There’s thousands of resources (probably millions) for writers and authors, so let me focus on one big one - the Literary Marketplace.
What is it? From the Literary Marketplace website:
Featuring listings on more than 30,000 companies, books, periodicals, awards, courses, or events (to name just a few categories), no matter what -- or who-- you are looking for in the book trade, chances are you'll find it in literarymarketplace.com. A small sampling of the listings includes:
• Publishers
• Literary Agents
• Distributors & Sales Representatives
• Wholesalers
• Book Producers
• Exporters & Importers
• Manufacturers & Printers
• Translators & Interpreters
• Paper Suppliers
• Remainder Dealers
• Reference Books & Magazines
• Literary Association, Societies & Awards
• (and International listings as well.)
Three ways to access:
Your local library - be sure they have a current edition
Purchase the 2-volume set for $329.00 - new editions available every year
Subscribe to the website for $399.00 - updated on a continuous basis
Have you ever utilized this amazing resource?
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And your daily photo: "Under the Bridge"
$4.99 Ebook ISBN 978-0-9827139-9-0
Purchase at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Amazon Kindle, Amazon Kindle UK, and Powell’s.
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ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Oooh, love the photo. We need to use every available resource out there.
ReplyDeleteI have used this resource before...and nothing beats using it at the library!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, that's right, because there it is free!
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No, I haven't.
ReplyDeleteAnother cool photo!
Next time I go to the library I'm looking this up!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great resource!
ReplyDeleteGreat resource -- and the library it is-- I can't afford the other. I'm a writer, for heaven's sake! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is a super resource and thanks to the libraries we don't have to buy a copy.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge shot is excellent.
I have not used that resource, but I'm going to check out my local library and see if they have it.
ReplyDeleteLove the bridge picture.
Wow, wow...these are great!
ReplyDeleteOOOh, your photo reminds me of one of mine of the Bucksport bridge.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Bucksport+bridge&client=firefox-a&hs=QFO&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=DQJ4Uaq2DInY9QTEiYGQBQ&ved=0CEMQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=867
This is the actually bridge!
I love the angle you took! Stunning~
I have used it. It gets a bit pricey to subscribe but the library is a great alternate resource.
ReplyDeleteInteresting perspective of the bridge! Very nice. :-)
This is a great resource. So true that whatever you need, you'll find it there.
ReplyDeleteJai
I've never heard of this site, but now have it bookmarked for later use.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and I've really liked all your tips this month....great stuff!
Literary Marketplace is such a great resource AND it's almost always up to date which is hugely important given the way things change and shift so quickly in publishing.
ReplyDeleteI hear lots of awesome things about the Literary Marketplace. I think I'll have to get myself a copy.
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Didn't even know about this place. Thanks for the link.
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Ella, I'll have to go look.
ReplyDeleteSia, it was shot out the sunroof of a very fast moving car.
Johanna, they do shift quickly.
Another good reason to visit my library!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many writer's resources. One I've used a lot is Writer's Market. This one sounds similar. Of course, with online publishing, things changed quite a bit, so I haven't purchased an actual copy of WM in a few years. Nor do I have an online subscription. So much of this info is available for free now.
ReplyDeleteThere are tons of resources out there. So many helpful folks in the writing community too. That picture is making me a bit dizzy!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an amazing resource! Thanks for the tip, Diane.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful resource and to be able to access in the library is awesome because it is a bit pricy for a yearly thing.
ReplyDeleteTHAT PIC IS AWESOME!!!!
Thanks L. Diane.
Being British, it's the Writers & Artists Yearbook for me. I buy a copy once every two years.
ReplyDeleteThat is an expensive resource, but probably worth it!
ReplyDeleteAllison (Geek Banter)
I've paid for it for a month or two when I was researching agents. It's a great resource.
ReplyDeleteTime-tested resource.
ReplyDeleteAnd your pic is fantastic!
I haven't but I have heard it's good.
ReplyDeleteSo awesome! I'm looking that up at our library right now. And that picture is amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that photo! Love the view... great angle!
ReplyDeleteWriter In Transit
I've looked at it to familiarize myself with it but haven't yet used it.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo.
Jagoda
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful tip. and cool picture Under the bridge..
ReplyDeleteThat's a heck of a photo Diane.
ReplyDeleteJO ON FOOD, MY TRAVELS AND A SCENT OF CHOCOLATE
Great resource. I'm passing the link to a few of my clients.
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Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Excited about Magdalena Ball’s and my new Sublime Planet poetry book released to celebrate Earth Day coming in April. The e-book is on Amazon in the US (http://bitly.com/EarthDayKind) in Europe and Japan, too. It's also available in paperback to be used as a gift for the tree huggers you know. All proceeds for that benefit the World Wild Life Fund.
Unfortunately my small local library doesn't keep it on hand. And I can't afford the subscription... Sigh.
ReplyDeleteSomething to look into next time I'm at the library.
ReplyDeleteThat picture is dizzying. :) Writer’s Mark
Hi Diane .. great photo ... love it - this has so much resonance to my family .. cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteYikes. Pricey!
ReplyDeleteHow were you able to take that photo?
Heather