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Erismac's Books for Writers in Australia |
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Four user-friendly books to help
make where you submit your work more choice - than chance.
Purpose-built, individual, updateable guides to Markets and Competitions
for Poets and Short Fiction Writers. Australian Short Fiction Markets Australian Short Fiction Competitions Australian Poetry Markets and Competitions Australian Competitions and Markets for Young Writers Orders and enquiries to the publisher: Eris MacDonald Email enquiries – for books or listings - are also welcome at:
Professionally presented in A4 Display files, these books break the confines of 'fixed page' marketing guides. Their innovative format allows you, the writer, to re-sequence the listings, add your own related information and, most importantly, the loose-leaf style also provides the option to buy whole new books each edition, or to refresh your files’ contents to 'new edition' status with practical, cost-effective Update Only packs. Every 18 months, all the editors and competition organisers are re-contacted to review and adjust the information they’ve provided. Other opportunities are also approached and invited to give their details, which continually evolves the range of listings in each book. When that work is done, every registered customer is then sent details and pricing of the new Editions and their relevant Update Packs. Designed to be permanent assistants in your resource library, these guides feature clear, consistent layouts with a full page given to each listing. The odd changes heard about after the release of a new Edition are always adjusted immediately in all books and Packs, and will also be listed here on the Newspage for those who have already made their purchase.
"Markets" information includes each magazine's subscription rates, circulation figures, frequency of publication, number of stories or poems published per year, payments, response times, rights expected, word or line count requirements, presentation preferences, and more. "Competitions" listings
include Deadline dates, entry fees, presentation requirements, individual
rules of entry, word or line count ranges, sections available, when
judging is finalised, prizes available, how winners are advised, and how
results slips and reports can be obtained. Useful information in a user-friendly series
dedicated to April 10, 2008 |