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Publishing online can be a daunting prospect for any writer. This book equips aspiring writers with a range of practical skills and tactics for entering the online publishing world. It will guide readers on where and how to publish online, whether writing for magazines, journals, blogs, or podcasts. The textbook includes practical exercises for developing skills such as producing an e-book, creating an e-book marketing strategy, and building an online writer’s presence. It also features step-by-step guides, examples and checklists that help readers research and find appropriate sites to submit work to, and show how to take a completed manuscript through to publication. This textbook will appeal to students, freelance writers, creative writers, poets, novelists and anyone interested in publishing content online to promote and sell their work more effectively.

Electronic publishing. --- Online authorship. --- Internet authorship --- Web authorship --- Authorship --- Digital publishing --- Online publishing --- Publishers and publishing --- Desktop publishing --- Creative writing. --- Economics and literature. --- Penmanship. --- Creative Writing. --- Net Literature. --- Literature Business. --- Writing Skills. --- Chirography --- Handwriting --- Writing --- Language arts --- Literature --- Literature and economics --- Writing (Authorship) --- Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) --- Study and teaching --- Economic aspects --- Electronic books --- Social media --- Publishing. --- Authorship.

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This book has been designed specifically for students in writing classes and other writers interested in developing proficient writing careers in a professional environment. As professional writing continues to change rapidly alongside digital developments, this book frames professional writing particularly for 'creative' and other writers. The professional world needs writers with a diverse portfolio of skills and capabilities; if writers can master these, they are more able to make a living from their writing and support their more creative endeavours. Each chapter includes a comprehensive range of exercises to build professional skills, along with learning objectives, case studies, worked examples, tips for success, and suggested websites and further reading. Lisa Kesteven is a lecturer on Creative and Professional Writing and has designed and led modules on Professional Writing. As well as being a writer of fiction and non-fiction, Lisa has worked freelance for a number of years and has her own freelancing business. Andrew Melrose is an Emeritus Professor of Critical and Creative writing and a writer. He has over 160 film, fiction, non-fiction, research, songs, poems, chapters and other writing credits, including 15 films and 39 books.

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Career education. --- Penmanship --- Ability testing. --- Education