I am the editor of a new literary magazine.  I would like to know the best ways to get libraries to subscribe.
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Try advertizing online catering to library and colleges.  I know some companies use call agencies to call to tell of the oppertunity.  I would try looking for call agencies, (whether there is one in your area that will do this for you or if it is something you have to do yourself.  Look into advertizing on line.  I dont think that newspapers are effective and what you need.
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well icertainly like my job . iam awriter and ineed to find publishers for my work . you have to keep aopen eye for it    . we should not get frustrated it takes time to get best
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If you're in college, it's likely that you have access to subscription services like Literature Resource Center, which has a lot of information on authors. \n\nhttp://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb\n\nyou have to have a password, though, which is issued by your school.
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You need an agent, most will take 15 to 20% though; some also have reading fees. You could self publish, but this will cost you a fortune. Ask at your library they'll be able to help you.
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go to your local library and check out news paper for last year, they addvertize this info every year with who to contact
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New Scientist is a good magazine
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Take a look at OurEcho.com.  It lets you post short stories and longer things (in serial form).  \nPeople post their comments.  You can add photos.  You are even entered in their monthly contests and can win $25, $50.
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I'm not sure but I think you can just request them. You can also have their magazine sent to you once a month...I receive it.
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Try Writers' Market 2006. The publication isn't free but it has a listing of literary agents.
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I think you need to know which publication within the API you want.  Were you given any other information?
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Hi Coola,\nYour best bet is to subscribe to the journals and newspapers you are interested in working with. Then, start sending "letters to the editor" to interact with the articles published.\n Over a short time, You should see whether or not they are interested in playing ball with you or not. If your eyes are not open to the subtle replies you get then, you aren't smart enough to get the job.\nTrevor
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Check the inside of one of your other magazines... it'll have a phone number for address changes.   Usually in the same area they provide the Publishing company info and such.
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Ok, do you want to publish it like publish it and turn it into a book where people can buy it in Barnes and Nobles? Well, unfortunately I don't have an answer for that question, but I do know where you can publish your story ONLINE. \n\nwww.fictionpress.com. \n\nBest of luck!
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get subscribed to beckett magazine or tuff stuff
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If you have a complaint about the information in the magazine, you can contact the editor.\n\nIf you have a complaint about the ads in the magazine, you can contact the publisher.\n\nIf you have a complaint about the magazine as a whole, the only real thing you can do is contact the advertisers and ask them not to advertise.\n\nThere is no overall organization that oversees magazines.  Most U.S. publications are members of ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulation) but all they do is insure that magazines are delivered to the people who have subscribed.
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Subscribe to Writer's Digest, a monthly magazine for writers.\n\nI personally think one of the best writing sites on line that has things like this is http://www.poewar.com/ which was originally started by John Hewitt. \n\nSubscribe to Writer's Market on line or get the writer's Market book for 2006. An updated version comes out each year, but I like to subscribe on line. That's at Writersmarket.com The book has samples and articles on how but prepare and submit an article, how to write a query letter, etc.\n\nHere is another good site for writers: http://www.writersweekly.com/\n\nI subscribe to their newsletter.\n\nThere are so many sites for writers on line. My suggestion is to do a search on Journalism +"submission guidelines" to see what turns up. \n\nIf you are looking specifically for newspaper stye, do a search on newspaper +"style guidelines" and you can get information on MLA stayle and news journalism formats.\n\nGood luck.
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Go 2 ur local librarie,They will know.