Space in my email is valuable real estate, so I limit my writer's newsletters to those that consistently deliver top quality information. Here are favorites that I recommend:
Writer's Weekly Angela Hoy brings fresh markets, guest experts, topical ideas and fearlessly takes on those who scam writers in the Whispers and Warnings Forum. From intellectual property law questions to self-publishing, you'll find practical answers to your questions. No matter how busy I am, this is a "must read".
Well Fed Writer Peter Bowerman is the poster child for freelance business writer who knows how to make money at his craft. His weekly newsletters, blog, books and teleseminars are excellent.
Writer's Gazette Krista Barrett gives variety of resources for new writers, freebies and contest listings, author interviews and guest columns. A new writer can post request for book review from peers which is helpful for gaining feedback or reviews.
The Organized Writer Julie Hood offers practical resources that are valuable to new writers or those who want to get serious about making money as a writer. Organization is not the gift of many creative people, so let Julie show you how to get organized and stay organized.
Subscribe to at least 3 writer's e-newsletters; one on business of writing and two in your genre. At different points in your writing career, you may need input from other types of writer's news. Sample new options and hold on to your favorites. We are never too successful or too busy to learn from each other.
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