Yesterday, I shared a few resources for those who want to get their poetry and music published. I suggested referring to Writer’s Market. I was reminded by an astute follower of this blog, colleague and friend that Writer’s Market has directories specific to the poetry market. They also have a directory representing the children’s market and there is a separate directory for song-writers. If you’re seeking representation for your project, they have a directory of agents.
If you want to get published, Writer’s Digest has you covered.
These volumes are most useful. But don’t forget about the access you have to the world of publishing tools and helps at your fingertips. It’s called the Internet.
Just about every topic you can imagine is covered and any topic with very many options generally comes in directory form. There are online directories of everything imaginable, including publishers of romance, literary agents, poetry markets, organizations for authors and so forth.
Before you start asking professionals for help in finding the right publisher, a printer for your book, magazine outlets for your articles or stories, etc., do an Internet search for directories and see what comes up.