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Today I’m doing something a little different for my Friday post. I’d love to get published as much as the next writer. I research, look for leads, anything which will help me on my venture. Recently, I hit the book “The Career Novelist: A Literary Agent Offers Strategies for Success” by Donald Maas. It’s a free download available on his website. This book offers a not-so-quick, but invaluable overview of the publishing business. The copyright is 1996 but the information still seems relevant to my inexperienced eyes.

Now, rather than give my amateur advice today, I’m asking for yours.

The more I get into the writing business, the more I realize I have to learn. Sad thing about it all, I don’t know what I don’t know. :) So if you’ll share with me today, I’d be much appreciative. What type of resources have you found invaluable? Websites, blogs, books, specific workshops, groups, etc.

Impart your great wisdom upon me so that I might be wise also. Now don’t be shy. Help out your aspiring writer.

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