazines.  
    http://www.training-classes.com/course_hierarchy/courses/651_Writing_Great_Copy_
    
    Extractions: Self Directed Pricing in US$ 79.00 per student Detailed Description Writing Great Copy for Magazines Short Description: During this course, students explore various aspects of writing for magazines. Full Description: Students explore various aspects of, and techniques needed to write for magazines. During the course, students will also identify their key interests and how they can focus those interests into marketable pieces of writing. Outcomes: NOTE: This is a self-directed course. Students will receive feedback on the final week's assignment. Exercises completed before that week will be used to tailor the course to the student's needs but will not receive individual feedback.

62. Writer's Market: How Much Should I Charge?
    published page. Science writing for magazines $2,0005,000/article. See also Computer, Scientific Technical Writing. Special  
    http://www.writersmarket.com/content/howmuch8.asp
    
    Extractions: How Much Should I Charge? Abstracting: $20-30/hour for trade and professional journals; $20 low, $30 mid-range, $60 high/hour for scholarly journals. Advertorial: $650, low; $1,000 high/printed page. Article manuscript critique: $40/3,000 words. Arts reviewing: $35-100 flat fee or 20-30¢/word, plus admission to events or copy of CD (for music). Book reviews: Consultation on magazine editorial: $1,000-1,500/day plus expenses. Copyediting magazines: $16-30/hour. Editing: General, $25-500/day or $250-2,000/issue; Religious publications, $200-500/month or $15-30/hour. Fact checking: $26 low, $50 mid-range, $75 high/hour. Feature articles: Anywhere from 20¢ to $4/word; or $150-2,750 per 1,500 word article, depending on size (circulation) and reputation of magazine. Ghostwriting articles (general): Up to $2/word; or $300-3,000/project. Indexing: $15-40/hour. Magazine, city, calendar of events column: $50-150/column. Magazine column: Magazine copyediting: $15, low; $25, mid-range, $50 high, $100 very high/hour.

63. Writing For Children's Magazines By Donna Freedman
    A guide to writing for children's magazines by Donna Freedman. of mine earned $1 100 on just two articles for juvenile magazines. And there are hundreds of freelance opportunities out  
    http://www.underdown.org/magazines.htm
    
    Extractions: Purple Crayon Bookstores (Revised and expanded version of an aricle orginally published in Children's Writer , a publication of the Institute for Children's Literature) Not everyone can write for kids, but everyone should want to: Children's magazines can be a lucrative market. I've been paid as much as $1,000 for a 350-word article. You don't have to have children, or even like them, to do this kind of writing - a childless, kid-hating friend of mine earned $1,100 on just two articles for juvenile magazines. And there are hundreds of freelance opportunities out there, from Sunday-school papers to glitzy, high-tech skateboard 'zines. The market has grown noticeably in recent years. In 1985, the Institute for Children's Literature identified 354 freelance markets. More recently, ICL listed nearly 600 such markets. Writing for kids isn't easy, of course. You have a tiny space in which to pack as much information as you can. You have to write in language they can understand. And you need fabulous ideas that will grab the attention of youngsters who are increasingly distracted by CD-ROM, cable television, and other competing media. Although many writers want to create enduring children's fiction, they're a lot more likely to sell a non-fiction piece. Juvenile magazines do publish a fair amount of short stories, but they're generally outnumbered by articles and activities. And an increasing number of magazines focus on non-fiction topics like science, nature and technology. "Where the sales are, where the interest is, is non-fiction," says Susan Tierney, editor of the industry newsletter

64. Www.Magatopia.com - Writing Magazines
    List of free online magazines for writer's.  
    http://www.magazine-rack.com/writing.html

65. An Editor's Advice On Writing For Teen Literary Magazines
    Interview with Deborah Vetter, editor of Cicada magazine, about writing for the teen reader.  
    http://www.writersdigest.com/articles/interview/deborah_vetter.asp?secondarycate

66. North American School Of Outdoor Writing
    The North American School Of Outdoor writing training on writing on outdoor topics, with a focus on outdoor sports magazines.  
    http://fishingincanada.com/outdoorwriting/
    
    Extractions: email: rbrunt@saltspring.com The North American School of Outdoor Writing Become An Outdoor Writer! People who write for outdoor magazines may have the best job on earth how can you beat getting paid to go on trips to exotic outdoor locations? If you've ever wondered about pursuing a full-time or part-time career as an outdoor writer, then a new Canadian correspondence school is just for you. The North American School of Outdoor Writing, directed by award-winning journalist/columnist Roger Brunt, provides a comprehensive program that teaches how to create and sell stories about the outdoors. The curriculum, which takes from 12 to 18 months to complete, includes detailed instruction on identifying markets, crafting effective query letters, getting assignments, taking appropriate support photos, gathering material, interviewing techniques, book publishing and more! Roger Brunt on the cover of British Columbia Sport Fishing This is the only school of its kind. It is the only program tailored to creating and selling articles, columns and feature stories specifically about the outdoors. Students can earn two to three times the cost of their tuition simply by completing the writing assignments that accompany the lessons in the course.

