Become a Published Writer

Get Paid to Write

Imagine … seeing a book you've written on display at a local bookstore … flipping through the pages of your favorite magazine to find an article written by you … reading your poetry in a respected publication … noticing your name in the credits of a movie or television show … watching a performance of a play you've written … or finding your personal essay in a popular book.

About a Career as a Published Writer

While a fortunate few writers can become bestselling authors earning millions of dollars a year from their writing, it is possible to enjoy success as a published writer in many other ways.

You may dream of reading glowing reviews of your writing, signing books for readers eager to meet you, having your family and friends see your work in print, depositing checks you've earned for your writing, or enjoying some of the other perks that come with being a published writer.

As long as you have the desire, you can become a published writer – no matter how young or old you are.

Guide to Become a Published Writer

If you would like to be paid to write, the FabJob Guide to Become a Published Writer is for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get published. Whether you are a novice, or have already been paid for your writing, this guide will give you valuable information to make publishing your writing both easier and more profitable.

The guide was written and compiled by Sheila Seifert, who has over 1,000 sales as a freelance writer (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, etc.) As a university instructor, she has taught creative writing, composition, and magazine writing, and is a sought-after speaker for writers' conferences. In this guide she shares with you her own experiences as well as insider tips and expert advice from hundreds of successful writers, writing teachers, and editors.

This guide does not go into detail about the mechanics of selling your writing, because it includes links to excellent resources on manuscript formats, proposal examples, etc. Instead, this guide focuses on helping you develop the skills and traits needed to become a successful published writer, through professional advice and practical exercises.

The guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to achieve greater success as a published writer in the United States or Canada, plus helpful advice for becoming a published writer in any country.

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The information in this guide can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some common mistakes, and give you information you need to become a published writer.

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People Have Said…

Margaret Chittenden, Published writer of over 100 short stories and articles, three children’s books, and 30 novels:

The most important thing I ever learned about writing is this: you don’t have to have an idea big enough to fill a book in order to start planning a book. All it takes is a tiny nugget of an idea. Often a “what if?”. What if there really was a perfume that made a woman irresistible? What if a body got tossed up in someone’s garden by an earthquake? What you have to do is prod and poke this nugget, ask it questions, research its components, play with it, and give it time to generate more ideas.”

Madeline Baker, Published author of 36 books and 7 novellas:

I read my dialogue out loud to make it believable.”

T. Davis Bunn, Best-selling author of 14 novels:

Set reachable goals–finishing the next chapter, the first draft, the first agent’s letter–and reward yourself for achieving them. This will help maintain your momentum, and reinforce a sense of ongoing progress.”

Kelly Boyer Sagert, Managing editor of a publishing company and published writer of over 1,000 articles:

I once sent a query to a magazine that accepted queries and completed articles from writers. They rejected my query, but I still believed in the match. So, a year later, I wrote the article and sent it to the same magazine. Published!”

Debbie Dadey, Co-author of over 80 books for children:

My dad told me before he died, ‘Debbie, if other people can write books then so can you.’ I had to prove him right.”

Lenore Wright, Screenwriter:

Recently, an 82-year-old woman had her first play produced in California–an adaptation of Great Expectations. She’d been a high school teacher for 60 years, and her love for Dickens never waned. Stories like that inspire me.”

Fran Leibowitz:

The best fame is a writer’s fame. It’s enough to get a table at a good restaurant, but not enough to get you interrupted when you eat.”

Tamara E. Holmes, Essence Magazine:

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