Member Julie Stielstra, author of Opulence, Kansas, and Scratched, shared this note today on our Facebook page.
We thought it was worth passing along. (Shared with Julie's permission.)
We thought it was worth passing along. (Shared with Julie's permission.)
Some sites I've found very helpful:
1) duotrope.com (annual fee optional for best functionality) - searchable data repository with links to publishing sources and literary agents, lots of stats, interviews with editors, submission tracker for your work.
(2) Submittable.com (free to use) - widely used submission tool, but under the "Discover" heading lists lots of calls for submissions, contests, etc. Only tracks submissions done through this platform.
(3) Newpages.com (free) - includes info for calls for submissions, contests, workshops, conferences, and more.
I check all three of these sites for opportunities to submit, and track my submissions on Duotrope and/or Submittable. Beats handwritten sheets! :-)
1) duotrope.com (annual fee optional for best functionality) - searchable data repository with links to publishing sources and literary agents, lots of stats, interviews with editors, submission tracker for your work.
(2) Submittable.com (free to use) - widely used submission tool, but under the "Discover" heading lists lots of calls for submissions, contests, etc. Only tracks submissions done through this platform.
(3) Newpages.com (free) - includes info for calls for submissions, contests, workshops, conferences, and more.
I check all three of these sites for opportunities to submit, and track my submissions on Duotrope and/or Submittable. Beats handwritten sheets! :-)
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