What about publishing fiction?
The Freelance Writing FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about ...One can't query for fiction, but all the rest of the above applies. Short story writers can still negotiate rights with editors, build relationships with editors, etc.
Related QuestionsPrimer/FAQOne can't query for fiction, but all the rest of the above applies. Short story writers can still negotiate rights with editors, build relationships with editors, etc.Related Questions
What about fiction?
ATS FAQ Section 1: The NewsgroupSnippets (defined as fiction 200 words or less) are welcome on alt.tv.sentinel. Fiction longer than 200 words is welcome only until such time as alt.tv.sentinel.creative is established. Subject headers for fan fiction should be in the [STORY] Title x/y [Rating] [Warnings] format, where x is the number of the story fragment, y is the total number of fragments in the story, and the rating is G, PG, PG-13, R, or NC-17.
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The Official P/T Collective ArchiveFan Fiction" is fiction based on a television series, written by fans. Fanfic—by and large—is not scripts but prose. While some have chosen to write their fanfic in teleplay form, those are few and far between. Pieces range in length from vignettes (1000 words) to short stories to full blown novels (50,000+ words).
Related QuestionsF.A.Q.: Frequently Asked QuestionsFan fiction is a term I believe started with fans of Star Trek. These "trekkies" began to write their own stories about the characters in the series and thus the name "fan fiction" was born. Harry Potter fanfics have been around since mid-1999. Authors create their own stories about what they think the characters are really like, what situations might be interesting to put them in, etc.. My favourite places to read fanfics are in my own Fan Works section and Fiction Alley.Related Questions
What is publishing?
Frequently Asked QuestionsPublishing allows you to upload all or parts of your website from the Visual Editor to the live site. This allows you to work on modifying your website while your current website is still visible to your viewers. Simply select the pages that you wish to publish or re-publish using the checkboxes alongside each page or un-click them to de-publish or prevent publishing.
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GC Frequently Asked QuestionsNO! Do not even think about using GirlChat as a place for exchanging pictures, nor to post fictional writing. In different localities different materials are considered illegal. For instance a fictional story involving children while not illegal under federal law in the US, is illegal under federal law in Canada. Therefore we must ban all such material. This restriction is not because GirlChat is pro-censorship, even the subject of child pornography elicits a range of opinion here.
Related QuestionsHow do I locate fiction books in the library?
LSU Libraries -- Frequently Asked QuestionsFinding fiction books in the library for simple recreational reading isn't as easy as just walking to a shelf and looking for a specific "section". However there are many ways someone can go about using the various tools the library has to offer to find a fiction book that interests them. Visit the webpage available at http://www.lib.lsu.edu/virtual/fiction/fiction.html. That page contains a fairly in-depth look at the many ways a patron can get their hands on the fiction book of their choice.
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FAQs for WritersIf having a book between covers is all that you are interested in, then go ahead and self publish. (But go to a local printer. Stay away from "vanity" publishers, who tell you how wonderful you are and then double charge you.) It will cost you quite a bit and--if you're lucky--it will look professional. But then you will have hundreds and hundreds of books that you can't even GIVE away. A friend recently showed us a self-published book. It was very nicely done.
Related QuestionsHave you thought about publishing this as a book?
Digital Photography FAQPart of what makes the FAQ interesting for me and useful for other is, I think, that it's a living document. It's constantly evolving and contains many links that people can follow to get more information. I'm afraid that it would lose some of this appeal in printed form.
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MILAVIA - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Yes, I am. Please contact me with details regarding your contribution. I cannot pay you, but your work can be enjoyed by many aviation enthusiasts. It will be published with your name, so you still get the credit for it. Any request by visitors/companies for reproduction rights will be forwarded to you.
Related QuestionsWHAT IS THE TITLE AND PUBLISHING DATE OF HIS NEXT BOOK?
Robert Lynn Asprin FAQsThe most recent release from Mr. Asprin is a fantasy novel officially co-authored by Eric Del Carlo and entitled Wartorn #2: Obliteration. As the title suggests, it is the second in a series. A new novel in the "Phule" series, Phule's Errand, is schedualled to be released in July 2006. It is officially co-written by Peter J. Heck. The latest Myth-Adventure novel entitled Myth-Gotten Gains, co-written by Jody Lynn Nye, is currently scheduled to be released by Meisha Merlin in the fall of 2006.
Related QuestionsHow can I find fiction and non-fiction books?
FAQsFiction items are divided into interest or age appropriate categories. Each category is then arranged and shelved alphabetically by the author. Juvenile and adult non-fiction books are shelved together in the adult area. Juvenile materials have a "J" that preceeds the shelf number.
Related QuestionsAre your books fiction or non-fiction?
Frequently Asked Questions - Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini - Aw...That’s another good question. I would say they are a little of both. All the environmental science in my books is real, of course. The characters and their adventures are made up, although some of the things that happen to the characters actually happened to me. Bookstores and libraries generally put my books in the non-fiction environmental science section.
