> Tomorrow night, October 29, four nonfiction literary journals are holding a National Nonfiction Simulcast, with reading in three cities (Pittsburgh and Lancaster, PA, and Sacramento, CA). Anyone anywhere can join in online.
> Here's a list of 30 literary journals that pay writers (via AuthorsPublish).
> Some crazy legislation in California is making it difficult for bookstores to sell author-signed books.
> Another take, from Kristen Langley Mahler, on how "collecting" 100 rejections strengthens a writer's submission game.
>Did you know there's a website that compiles information about chapbook publishers, chapbook reviews, and other chap-related goodies? (hat tip: Trish Hopkinson)
> I'm often asked for places to find new writing prompts. Try The Writing Reader.
> Finally, if you buy books and don't read them (yet), there's a word for you. (Please don't tell it to my husband.)
> Some crazy legislation in California is making it difficult for bookstores to sell author-signed books.
> Another take, from Kristen Langley Mahler, on how "collecting" 100 rejections strengthens a writer's submission game.
>Did you know there's a website that compiles information about chapbook publishers, chapbook reviews, and other chap-related goodies? (hat tip: Trish Hopkinson)
> I'm often asked for places to find new writing prompts. Try The Writing Reader.
> Finally, if you buy books and don't read them (yet), there's a word for you. (Please don't tell it to my husband.)
Have a great weekend!
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3 comments:
You always have stellar links, but this is a particularly helpful bunch. The NYT ones. WOW.
Thanks for including a link to my site, The Writing Reader, Lisa! Much appreciated! -Liz
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