Reviews of Writing Books
Page One of Two2000 Writer's Market: The Electronic Edition edited by Kirsten C. Holm, Bill Brohaugh and Andrew Lucyszyn
Writer's Digest Books, September 1999.Trade Paperback, 1112 pages.
ISBN: 0898799112
Ordering information: Book & CD-ROM
Amazon.com.

This is the place to start looking if you are a writer looking to market your work. But don't just start firing off articles and queries, especially if you're brand new to the freelancing business. Instead, be sure to read the helpful articles at the front of the book, which give freelancers an overview of the business and contain advice on submitting manuscripts and writing queries. Also be sure to read each market entry carefully (many contain enlightening tips from the editors themselves) and check other information provided in the market's listing -- such as the publication's website or how to request a sample of the publication if you are not a regular reader. The 2000 Writer's Market is a comprehensive guide for writers, loaded with paying markets and advice, that can lead to freelance success for both writing professionals and beginners. And for cyber-savvy writers, the CD-Rom is simply indispensible. Highly recommended.
Children's Writer's Word Book by Alijandra Mogilner
Writer's Digest Books, October, 1999.Trade Paperback, 354 pages.
ISBN: 0898799511
Ordering information:
Amazon.com.

The Children's Writer's Word Book is an excellent collection of words for use in children's books and picture books. Writers will find this a valuable tool for revising and completing books and articles targeted at young children (Grades K-6).
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