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[buug] content writing for magazines Jon McClintock jammer@weak.org Tue, 7 May 2002 09:54:17 -0700 Previous message: [buug] content writing for magazines Next message: [buug] apache logformat question Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Doh! I meant to hit the "Reject" button on this one. Sorry folks. -Jon On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 06:15:43PM +0300, Alex Ivanoff wrote: > Hello everybody, I've got some articles written on FreeBSD, Unix and Networking (Cisco, Lucent equipment) topics. Does anybody know some magazine, journal or publishing agency which may be interested in the articles on these topics? I'd love to talk to theirs Editorial team. I've heard some on-line magazines are interested in such materieal, but I've got no contacts. Thanks for help. ps. Please, answer directly to my e-mail, I'm not regular reader and subscriber of this mail-list. Thanks. With best regards, Alex Ivanoff Buug mailing list Buug@weak.org http://www.weak.org/mailman/listinfo/buug Previous message: [buug] content writing for magazines Next message: [buug] apache logformat question Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

42. ASJA: American Society Of Journalists And Authors Writer s Resources. Why writing for magazines isn t what it used to be, and what writers have to do about it. by Dan Carlinsky former http://www.asja.org/pubtips/primer.php

Click here to Login Home Page Member Section What Is ASJA? ... Contracts Watch Find America's Best Writers Writer Referral Service Search Member Directory Member News PayCheck Reports ... Media Information Writer's Resources Why writing for magazines isn't what it used to be, and what writers have to do about it. by Dan Carlinsky former ASJA Vice President/Contracts May 10, 1997 In the 1930's two kids just out of high school dreamed up a comic character and sold it to a publisher for $130. Following common practice, the publisher took all rights. The kids were Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The character was Superman. Before television writers and actors realized the huge potential of the rerun market, some signed away the right to earn residuals in exchange for a decent paycheck. It seemed like an okay deal at the time. W.C. Handy and Fats Waller are among the songwriters said to have taken a flat $50 or $100 for tunes that became million-dollar hits. Today, as traditional publishers ride the shock waves of the electronic explosion, many of us who make a living writing books and magazine articles are acting like those earlier creators who didn't know better or didn't believe they had the clout to do better. Through our organizations and as individuals, we need to act fast lest we become the next generation's objects of bemused pity. When it comes to helping themselves to rights, magazine publishers often have a boardinghouse reach. This is surely due in part to the fact that magazine articles generally are unagented. What's more, agents who do handle an occasional magazine contract as a courtesy to a client don't always devote the time needed to read and negotiate all the fine points; for a commission of a few hundred dollars at most, it may not seem worth the effort. Nor do many writers feel themselves positioned to press for better terms in a notoriously lopsided buyer's market.

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Writing for magazines by Jacky Newcomb I get a lot of letters from would be writers every week asking for advice, and sadly I no longer have the time to send individual e-mails. I do want to help you if I can though so here are a few hints and tips to get you started. It may seem obvious but 1. Can you imagine how many articles I receive from people that are full of spelling mistakes, poor english and repeated phrases and words? It shows little respect for you or the busy magazine Editor if you can't get this right! DO NOT write an article and then immediately send it off. Leave it until the following day (look at it with fresh eyes) and re-read it through again and again. 2. DO research your subject thoroughly and make sure that your facts are right! 3. Your work must be fresh and original to catch the Editors eye. 4. Type out your work in plain text/font type (Times New Roman is fine). 5. Add your suggested heading and your name as author. (Do ask for a credit for your work) and any relevant references to books, events, places and people should be added at the end of the article in case the magazine wants to include them. 6. Magazines often 'box' various sections of a page to make it more interesting to read. If you use one or more parts of the article as separate sections - using appropriate headings it may make the editors job easier - the editor can visualise your article on the page.

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Writing for Publication: Newspapers, Magazines, Newsletters and Web Pages Sandhills Community College , Dept. of Continuing Education , Pinehurst, NC Instructor: Internet Photojournalist John Myers Class Text: Fourth Edition of "The Elements of Style," writing handbook by William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White, ISBN 0-205-30902-X. Available in SCC Bookstore , list price $6.50, available on Booksamillion.com for $5.56. For questions on the class, send Email to: john@johnmyers.com Writing for Publication: May 30 - July 2, Mondays and Wednesdays, 3-5 pm in Van Dusen 103 May 30 Lessons 1, pages 1-11 June 4 Lesson 2, pages 12-22 June 6 Lesson 3, pages 34-39 June 11 Lesson 4, pages 70-81 June 13 Lesson 5, Lecture Writing for Newspapers: "The Lede and the 5 W's"; Writing Assignment One (In class) June 18 Lesson 6, Lecture Writing for Newspapers: "Pyramid Structure"; Writing Assignment Two (In class) June 20 Lesson 7, Lecture Writing for Magazines: Writing Assignment Three (In class) June 25 Lesson 8, Lecture

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