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March 2017 Connect With Us!   ... Thinking of writing a spin-off? Plus, how to make changes after publication.

Important Links   .Submit Work   .Services   .Author Web Design    Self-Publishing Relief   .Products   .About Us   .Contact Us Thinking About Self-Publishing? Ask Us.     If you’ve exhausted all the traditional markets for your work or want a publishing option that gives you total control, it may be time to consider self-publishing.   We understand writers and their publishing goals and offer realistic, affordable options.   Click HERE to schedule a free consultation.   And check out our book covers. See one that’s perfect for YOUR book?   QUESTIONS? Live Chat OPEN weekdays from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET     Our Store   Great gift ideas for writers and readers!   Review Board   We’re no longer actively accepting new submissions. Check back again soon.    Submission guidelines.    Quote Of The Week   Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going.   –Jim Ryun When Our Clients Are Happy—We’re Happy!   Thanks so much for your help on this journey! I continue to be over the moon with the responses I’m receiving—and I credit that connection completely to you at Writer’s Relief!   Ann H.R., Writer   Writers Classifieds   The BEST list of writing markets anywhere on the Web.   Take a look at our great books and professional book trailers!   We can create a professional book trailer for you! Call (866) 405-3003 for details.     Field Guide To Literary Agents     Click here to buy: Kindle   Click here to buy: Nook     Publishing Poetry & Prose in Literary Journals     Click here to buy: Kindle   Click here to buy: Nook     The Happy Writer     Click here to buy: Kindle   Click here to buy: Nook       Writing A Spin-Off: New Books Based On Classic Stories   Books and stories based on other books are hot right now!   If you’re thinking about offering a new perspective on a character from a familiar story, here are some legal (and creative) tips to consider before you start.       Editing Your Self-Published Book After Publication   Whether you want to tweak a paragraph or rewrite your ending, it is possible to change your self-published book after it’s been released.   We’ll talk you through the four easy steps!       Did You Know? March Is National Novel Editing Month!   Celebrate NaNoEdMo with these great ways to become a better editor of your own work.   Check it out!     Protect Your Author Website From Cyber Attacks   It’s an author website worst-case scenario: Your web host takes down your site because it’s been hacked.   Learn the best options for backing up your website NOW.   Check it out!     More Articles: Something For Every Writer   The Power Of Pruning: 5 Tips For Editing Poems Down To Size   Get The Inside Scoop On A Literary Agent   It’s Easier To Win A Creative Writing Contest Than You Think     Writers Classifieds   Writer Alert: Plugging keywords into Google isn’t the best way to find reputable literary markets.   Instead, take a streamlined approach with our sortable, trustworthy Writers Classifieds. Subscribe now!   Here are just a few of our new listings!   The Pinch Literary Awards Stops Reading: 3/15/2017 Submission Link: The Pinch Literary Awards Entry Fee: $20 First Prize: $1,000 Winning Entry Published? Yes Word Count Limit: 5,000 Title Count: 3 Categories: Creative Nonfiction, Essays, Featured, Fiction, Poems, Short Stories   The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective’s Emerging Poets Prize & Editor’s Choice Award Stops Reading: 3/15/2017 Contest Judge: Aimee Nezhukumatathil Entry Fee: N/A First Prize: $223 Winning Entry Published? Yes Page Count Limit: None. (40-80 suggested) Poetry Book Type: Full Manuscript Eligibility Limits: Must have a substantial connection to India or the Indian diaspora and cannot have published 2 or more poetry books. Categories: Poetry Chapbooks/Manuscripts   Prime Number Magazine Deadline: 3/31/2017 Type: Poetry (1 MAX) and Short Stories (5,300 words MAX) Admin Fee? No Reads Year-round? No Categories: Featured, Fiction, Poems, Short Stories   Wergle Flomp Humor Poetry Contest Stops Reading: 4/1/2017 Contest Judges: Jendi Reiter & Lauren Singer Entry Fee: None First Prize: $1,000 Winning Entry Published? Yes Title Count: One poem, up to 250 lines   Find More Publishing Leads Here!     Sneak Peek At Next Week   How To Find A Freelance Editor For A Book You Want To Self-Publish   Ways To Take Your Social Media Campaign To The Next Level   Not Getting Lit Mag Acceptance Letters? Here's What To Do Next   And More!

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