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Used
Paperback
2008
$3.39
This is the an essential reference tool for everyone in the writing industry. With a brand new look and layout, the 22nd edition of this established title is edited by a well known and respected author with extensive experience in the publishing, writing and broadcasting industries. Feature new for 2008 is that it includes: free online access to the companion website and FAQs, a fully searchable directory, and a wealth of information for writers.It is completely revised and updated annually with newly commissioned articles from experts in the industry. It is rigorously checked and well known for its high level of accuracy.Described by The Times as 'the book no writer should be without', the new edition of The Writer's Handbook is the definitive guide for everyone in the writing profession. It also includes free online access to The Writer's Handbook website offering its comprehensive directory and even more resources and advice for writers.
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Used
Paperback
1988
$135.08
This reference book is for all aspiring and professional writers. It covers every possible market - plays, books, news and feature articles, documentaries, radio and TV scripts, poems, short stories and compilations. This second, totally revised and expanded edition includes new sections on American publishing, UK book packagers, poetry and literary grants, updated articles on libel, copyright and contracts and the latest schedule of rates for freelance journalists and writers for TV and radio. A new system of indexing allows for easy cross referencing. In listing all essential names and addresses, the handbook pinpoints key personnel in companies and organizations so that writers can see at a glance who to approach. Advice on how to best present work to publishers, newspapers or production companies is supplemented by tips on what is most likely to sell and to whom. The Writers' Handbook contains full lists of agents, grants and scholarships, libraries and research facilities and many other sources of help and information for the busy writer who wants to make money. Barry Turner was Education correspondent for the Observer and has written several books on politics, education, travel and the theatre.
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Used
Hardcover
1989
$3.39
This reference book is for all aspiring and professional writers. It covers every possible market - plays, books, news and feature articles, documentaries, radio and TV scripts, poems, short stories and compilations. This third totally revised and expanded edition includes new sections on picture libraries, poetry and literary grants, updated articles on libel, copyright and contracts and hte latest schedules of rates for freelance journalists and writers for TV and radio. A new system of indexing allows for easy cross referencing. In listing all essential names and addresses, the handbook pinpoints key personnel in companies and organizations so that writers can see at a glance who to approach. Advice on how to best present work to publishers, newspapers or production companies is supplemented by tips on what is most likely to sell and to whom. The Writers' Handbook contains full lists of agents, grants and scholarships, libraries and research facilities and many other sources of help and information for the busy writer who wants to make money.
Barry Turner was Education correspondent for the Observer and has written several books on politics, education, travel and the theatre.