Writer's Links
For legal reasons, our W2P group can only accept persons 18 and older as official members. Teenaged writers may wish to check out this site.
More and more writers are using alternate, high-tech means of publishing, such as ebooks and podiobooks. This new arena is filled with success stories -- and tragic wipeouts. EPIC is a must-see resource.
The Internet offers customized news streams. Here's a page oriented toward current news about writing and publishing.
AGENTS
This page is a sort of BBB for writers, provided by the prestigious group Science
Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. There are other useful pages as well.
Many unscrupulous people take advantage of eager, but naive, aspiring writers. The folks at this site will check out an agent in advance, and perhaps save you a lot of grief.
Speaking of agents, this site has many common-sense tips.
GRAMMAR & USAGE
This site was established for professional journalists, but all writers can benefit from their keen observations.
The English language changes fast! Keep track here:
William Strunk's Elements of Style remains the Bible of careful writers. Here it is, in full and on line, along with many other classic texts.
This is a topical site from Washington State University.
Richard Lederer is the world's leading expert on the English language.
This is a handy writer's guide.
RESOURCES
These writer-oriented sites feature a lot of good content, as well as many links to writer's resources and organizations. Writer's Digest Books has a large assortment of "how to" titles.
RESEARCH
Good writers need to be scrupulously accurate, and research can be a time-consuming endeavor. The Web can really help, and here are some good places to start.
BOOK BUYING
Writers are also voracious readers. If you're looking for a new book, you can support Writing to Publish (and their tireless webmaster) by buying it through our own special Amazon.com link. They have lots of other goodies, too!
The Edward R Hamilton Co.has a huge selection, online or from their catalog. They have cheap shipping, and prices from two dollars on up.
This network of Used and Rare Book sellers is almost certain to have any title you can think of.
Knowing about the paying markets is very important for writers. Below is Steel's list of freelance market-related sites. Look for their links to MARKETS and/or FREELANCING.
