Finding
The Bacon
By Meg Weaver
Hobbyist, enthusiast and crafts kind
of magazines are one of the few growing sections of the magazines industry
today. We have a collection of
publications in that category for you this time:
AMERICAN STYLE
The Rosen Group
3000 Chestnut Ave
Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone: 410-889-3093
Fax: 410-243-7089
Website: www.americanstyle.com
E-queries: yes
Contact: Hope Daniels
Email: hoped@rosengrp.com
Writers guidelines online: No
Pays: $0.32 per word
Photos: Negotiates payment
individually.
Rights: First North American Serial Rights
Description: AmericanStyle is a full-color, quarterly lifestyle publication for
people who love art.
Circulation: 50,000
AUTOGRAPH COLLECTOR
Odyssey Publications
510-A South Corona Mall
Corona, CA 92879-1420
Phone: 909- 734-9636
Fax: 909- 371-7139
Website: www.autographcollector.com
Contact: Ev Phillios
E-queries: Yes
Email: EvPhillips@OdysseyGroup.com
Writers guidelines online: No
Pays: $0.05 per word
Photos: $3.00 per photo
Description: Collecting autographs is b-i-g today.
This magazine covers the autograph collecting hobby in-depth.
CERAMICS MONTHLY
The American Ceramic Society
PO Box 6102
Westerville, OH 43086
Phone 614-523-1660
Fax: 614-891-8960
Website: www.ceramicsmonthly.org
E-queries: Yes
Contact: Renée Fairchild
Email: editorial@ceramicsmonthly.org
Writers guidelines online: At http://www.trains.com/content/static/magazines/ctt/submission.asp
Pays: $0.07 per word
Photos: $15 for black and white; $25 for color photos.
Description: The magazine covers the ceramic art and crafts field
and gives technical and business information for potters and ceramic
artists.
Circulation: 39,000
CLASSIC TOY TRAINS MAGAZINE
Kalmbach Publishing Company
21027 Crossroads Circle
Waukesha, WI 53187
Phone: 262-796-8776
Fax: 262-796-1142
Website: www.classtrain.com
E-queries: Yes
Contact: Neil Besougloff
Email: editor@classtrain.com
Writers guidelines online at http://www.trains.com/content/static/magazines/ctt/submission.asp
Pays: $25 per published column
Photos: No fee if submitted with the manuscript, otherwise $15-$75 per photo.
Rights: All Rights
Description: Features toy trains of the past and present by presenting stories
on layouts, collections, repair and restoration, and how-to articles.
Circulation: 72,000
GENEALOGICAL COMPUTING
360 West 4800 North
Provo, UT
Phone: 801-705-7000
Fax: 801-705-7001
Contact: Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens
Writers guidelines: Available when sending a SASE.
Pays: $0.02 to $0.10 per word.
Description: Genealogical Computing concentrates on technology issues as they
apply to genealogy and family historians.
Circulation: 15,000
Researching one’s family history
is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the USA.
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Raising Royalties
By Rusty Fischer
But
It's Not A Bookstore!
Part II
The Author of
BEYOND THE BOOKSTORE Reveals Five (Other) Places to Sell Your Self-Published
Book
Now
that we’ve learned a little more about promoting your self-published book,
here are 5 more alternate retail outlets where you can start selling it:
HOME
IS WHERE THE “START” IS!
Don’t
overlook your humble abode when starting down the long and winding road to
self-publishing sales success. Whether you’re a bonafide recluse or a verified
party animal, you’re bound to have some visitors, whether it’s crazy Aunt
Zelda or the bug man!
Place
a consumer-friendly table in your foyer or visiting room, and display or stack
eight to ten of your books in an attractive, inviting manner. Invest in a simple
receipt book (for tax purposes) and place this discreetly in a nearby drawer or
under a seat cushion.
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read the rest of this column, click here.