Publishing Opportunities

According to the preface, "Contains data in an annotated listing by broad subject areas of more than 2,790 currently published periodicals, newsletters, and newspapers."

The online version of the 1986 print edition by Dr. Janice Moulton, professor of philosophy at Smith College, providing information on just over 100 leading philosophy journals.

Describes the manuscript requirements and review processes of more than 125 English-language scholarly journals published worldwide which focus on journalism, mass communication, or communication.

Provides information on all journals and series included in the master list of the MLA International Bibliography. In addition to address, name of editor(s), and first date of publication, each entry includes information on editorial content and submission requirements.

A companion to the MLA Directory of Periodicals (above), describing the fields of interest, submission requirements, contract provisions, and editorial procedures of scholarly publishers of book-length literary and linguistic studies.

Entries for book publishers, magazines, literary agents, contests and script houses, plus brand new information on e-publishers, including interviews with industry experts and editors of e-magazines.

Lists more than 1,700 publishers of poetry, with a brief journal profile, submission requirements, and contact information.

A compilation of submission guidelines for more than 1,000 periodical publishers and more than 400 book publishers.

A manual on how to plan and prepare a book, approach a publisher, secure a contract, and build an author-publisher relationship. Covers all types of book publication: standard monographs, technical books, conference volumes, edited volumes, collected papers, textbooks, and works built on dissertations.

Published under the auspices of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), includes over 7,000 listings of journals, newsletters, magazines, and professional e-conferences accessible via the Internet. While dated (and no longer published), this directory none the less provides a starting point for identifying e-journals and the like.

An annual guide to publications and broadcasting stations. Identifies specific print and broadcast sources of news and advertising for trade, business, labor, and professionals. Arrangement is geographic with a thumbnail description of each local market. Indexes are classified (by format and subject matter) and alphabetical (by name and keyword). Available online through the Gale Directory Library.

Entries appear in one alphabetical listing. Information usually includes comments by the editors related to editorial policies and types of material published. Includes state, country, and subject indexes.

An annual directory of publishers and book-trade organizations, arranged by country.

An annual directory of organizations, periodicals, and book publishers in the United States and Canada.

Annotates and evaluates approximately 7,000 periodicals. Helpful for identifying basic titles in a broad range of fields. Entries for each title are arranged by topic, then alphabetically, and includes contact and indexing information. Title index.

identifies types of work published and acceptance rates

A list of periodicals from many countries, arranged by category or subject focus. Entries usually include title, subtitle, sponsoring organization or publisher, date of origin, frequency, price, circulation, editors, place of publication, and where the title is indexed or abstracted.

An annual guide for freelance writers, covering the practical side of publishing, including information about book publishers, magazine, trade and professional journals, scriptwriting, and syndicates. Subject index of book publishers.

Includes an annotated list of online publications, alternative markets, and commercial e-publishers.