67. Screenwriting Links And More
    An extensive guide on writing screenplays for film and television. Find writing tools, scripts, organizations, software, books, magazines, message boards, links, and contests.  
    http://members.aol.com/screenwryt/home.htm
    
    Extractions: Quick Links Crafting your Screenplay Essentials Researching Contacts ... The Royal Tenenbaums Interview With Cameron Crowe Read Film Comment's interview with Cameron Crowe, Golden Globe nominee and writer-director of Almost Famous. Click here for the interview Researching Do you need to know what the official guidelines for collecting hair and fiber evidence at a crime scene are? Find the guidelines here, as well as dictionaries, translators, and other useful research aids. Crafting Your Screenplay Learn about script format, editing scenes, how to put a cut to's in your screenplay, and much more with this informative guide. More Info. Screenwriters Poll What is the best movie of all time? Pulp Fiction Good Will Hunting Gladiator Titanic Goodfellas The Godfather Fargo The Big Lebowski The Shawshank Redemption Citizen Kane Sense and Sensibility Star Wars The Usual Suspects Jaws Psycho Rear Window Vertigo The Sixth Sense To Kill a Mockingbird Toy Story Taxi Driver The Matrix The Wizard of Oz Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

68. Brian Bollen's Homepage
    Provider of writing, editorial and media consultancy services to newspapers, magazines, banks, financial institutions and corporates.  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/brian.bollen/

69. Writing For Newspapers And Magazines
    Advice from literary agents about submission guidelines for writers and authors about getting their manuscripts published. writing Popular Science. writing for Newspapers magazines. Audiobooks  
    http://www.litopia.com/store/newspapers.htm
    
    Extractions: Tools General Writing Skills Fiction Skills Plotting Screenwriting ... Software for Writers Become a Section Editor Advice Seven Deadly Sins Coping with Rejection Grill the Agent For Whistleblowers Writing Contests Writers' Health Inspiration Epithets Book News Find / Add Literary Links Link to Litopia Classified Ads Send Feedback Features Newsletter Keep posted: subscribe to the newsletter NOTE : The comprehensive listing that follows is extracted directly from Amazon's massive database in realtime, so please be patient while your search is executed! We use a complex search algorithm to produce an exhaustive subject listing that is as clear as it is definitive - all advertisements and other extraneous matter have been removed, allowing you to browse without distraction. Clicking on the title will give you fuller product information, clicking on the Buy button will open a new window. Listings are presented according to Amazon's sales ranking, i.e. most the most popular items come first.

70. Xlibris.Com
    for magazines. Even if you're enjoying a "quiet" freelance career and you're not counting on supporting yourself with your writing what kinds of magazines publish what, what  
    http://www.xlibris.com/marketplace/howto/magazines.asp
    
    Extractions: by Xlibris It may seem a little obvious, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded of the essentials of freelancing for magazines. Even if you're enjoying a "quiet" freelance career and you're not counting on supporting yourself with your writing, it's a good idea to approach publications — even the small ones — with a measure of professionalism. OK, first you need to get the writer's guidelines. But let's be honest. How many of us have sat down with the annual Writer's Market bible, perused each page, targeted publications, and hastily sent off the article we just know is right for them? I certainly don't do it now, but I did once. Maybe you have, too. Obtain submission guidelines Guidelines serve several purposes: They give a writer specifics about what types of submissions the publication is interested in, be it fiction, autobiography, nonfiction, poetry or whatever. They dictate word count (a small publication with few pages probably wouldn't appreciate a 5,000 word article).

