This page is a sort of BBB for writers, provided by the prestigious group Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. There are other useful pages as well.
After some 80 years, William Strunk's Elements of Style remains the Bible of careful writers. Here it is, in full and on line, along with many other classic texts.
These writer-oriented sites feature a lot of good content, as well as many other links to writer's resources and organizations. Writer's Digest Books has a large assortment of 'how to' titles.
Good writers need to be scrupulously accurate, and research can be a time-consuming endeavor. The Web can really help, and here are some good places to start.
Writers are also voracious readers! If you're looking for a new book, you can support the eWorld Fiction Writers (and their tireless webmaster) by buying it through our own special Amazon.com link. They have lots of other goodies, too!
The Edward R Hamilton Co. has a huge selection, online and from their catalog. They have cheap shipping, and prices ranging from a dollar on up.
Some books are so rare that the Big Booksellers and Public Libraries cannot even confirm their existence. However, all is not lost! These two networks of Used and Rare Book sellers are almost certain to have them.
Exploring PAYING markets for writers is a very important aspect for writers. Below I am including several links to freelancing markets. The key to look for on all of these sites are links to MARKETS or FREELANCING. Each of these sites HAS these listings posted.
Note: Except for the Amazon.com link, none of these sites or organizations have any formal relationship with Writing to Publish. We've checked them out, and found them to be both legitimate and helpful. However, we cannot be responsible for their actions. As with everything on the Net, please be cautious, especially when it involves your money.
When eWorld closed and we moved to AOL, the Writers Club welcomed us with open arms. The Club is now part of iUniverse.com, and continues on that company's web site. Many writer's groups meet therein.
We have developed an informal working relationship with Yard Dog Press.They started out as an "underground comic," and now publish novels and anthologies.
Please let us know of any sites that you find interesting and we will consider adding them to our list. Also, if you find any of these links no longer working please notify me.
