Directories & Databases on Where to Publish
- Poets & Writer's Literary Magazines Directory
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Searchable database of over 1200 literary magazines. Can filter by genre accepted. - LiteraryMarketPlace.com
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Can sign up for free access to some of the content (publishers, but not agents, for instance).
Writer's Market 2020Call Number: EWU-Cheney Main Level Reference PN161 .W83 & Spokane Academic Library Reference PN161 .W83"Provides information you need to market your work effectively--including: interviews with authors, editors, and other professionals in the field; how to set your freelance fees; industry developments; and much more."
Literary Market Place 2020Call Number: Spokane Academic Library Reference & EWU-Cheney Main Level Reference -- PN161 .L5Directory of the American book publishing industry with industry yellow pages.
Advice on How to Get Published
- Jane Friedman's BlogPublisher's Weekly columnist with 20+ years experience in the publishing industry. Offers extensive advice on her blog.
- Writer's Digest"From inspiring prompts, practical techniques and insightful interviews, to instructional workshops, writing competitions and professional services—we help writers of all genres and formats develop their craft and hone their business skills at every stage of their career."
Have current issues in print at EWU-Cheney Main Level Periodical -- PN101 .W82 - Kirkus Review Writers' CenterAdvice from Kirkus Review, magazine devoted to the publishing industry and offers cogent book reviews.
Online access to the subscription version at https://libsearch.ewu.edu/permalink/f/1q12ets/CP71185748910001451 - Literary HubDoesn't offer practical advice, but rather a portal to contemporary literature.
"Literary Hub is an organizing principle in the service of literary culture, a single, trusted, daily source for all the news, ideas and richness of contemporary literary life. There is more great literary content online than ever before, but it is scattered, easily lost—with the help of its editorial partners, Lit Hub is a site readers can rely on for smart, engaged, entertaining writing about all things books. Each day—alongside original content and exclusive excerpts—Literary Hub is proud to showcase an editorial feature from one of its many partners from across the literary spectrum: publishers big and small, journals, bookstores, and non-profits."