Writers’ Zone

rs19The Writers’ Zone is a resource for writers who want to get their work published, or who want to develop their careers. Here you’ll find a mix of practical articles, FAQs, lists of useful websites and more.

For sample articles from recent editions of the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook, see The Know How.

The Writers’ & Artists’ blog is updated frequently with posts from the editor, publisher and guest bloggers. You can also add your own comments and share your views there.

Plus there’s advice on promoting your book, thanks to exclusive extracts from Alison Baverstock’s Marketing Your Book: An Author’s Guide, published by A&C Black.

In need of more info? Browse the links below…

Practical help

Getting published
FAQs for writers
Websites for writers
Free downloads

The Know How

The publishing process
I think I need an agent
How to get an agent
Approaching a publisher
Approaching a poetry publisher
Writing and the children’s book market
The writer’s ultimate workspace

Marketing Your Book

Chapters 6 and 7 of this author’s guide to marketing are online now. Find out what all potential authors need to know about the industry and why marketing is so important.

Writing Tips and Advice

Developing your writing style
Tips for your specialist non-fiction proposal

Events

The London Book Fair 2010
Writers’ & Artists’ events for writers

Novelists, screenwriters and authors

Go to The Writers for inspirational interviews with Ian Rankin, Joanna Trollope, Maeve Binchy, Neil Gaiman and more. They did it, so can you.

Plus video exclusives with Julie Myerson, Justin Cartwright and Jon McGregor.



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