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Some outlets for writers - industry terminology
Traditional printed books - the main sectors
 | General books - called 'trade' in the business. These cover
fiction and non-fiction titles. |
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Children's
- they used to sell to parents but now kids themselves are a sizeable market. |
| Academic - turn your lecture notes into a book. |
| Educational - low cost and large distribution. |
| Professional - often high cost, books needed for work purposes.
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| Special interest - often employed within the industry in a slightly
derogatory way and indicates the limited audience (just like most books). the web provides a way to market worldwide. An
excellent candidate for self-publishing as the market can be identified. |
| Commemorative, promotional - great if you know your niche. |
Other printed formats
| Part works |
| Articles |
| Magazine stories |
Writing for the Web
| Ideal for mixing media - movies with your writing? |
| Fast moving technology works - would people be willing to subscribe? |
| E-books (download or read online) - we are still waiting for a working
model. |
| Web radio - growing very fast but some years from economic viability. |
Scripts
Have you read the Journal of a
Virtually Unpublished Writer? Bob Ritchie struggles to get his TV scripts accepted.
Audio books
| Unabridged |
| Abridged for the popular market
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| And web-radio and streaming might expand this market dramatically |
If you are interested in pursuing a particular kind of writing but need to
know more, you might like to browse through our WritersBookstall
to see if there is a book which might help you.
Publishing glossary
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