Mike C

When you get into submitting regularly it can be hard to keep track of what story you sent where, and when, and outcomes.

My friend Kaolin Fire, web guru, the man who made NFG possible (with one of the first automated submission sytems that made it possible for editors on 4 continents to collaborate as if sharing an office) and one of ther founding triumvirate of the soon to be announced new lit magazine, has built an online organiser for writers to keep track of what they've done. It also has market listings you can add to. The site's still ubder development, but take a look at www.writersplanner.com and see what you think. The service is completely free.

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TSMaloy

Awesome! This will be so handy!

Thanks Mike!

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Mike C

I particularly like that it has an editatable list of markets - it'll grow and grow, getting more useful as more people join and add to it. Glad you like.

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tbs21

looks neat! i'll definitely use it when i finish my book, but as you see below, it may be a while. thanks for the info!

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