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FAQ About Sylvia Engdahl and Her Science Fiction NovelsI write about space and other worlds because I believe that expansion into space is essential to human survival, and that how people feel about the universe beyond Earth is therefore becoming more and more crucial. I have been convinced of its importance for more than 50 years (my interest in space exploration began in 1946, long before it was either a reality or a subject popular with the general public). For more about my views on this, see Space and Human Survival at this Web site.
Related QuestionsI have seen fiction books by him, where can I get them?
Alfred Hitchcock - The Master of SuspenseThe books you are thinking about are anthologies of horror stories: The Alfred Hitchcock Magazine or The Three Investigators Series. Hitchcock aside from being a great filmmaker was a great businessman, he knew that by selling his image to the printed media, TV, etc. he would become wealthy, recognizable and powerfull as a Hollywood director and producer.
Related QuestionsWhat fiction books do you recommend?
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Related QuestionsWhy don't you have any articles about interactive fiction (text adventures)?
Adventure Gamers : Frequently Asked QuestionsAlthough we don't have a site section dedicated to IF, we do have a number of features on the topic. Look under our features section for articles labeled "IF Week".
Related QuestionsCAN I POST FAN-FICTION BASED ON ANY OF ASPRIN'S WORKS?
Robert Lynn Asprin FAQsYes, and in fact a few have already done so, including the current maintainer of this FAQ. As long as it is 1) related to any of Asprin's works and 2) mention is made somewhere that aspects of the work are based on those copyrighted by Robert L. Asprin. Please remember that fan-fiction is a violation of copyright law and that by posting such derivative works you are taking the responsibility of its publication. Some short pieces of RLA fan fiction can be found at www.fanfiction.
Related QuestionsCAN I POST BINARIES OF ARTWORK BASED ON ASPRIN'S FICTION HERE?
Robert Lynn Asprin FAQsNo. Alt.Fan.Asprin is not a binary newsgroup and many newsgroup providers carry the newsgroup with that expectation. There is also the problem that some people actually pay for the time it takes to read newsgroups and sometimes binary posts can cause them to spend a great amount of time online for artwork they can not and may not wish to view. The best way to handle the situation is to post a pointer to a web page or a newsgroup (such as alt.binaries.pictures.cartoons or alt.binaries.pictures.
Related QuestionsHow do I get my fiction on this site?
All About Spike - StoreThis is an invitation-only archive. You may recommend your own fiction and I will consider it, but there are no guarantees. If you're looking for a more general archive, there are many available. If you want to recommend your work to me, please use the form. (If you're an author I've already archived, I strongly encourage you to use this form when you post a new story, so that I can keep up with your work.)
Related QuestionsWhere can I find your fiction books?
FAQs - Trevecca Nazarene University - Nashville, TNOther fiction books related to the curriculum are shelved in the literature section in the book stacks. They can be located by searching for particular author or title in the PAC.
Related QuestionsTrixie Belden Homepage Frequently Asked QuestionsFan Fiction can be found at http://barbln.org/trixie/fanfic.htm. Fan Fiction is loosely rated at the Trixie Belden Homepage. Why rate fan fiction? The Trixie Belden series is juvenile fiction and so visitors to this webpage are often under the age of 18. This site tries to be family-friendly in the spirit of the Bob-Whites. The ratings can help steer some fans away from what they'd prefer not to read or help them discover new stories that will appeal to them.Related Questions
What is The Fiction Forum?
The Fiction Forum :: FAQ'sThe Fiction Forum is an interactive community for readers and writers of creative writing. Though the site was founded to tackle solely the needs of fiction lovers, certain aspects of the site are open to a broader range of interest. To find out more about The Fiction Forum visit our about page.
Related QuestionsWho's behind The Fiction Forum?
The Fiction Forum :: FAQ'sRecently The Fiction Forum experienced a change of ownership. Renee Faucher is now the full site owner. However, most of the staff has remained the same. Our staff is comprised of dedicated readers and writers just like you! Visit our Staff page to find out all about the hard working volunteers of The Fiction Forum.
Related QuestionsWhat is interactive fiction?
The comp.sys.acorn.games FAQInteractive fiction (IF), or text adventures, are games in which the player and the computer interact through a textual interface: the player enters commands and the computer responds by printing text to the screen, generally what the player can see and what effects the previous command had. The player's input can be a simple command in the format <verb> <noun>, such as take sword or open door.
Related QuestionsWhat is Christian fiction?
Arjay Books FAQChristian fiction is, first of all, Christian. It has elements, even if allegorical, that deal with Christian themes and ideas such as the nature, attributes and actions of God, creation, the fall of humankind, the incarnation and historicity of Christ, the redemption He worked, and the struggle between good and evil. There is a clear line between the latter two.
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