>It may not be all of them, but this list of literary venues that pay writers, at The Review Review, is a good start.
> Bookfox's annual "Ranking of Literary Nonfiction Markets," based on which journals and magazines are recognized by Best American Essays, is always illuminating--and useful, if you're planning submissions strategy.
> Gay Talese may not feel inspired, but most writers and avid readers will be, by this New York magazine post listing "The Queens of Nonfiction: 56 Women Journalists Everyone Should Read".
> Elizabeth S. Craig tweets dozens of links to good posts about the writing craft and periodically compiles them, like this list.
> As so many of the nonfiction pieces over there are, here is a beautifully written essay by Robyn Russell, at The Rumpus. That is all.
> Useful tips, at the start of any feedback/workshop situation, on how to accept, evaluate, use, and learn from comments, advice, and suggestions on your work.
>Finally, while you may think you have gotten every kind of rejection a writer could get, check out this over at The Reject Pile, and also note the transparency of the guidelines at the Journal of Universal Rejection.
>Finally, while you may think you have gotten every kind of rejection a writer could get, check out this over at The Reject Pile, and also note the transparency of the guidelines at the Journal of Universal Rejection.
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