66. Coalition of Independent
Authors
coalition-independent-authors.com
Have you self-published, or are you
thinking about doing so? Th en consider
joining this group of self-published
writers who created the Coalition of Independent Authors to gain exposure
for their work.

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53. Editor & Publisher
editorandpublisher.com
Take a look at this site’s classifieds section
for the latest in writing, editing and
publishing job openings.

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74. Winning Writers
winningwriters.com
Is your poetry or prose ready to compete?
Sign up for this free e-newsletter
to get info on about 150 diff erent writing
contests. Consider a paid membership
($9.95 quarterly) to get access to
more than 1,250 other opportunities.

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31. United States Copyright
Offi ce
copyright.gov
When it comes to protecting your work
(and yourself), go straight to the source
to learn everything there is to know
about copyright.

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73. We Grow Media wegrowmedia.com

73. We Grow Media
wegrowmedia.com
A practiced authority on social media
and audience building, Dan Blank
off ers helpful tips for writers hoping to use social media to build a strong
platform and increase readership.

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9. Association of Authors’
Representatives
aaronline.org
Th e AAR is the closest thing there is
to an accredited membership organization
for literary agents, and its site
allows you to search for reputable representatives,
read the canon of ethics
AAR members have pledged to follow,
and more.

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52. Ed 2010
ed2010.com
Aimed at helping aspiring magazine
editors learn the secrets of the trade,
this website offers writing and industry
advice, as well as opportunities to meet
up with magazine pros near you. You can
also use the WhisperJobs section to find
freelance and full-time magazine work.

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