Writing Fiction Profitably for Magazines

Description: How to write fiction for magizines.

Newest Review: ... your work, and making it possible for a Fiction Editor to edit your written work. In the guidelines of magazines, there is ... more

... usually a story length mentioned. This is very important. A magazine that says it will accept stories of 1500 words will not accept a story of 2000 words just because you thought it was good. The number of words is important and in word, you will find a word counter. Stick rigidly to the number of words stated and at the end of your written work, state how many words the piece has. This is a great help to magazines. Never print on a dot matrix printer, because the tool with which they read your story has trouble re...more

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Writing Fiction Profitably for Magazines: WRITE AND BE READ. (1838 words)
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I have written this guide, as there are good writers who do not know how to go about selling their work. I am a professional writer and it took me many years to establish a market for my work, and I believe that my research can help writers to get published. In the U.K. there is a vast market for written work, and room for everyone to try their hand at writing. My speciality is fiction and it is only fiction that I am writing about because this is my craft and my expertise is limited to fiction writing. SEARCHING FOR THE RIGHT MARKET Each magazine has its own guidelines. The mistake that many writers make is not following the guidelines of a ... Read the complete review

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