Robin's blog lists & Delicious bookmarks

• Agents for scriptwriters
• Book reviewers on the Web
• Literary journals
• Publicity tips for authors
• Starting your own blog
• More Delicious bookmarks

Recommended reference books

• International Libel & Privacy Handbook
  Charles J. Glasser, Jr.
• Get Known Before the Book Deal
  Christina Katz
• How to Be Your Own Literary Agent
  Richard Curtis
• How to Write a Book Proposal
  Michael Larsen
• Chicago Manual of Style
  University of Chicago Press Staff
• Plug Your Book! Online Book Marketing for Authors
  Steve Weber
• Save the Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need
  Blake Snyder
• A Dictionary of Modern English Usage
  H.W. Fowler

Among the many resources new writers rely on are Screenwriter’s & Playwright’s Market and the Guide to Literary Agents, which are edited by Chuck Sambuchino and published by Writer's Digest Books. The two guidebooks are usually available to borrow from public libraries.

Chuck Sambuchino enlisted Robin Mizell as a contributor to the 2009 and 2010 editions of Screenwriter’s & Playwright’s Market.

Useful articles & websites

• Agent Query
• Alan Rinzler: The Book Deal
• Authonomy
• AuthorAdvance
• The Authors Guild
• BiblioBuffet
• Book Industry Study Group @ BookExpo America
• Books Written By: A gallery of writers and their websites
• Business Realities for the Beginning Writer by David B. Coe
• Chris Brogan
• Collectanea: Collected perspectives on copyright
• Creative Byline
• Every Writer’s Resource.com
• FAQ about Copyright
• Fact and Fiction: Some thoughts about credibility by Deb Werksman
• The Fifteen Things You Need to Know B'twixt "The End" and "Send" by Janet Reid
• A Flowchart for Diagnosing Self-Publishing Problems
  by Morris Rosenthal
• Internet-Resources.com
• M[iddle] G[rade] vs. Y[oung] A[dult] Fiction: What’s the Difference? by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
• On hating a beloved novel by Richard Gilbert
• Poetry Daily
• Poets & Writers
• Publishers Marketplace
• A publishing primer: Don't know your French flaps from your headbands? Here's a guide to the arcane terminology of the book world by Rachel Toor
• QueryTracker
• Richard Curtis on Publishing in the 21st Century
• Seton Hill University MFA in Writing Popular Fiction:
  Writers' Resources
• The Shatzkin Files
• A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Published by Jeff Kleinman
• STET! from Backspace: The Writers Place
• Top Ten Mistakes of Web Management by Jakob Nielsen
• Word Count for Novels and Children's Books: The Definitive Post
  by Chuck Sambuchino
• WordHustler
• The Writer's Edge