71. You Are Published
    Poetry stories published in our low cost magazines, personalized for you. Children's writing accepted.  
    http://www.skylinepublications2.com/YouArePublishedHome.html

72. Parenting Magazines
    writing for Parenting magazines. By Melanie Bowden. You know the old saying "Write what you know." If you're a parent, where better to start than writing for parenting magazines?  
    http://www.absolutewrite.com/freelance_writing/parenting_magazines.htm
    
    Extractions: You know the old saying: "Write what you know." If you're a parent, where better to start than writing for parenting magazines? After first spending close to a year pitching ideas, I've now been published more than 30 times in parenting magazines around the country in the last year. I've learned what works and what doesn't. 1. If you want to break into your local parenting regional, propose an idea that is specific to your area, seasonal, and that staff writers are probably sick to death of being assigned every year. My first published article was called "Summer Fun on a Budget," and contained a detailed list of information on 17 free places to go with kids in my area. Possibilities of selling as a reprint to other parenting regionals: zilch. The article was also a pain in the butt to write, but it got me in the door. Insider Tip: Providing pictures with the article helped. The photos were nothing fancy - just 35mm prints from my everyday camera. 2. As soon as you've got some publishing credits to your name, start thinking nationally, not locally. You can still pitch ideas to your local magazine, but concentrate your queries on articles that will resell outside your area. In almost every part of the country you can find a parenting regional like

73. The Budapest Bardroom - Hungary's Live English Language Performance Event
    Poetry, music, comedy and performance event in Hungary for new Englishlanguage writing. Hosted by local poets Jim Scrivener and David Hill. Performances, download of past magazines, and photographs.  
    http://www.geocities.com/budapestbardroom/index.html

74. Online Guide To Canadian Writing: Canadian Magazines
    canadian magazines. these are publications with a printbased counterpart and a general focus. this online version contains some of the magazine content.  
    http://www.track0.com/ogwc/resources/canmagazines.html
    
    Extractions: home authors publications publishers ... about us canadian magazines these are publications with a print-based counterpart and a general focus. sample articles from past issues online, stories on technology, financial management, success profiles, visual merchandising, advertising and marketing, loss prevention, and retail operations. published bi-monthly by Retail Council of Canada.

75. American Printing House For The Blind
    Producing books, magazines, and other materials in braille, large print, recorded, and digital formats, writing and recording equipment, materials for teaching blind students, and special supplies used in education and by adults.  
    http://www.aph.org

76. Dixon-Price Home
    Great books on tropical adventure, travel, boating, nature, and life. writing for Trade magazines How to Boost Your Income by $200 to $500 Per Week This guide to often overlooked writing opportunities is for you. Marketing, researching, and writing  
    http://www.dixonprice.com/
    
    Extractions: Dixon-Price Publishing Visit author Kendall Hanson's web site for professional writers! Links of interest to Dixon-Price customers! And we highly recommend: #1 Free Stuff - this popular site features a fantastic collection of free stuff and freebies. Categories include health and beauty, college, baby and parent, and more. Updated often. Just Free Stuff! Free-n-Cool The best Free Stuff, Contests and Cool Sites on the Web! Coming Soon! Robert Watters. Robert Watters' The Wholesale Candy Company tells the story of his family’s candy company with a history of its formation and success from 1912 to his earliest memories and with his recollections of its decline during the Great Depression. A story of a happy childhood sometimes troubled by family and company problems.

77. One Woman's Writing Retreat: Magazines
    Visit the magazines official sites (the link is below the cover photo) and read the writers guidelines. Poets and Writers Magazine.  
    http://www.prairieden.com/bookshop/magazinerack.html
    
    Extractions: Help support this site. Buy through our affiliate links at Amazon.com. Do you want to submit articles or fiction to these magazines? Visit the magazines' official sites (the link is below the cover photo) and read the writers' guidelines. In some instances you may be able to read sample articles and fiction online, or you can jot down the title of the magazine and find copies at your local library.

78. Eibis International Worldwide Press Communication Service
    A worldwide press communication service specializing in the writing and distribution of technical news stories to editors of trade and technical magazines and TV programming around the world.  
    http://www.eibis.com/

79. Final Draft, Creative Screenwriting & More - ScreenStyle.com
    Screenwriting software, books, and videos including Final Draft, ScriptThing, Scriptware, and MovieMagic Screenwriter. Free books, magazines, and online articles on writing for the movies.  
    http://www.screenstyle.com
    
    Extractions: Buy a combo software package and get a FREE 1-year subscription ($29.95 value) WELCOME TO SCREENSTYLE - Your screenplay starts here! Are you looking for the absolute best deal on Final Draft 7? Your order includes over $200 of free bonus items including FREE How to Make Your Movie software, FREE books or screenplays, FREE script supply kit, and more.

80. SB Communications Group - Journals, Conferences And Diabetes Information
    Range of diabetes journals and magazines, healthcare professional writing courses and conferences on diabetes related issues.  
    http://ds.dial.pipex.com/sbcomm/

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