51. Duotrope’s Digest
duotrope.com
Use this site’s detailed descriptions and
growing market database to search for
the perfect places to submit your work—
and the submission tracker to monitor
your results.

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67. How Publishing Really
Works
howpublishingreallyworks.com
Aft er three decades of navigating the
publishing industry, this writer shares
lessons learned about the biz.

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45. Writer Beware Blog
accrispin.blogspot.com
Th is industry watchdog group keeps
writers and publishing professionals
alike up to date on the latest scams,
hoaxes and schemes circulating around
the industry.

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50. Berkeley Graduate School
of Journalism
journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/
list/jobs
Be a student of opportunity! Dozens of
pages dedicated to writing gigs from all
over the country are listed here.

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64. A Book Inside — How to
Write & Publish a Book
abookinside.blogspot.com

When you’re in need of a dose of excellent
marketing and publishing advice,
check in with author Carol Denbow.
Her site features great tips and interesting
author interviews.

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40. Plot Whisperer for Writers
& Readers
plotwhisperer.blogspot.com
Struggling with plot? Award-winning
writer and writing instructor Martha
Alderson knows just how to help.

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65. BoSacks—Precision
Media Group
bosacks.com
A staple to this list (and many
other “Best Of” compilations),
media veteran Bob Sacks
delivers some of the most poignant
industry news around,
alongside well-reasoned commentary.
Don’t miss his free
daily e-newsletters, which are
thought-provoking, enjoyable
and educational.

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49. All Freelance Writing
allfreelancewriting.com
Th is site’s job board is handily browsable
by category, or you can search for
specifi c paying freelance markets.

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48. Writing Forward
writingforward.com
Th e mission of Writing Forward is to
“share helpful and inspiring creative
writing tips and ideas to benefi t the
greater writing community.” Stop by to
see how it’s doing just that.

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38. A Newbie’s Guide to
Publishing
jakonrath.blogspot.com
Wondering how to make a living as
a genre writer? Th riller writer J.A.
Konrath off ers strong opinions on how
to do just that as he blogs about his
ongoing experiments with both traditional
and self-publishing.

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75. Resources for Children’s
Writers
resourcesforchildrenswriters.com
Check out this site for hundreds of
links to helpful resources offering
advice on crafting, publishing and
marketing books for young readers.

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jwikert.typepad.com
O’Reilly Media Publisher Joe Wikert
discusses the future of print, publishing
and online media.

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